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Wawel Royal Castle is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. For centuries, it was the seat of Polish kings and has been a museum since 1930. It collects works of art historically or artistically related to Wawel and Polish rulers (e.g. paintings, prints, sculptures, fabrics, militaria, porcelain and furniture). The castle has six permanent exhibitions - Representative Royal Chambers and Private Royal Apartments, the Crown Treasury and the Armory, Oriental Art, The Lost Wawel and Wawel Recovered.
Price is for entry to State rooms (Royal Chambers) - additional charge applies for Crown Treasury and Armory
Price is for student
Price for adult EUR 16.77
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