Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów

Very beautiful palace, unique architecture. This makes it worth the visit even if it is a bit further away from all the other attractions in Warsaw ! We did not enter the castle, we only got a free ticket to the gardens because of a special military event that was taking place at the time of our visit ! I recommend taking a walk all the way to the other side of the park, wich has beautiful views as well. Plenty of photo occasions of the castle from all angles ! 👌🏻

We had a great time taking a walk around the palace grounds in the afternoon and the the light Shows in the evening. I just dont understand what happened tho, it seems that if you get inside with a Park only ticket before 3 pm and the wait inside till the light shows are up, then you dont really need a separate more expensive ticket for the light shows. We had Tickets for the light show but they were never checked. Something the Management should be aware of.

A beautiful King palace. I had a free entrance as the staff told me that they offered a limited number of free admission to both Park & Palace in the mornings. You need to still get separate tackets from 2 different locations - need to answer a few questions. You could spend 1 to 2 hours inside. There is a cafe located just before the palace entrance, and they serve very nice coffee.

Wilanów Palace is a stunning Baroque palace located just outside of Warsaw. It once served as the residence of King Jan III Sobieski and offers visitors a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Polish royalty. The palace's extensive collection of Chinese porcelain and the unique Nanban table are particular highlights. Beyond the palace itself, the sprawling park and gardens are equally impressive. The landscaped grounds, with sculptures and fountains, offer a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. The serene lake adds to the beautiful atmosphere, inviting visitors to take a leisurely stroll. Don't miss the Nike Water fountain, a beautiful centerpiece of the palace grounds. Pro tip: Visit on a Thursday to enjoy free entry😊. There is also a locker room for your 🧥.

A beautifull palace to visit. The art collection held inside is varied ,even some paintings by David. The gardens are beautifully kept, the park and nearby lake astoundingly nice in autumn.

Went at 10am on Friday. No queues because the free day is Thursday. Very nice building, lots of history. The exhibits are nice but you can probably skip the audioguide (which costs extra) because it doesn't provide much additional useful information. Unfortunately for us, the flowers in the garden were already almost spent but it was still nice.

Price: 35 Zloty for garden + palace Time: 90 - 120 minutes Audio guide : 120 minutes Facilities: parking, coffee shop, ice cream truck Beautiful place with a huge french garden. It's interesting as they have a well maintained and not maintained garden and palace. The palace outside is as wonderful as the inside. Inside has multiple expositions showcasing the room as the painting, furniture, or statue. There is also a collection with more contemporary art.

Very big and beautiful castle with a beautiful park. Audio is very good, mandatory and fully automatic. Great history lessons, the reconstruction of this and other buildings is amazing.