In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Warsaw Uprising Museum telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Warsaw Uprising Museum:

1
Room of the Young Insurgent
A gallery dedicated to the youngest insurgents and children who participated in the uprising.
2
Palladium Cinema
A small screening room that continuously shows original footage shot by insurgents in 1944, which was used to produce newsreels during the uprising.
3
Sewer System Replicas
Two replicas of the sewage network situated in the mezzanine and basement levels, allowing visitors to experience how insurgents moved through German-occupied territory.
4
Hospital of the Insurgents
A recreation of the hospital that provided medical care and treatment to the wounded during the 1944 uprising.
5
Hangar with B-24 Liberator
A spacious hall featuring a full-scale replica of the B-24 Liberator bomber, suspended from the ceiling above the main hall.
6
Observation Tower
Located at the top of the building, it offers panoramic views across Warsaw from this elevated vantage point.
7
The Printing House
A room displaying original typewriters and printing presses used to produce clandestine newspapers during the German occupation.
8
City of Ruins
A short 3D film projection offering an aerial view of Warsaw's ruins in 1945.
9
Nazi Section
Dedicated to the horrors of German occupation and the atrocities committed by German forces during the uprising.
10
Communist Section
Displays the Soviet takeover of Poland, Stalin's puppet government, and the absence of support during the uprising.

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Practical information

Grzybowska 79, 00-844 Warszawa, Polonia

Opening hoursMonday: 08:00 - 18:00 Wednesday: 08:00 - 18:00 Thursday: 08:00 - 18:00 Friday: 08:00 - 18:00 Saturday: 10:00 - 18:00 Sunday: 10:00 - 18:00

♿Wheelchair accessible

Official website +48 22 539 79 05 See more on Google Maps

Editorial summary

Museo sobre la batalla de la independencia de Polonia de 1944, con un monumento y la réplica de un bombardero.

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Reviews posted by visitors on Google Maps.

Gema ESCUDERO

Muy recomendable. Explicaciones en polaco e inglés. La visita sin audio guía dura unas 2-3h, es bastante grande. Único inconveniente vivido al ir en fin de semana es la cantidad de gente que va y que el límite de aforo para mi gusta era muy amplio por lo que no lo ves con la calma que me hubiera gustado.

Obelix Canario

El museo está muy bien y es bastante completo. Para estar de 2 a 3 horas. Aún sabiendo el idioma recomiendo coger si o si la audioguía ( 13 sloty) porque si no te vas a perder ya que te dan un mapa del recorrido

Javier Carro

Espectacular. Incluso para España, que no participó en la 2ª guerra mundial. Visita obligada para todos los estudiantes, al igual que Auswitch- Birkenau. Pone los pelos de punta lo que hicieron primero los nazis y luego los rusos comunistas en Polonia. Varsovia quedó destrozada. Debemos conocer la historia para aprender de nuestros errores. El lunes entrada gratuita. Resto de días 30 zlt por persona. Recomiendo coger las octavillas que relatan día a día qué ocurrió.

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