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The observation deck at the National Museum is open until the end of October

09.10.2023
Wały
Wały

Only until the end of October can you admire the panorama of Szczecin from the tower of the National Museum on Wały Chrobrego. 

The National Museum in Szczecin is an architectural pearl of the city. The majestic and prestigious building rises on the banks of the Oder River and is a masterpiece by Wilhelm Meyer-Schwartau. Since its opening in June 1913, it has witnessed the city's history up close.

Tickets:

- regular: 10 zloty

- reduced: 6 zł

- group min. 5 persons): 5 zł /person

More information at muzeum.szczecin.pl

 

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