Polish Aviation Museum Entrance Ticket

Absolutely extraordinary museum where everyone, but especially aviation enthusiasts can take a leap through the passion, history, culture and myths surrounding the world of aviation both military and civil. The museum really has many aircraft, some absolutely unique pieces, that have somehow marked the history of the world. The museum is huge built on an old and historic airport near Krakow and has internal airspace in the hangars and externally in the perimeter of the old airport precisely. We were fortunate to have Mr. Marek O as our guide. (Which I would really like to thank sincerely), who presented us with extreme care, passion, clarity and sympathy those that are the main attractions of this fantastic museum, did so ranging from the historical to the technical side, not neglecting even those that are the curiosities and peculiarities of the aviation world, making the visit interesting and attractive even for young visitors like my daughters... What about a stop to include absolutely if you plan a visit to Krakow, museum really well set. Congratulations

Fantastic trip. Huge museum with such a massive collection of aviation material and so many aircraft!!! Thoroughly enjoyed the flight simulator and sitting in one of the planes. Really good value for money, very quiet no queues. You can easily spend a few hours here with so many aircraft on display. Look in every hangar they look closed but are not. Every one of them full of planes and helicopters. I booked through tripadvisor before we left the UK. Easy to get a taxi out to it from krakow.

I found the Polish Aviation Museum Krakov simply one of the best aviation museums I've been to, If you like Russian Cod War hard wear and have an interest in the Polish air force and aircraft industry it is a must see. Sharing space outside include notable Cold war era aircraft from the West, including a pristine example of an F-4E Phantom, a Mirage V and an extremely rare complete example of the F-105 Thunderchief. But for the outside visitor I think the biggest draw will be the row upon row of Migs and Sukhoi aircraft, from the early Mig 15 to the first supersonic Mig 19, and to the illustrious Mig 21 and brutal Mig 23. And from the Sukhoi stable we have a Su 7, 20, and 22. You also find example of unique one off experimental aircraft designed by PZL among too many gems to mention. Excellent value for money and because many of the exhibits are outdoors are easier to photograph if that's your thing.

Very large and interesting exhibition with a variety of flights from different eras probably over 200 different aircraft and helicopters. A minus was that everything was not available in English so hard to know what everything was. Barking inside and outside and in hangars. Even a person who is not interested in aviation enjoys this. A little difficult to get there municipal and it was a bit poorly signposted but well worth a visit.

Museum very interesting and good experience. Ticket purchase fine and downloaded successfully. However, Trip Advisor advertises Krakow Card included and skip the line and both were greeted with total blank looks at the museum.