National Museum in Szczecin: Admission for Just PLN 1 on 11 November
10.11.2026
Poland's Independence Day is a great opportunity to explore Szczecin's museums at a symbolic price. On Wednesday, 11 November 2026, all five Szczecin branches of the National Museum will be open from 10 am to 4 pm, with admission costing just PLN 1. A special programme of family activities, workshops and historical exhibitions will also take place at the Dialogue Centre Przełomy.
This year marks the 108th anniversary of Poland regaining its independence. To celebrate the occasion, the National Museum in Szczecin invites residents and visitors to discover the city's history, art and cultural heritage. The special admission price makes it an excellent opportunity to explore some of Szczecin's most interesting museums during a city break.
The main programme of additional activities will take place at the Dialogue Centre Przełomy, located at Solidarność Square. Family guided tours are scheduled for 11 am, 12:30 pm and 2 pm. At noon, visitors will be invited to sing the Polish national anthem together and create a living red-and-white national flag. From 12:15 pm to 3 pm, families can join creative workshops entitled "Let's Show Our Freedom", while adults can take part in historical puzzles exploring Szczecin in 1945.
Visitors will also have the opportunity to explore the permanent exhibition "City of Opposition, City of Protest", which focuses on important moments in Szczecin's post-war history. Other highlights include posters from the 1988 Independence Day celebrations, the temporary exhibition "Signs. A Crack in Reality" and an exhibition devoted to Szczecin in 1945. An outdoor exhibition entitled "1956. Disorientation" will also be displayed at Solidarność Square.
Additional attractions include national ribbon rosettes, sweet treats and face painting in Poland's national colours. The Przełomy Kafe will also offer a special patriotic menu for the occasion.
Where to visit the National Museum in Szczecin
All five museum locations will be open on 11 November from 10 am to 4 pm:
- National Museum in Szczecin – 3 Wały Chrobrego Street
- Museum of Regional Traditions – 27 Staromłyńska Street
- Museum of Contemporary Art – 1 Staromłyńska Street
- Szczecin History Museum (Old City Hall) – 8 Księcia Mściwoja II Street
- Dialogue Centre Przełomy – 1 Solidarności Square
For anyone planning a day trip or a weekend break in Szczecin, Poland's Independence Day offers an excellent opportunity to combine sightseeing with cultural experiences. With several museums located within walking distance of one another, visitors can discover different chapters of the city's history while exploring its historic centre.
