Open guided tours in English
Open guided tours in English
Join us for guided tours of MNW galleries and exhibitions in English!
One Saturday a month, join our educators on an English-language tour of the National Museum’s collection. Discover the fascinating stories about the museum’s artworks and the extraordinary artists behind it. Explore the museum with us!
Duration: approx. 80 minutes
Meeting place: Main Hall, National Museum in Warsaw
For whom: Adults and teenagers
Accessibility of the event: Wheelchair accessible
Tickets: 20 PLN (reduced: 10 PLN), available at the museum ticket office and online from the Tuesday preceding the event (tickets for guided tours of temporary exhibitions: 40 PLN and 25 PLN)
Language: English
10th August / Saturday / 11.30am (CET)
Masterpieces or the MNW in a Nutshell
Nearly 5,000 works of art in six galleries and only 80 minutes to see it all? Don’t worry; we’ve got it covered! During our museum tour, we’ll show you the greatest hits: the most famous, valuable, beloved, and surprising pieces in our collection! Together, we’ll search for the oldest object in the Gallery of Ancient Art, try to figure out how much an Egyptian tomb’s false door weighs, and look deep into the eyes of the Nubian Mona Lisa! There’ll be plenty of big names, like Botticelli, and delightful Polish design icons. And, of course, the opportunity to take a group photo in front of the museum’s largest painting, Battle of Grunwald, by Polish painter Jan Matejko.
Tickets will be available at the ticket office and online starting 6th August.
7th September / Saturday / 1.00pm (CET)
Masterpieces or the MNW in a Nutshell
Nearly 5,000 works of art in six galleries and only 80 minutes to see it all? Don’t worry; we’ve got it covered! During our museum tour, we’ll show you the greatest hits: the most famous, valuable, beloved, and surprising pieces in our collection! Together, we’ll search for the oldest object in the Gallery of Ancient Art, try to figure out how much an Egyptian tomb’s false door weighs, and look deep into the eyes of the Nubian Mona Lisa! There’ll be plenty of big names, like Botticelli, and delightful Polish design icons. And, of course, the opportunity to take a group photo in front of the museum’s largest painting, Battle of Grunwald, by Polish painter Jan Matejko.
Tickets will be available at the ticket office and online starting 3rd September.
5th October / Saturday / 1.00pm (CET)
Women of the Arts: Muses, Patrons, Artists
Women have always impacted the art world, even though they weren’t always privy to a professional education. It was not until the 19th century that this began to change. Come with us for an opportunity to meet extraordinary yet often forgotten women of the art world. Discover their stories and their masterpieces!
Tickets will be available at the ticket office and online starting 1st October.
9th November / Saturday / 1.00pm (CET)
Masterpieces or the MNW in a Nutshell
Nearly 5,000 works of art in six galleries and only 80 minutes to see it all? Don’t worry; we’ve got it covered! During our museum tour, we’ll show you the greatest hits: the most famous, valuable, beloved, and surprising pieces in our collection! Together, we’ll search for the oldest object in the Gallery of Ancient Art, try to figure out how much an Egyptian tomb’s false door weighs, and look deep into the eyes of the Nubian Mona Lisa! There’ll be plenty of big names, like Botticelli, and delightful Polish design icons. And, of course, the opportunity to take a group photo in front of the museum’s largest painting, Battle of Grunwald, by Polish painter Jan Matejko.
Tickets will be available at the ticket office and online starting 5th November.
7th December / Saturday / 1.00pm (CET)
Józef Chełmoński – a guided tour of the temporary exhibition
Józef Chełmoński is a highly regarded painter whose work enjoys a special place in the history of Polish art. For over a hundred years, his images of nature, countryside landscapes, and scenes of village life have been considered the essence of “Polishness”. As a Romanticist, a man with a fiery temperament, a great vital force, and a sense of humour, Chełmoński painted following his instinct and intuition, independently of any movement.
Tickets will be available at the ticket office and online starting 3rd December.