Van Gogh & Vincent

Plan Your Visit

Open 7 days a week, 365 days a year

Opening Hours

Open daily: 11:00 – 19:00 Last entry: 18:00

Location

Bracka 13, 31-005 Kraków, Poland In the heart of Kraków's Old Town, a short walk from the Main Square (Rynek Główny).

Visit Duration

Approximately 60–90 minutes

Accessibility

The building has stairs and is not wheelchair accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Photography

Photography for personal use is welcome throughout the exhibition. No flash, no tripods.

Cloakroom

A free cloakroom is available at the entrance.

Tickets & Pricing

One price, every day — weekdays and weekends alike.

Individual tickets

  • Adults (18+)60
  • Students (under 26, valid Polish student ID or ISIC card)45
  • Children (6–17)45
  • Seniors (65+)45

Groups & family

  • Adult groups (10+, advance booking required)45/ person
  • School groups (10+, advance booking required)45/ person
  • Family ticket (2 parents + at least 2 children under 18, or 1 parent + at least 3 children under 18)180
  • Children under 6Free

Planning a school or group visit? See our Schools & Groups offer

VIP Offer

Flexible Entry

210 zł

Includes 150 zł of exhibition-themed souvenirs

  • Valid for one calendar month (e.g. January, February, March…)
  • One-time entry within the chosen month
  • Skip-the-line — direct access to scanning
  • Mystery box with exhibition-themed gifts

Tickets are also available at the entrance, but we recommend buying online — in case of queues, online tickets are scanned out of order.

Visiting with Children

  • Children must be accompanied by an adult (16+) at all times.
  • Parents and caregivers are responsible for children's behaviour and safety.
  • Climbing or standing on exhibits is not allowed.

Pets

Due to the enclosed nature of our exhibition space, pets are not allowed inside — this is for your pet's comfort as much as for the protection of the exhibits. Certified assistance dogs are welcome. Thank you for your understanding.

Parking

The exhibition does not own or operate a parking lot. Several privately run car parks are available nearby, and street parking is possible on surrounding streets. We recommend public transport — the exhibition is a short walk from the Main Square (Rynek Główny).

House Rules

A few rules to protect the exhibition and your fellow visitors.

No food or drink

No liquids — even water

No smoking or vaping

No alcohol or intoxicants

No weapons

No instruments or radios

No selfie sticks or tripods

Large bags at ticket office

Do not touch exhibits

No running or pushing