The main exhibition visiting route in the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk leads through the interior of three historic granaries. Visitors can see the abundance of treasures related to the history of shipping, boatbuilding, shipbuilding and sea battles in the Polish waters from medieval times to the 20th century. The exhibition narrative refers to the archaeological discoveries from the shipwrecks lying on the seabed, detailed layouts of shipyards and ports and the remembrance of remarkable figures associated with the sea. It also includes a large collection of the models of sailing ships, warships and commercial vessels, including ‘Vasa’, MS ‘Batory’ and ORP ‘Orzeł’. The exhibition is crowned with Maritime Gallery – the only one in Poland, so rich and diverse maritime painting exhibition with the 17th and 18th century paintings by the Dutch and Flemish painters, and paintings by artists such as Iwan Ajwazowski, Wojciech Weiss, Ferdynand Ruszczyc and Marian Mokwa.
Opening hours
Tuesday, Thursday – Sunday 10:00-17:00
Wednesday 13:00-17:00
(valid until 13.06.2025)
Closing of ticket offices and last entry to the exhibition: 60 minutes before closing of the Museum.
Opening hours in other time periods (2025)
Museum closures (2025)
Tickets
Permanent and current exhibitions
Regular – 26 PLN
Discount – 19 PLN
Current exhibitions + Maritime Gallery (except the permanent exhibition)
Regular – 13 PLN
Discount – 11 PLN
Group supervisor or guide (1 person per 10 participants) – 1 PLN
Wednesday – free entrance for the permanent exhibition (excluding the 3rd floor). That day the ticket prices for Maritime Gallery and current exhibitions are: regular – 13 PLN, discount – 11 PLN
List of discounted and free entries
(valid until 30.09.2025)
Museum pass
Granaries (permanent and current exhibitions) + museum-ship “Sołdek”
Regular – 44 PLN
Discount – 32 PLN
Granaries (permanent and current exhibitions) + museum-ship
“Sołdek” + Crane + Maritime Culture Centre (except the interactive room)
Regular – 75 PLN
Discount – 55 PLN
Granaries (permanent and current exhibitions) + museum-ship “Sołdek” + Crane + Maritime Culture Centre (including the interactive room)
Regular – 97 PLN
Discount – 73 PLN
List of discounted and free entries
(valid until 30.09.2025)
Guided tour
Booking in advance: edukacja@nmm.pl
Polish language (30 or less people) – 60 PLN
English or Russian language (30 or less people) – 80 PLN
(valid until 31.12.2025)
Practical information
Address:
Narodowe Muzeum Morskie w Gdańsku
Ołowianka 9-13
80-751 Gdańsk
Phone:
Call center: +48 58 301 86 11
Secretariat: +48 58 320 33 58
Organization of events:
+48 58 301 97 49, marketing@nmm.pl
Fax:
+48 58 301 84 53
E-mail:
sekretariat@nmm.pl
Getting to the Granaries
- You can get there using buses and trams going to the Akademia Muzyczna stop – see ZTM website, more detailed route on Google Maps (900 m, 11 minutes)
- If you chose SKM train: leave at the Gdańsk Główny station, from there head by the footbridge to Ołowianka Island – more detailed route on Google Maps (1900 m, 23 minutes)
- If you travel by car: get to the road junction (the intersection of the streets: Długie Ogrody, Siennicka, Elbląska and Podwale Przedmiejskie, near Brama Żuławska and speedway stadium) – drive the Długie Ogrody street, then right through Szafarnia street along Nowa Motława river, turn left over Most Kamieniarski towards Ołowianka street – more detailed route on Google Maps.
Parking spaces
- 10 parking spaces for bikes: by the entrance to the Museum
- No free parking space for cars and coaches. At the Museum only paid parking places.
About the tour
- Exhibitions on 4 floors
- Average tour duration: 2 hours
- Tour of the Maritime Gallery available with audio guide in form of Movi Guide mobile app (Polish and English)
Information for persons with disabilities
- Exhibitions accessible for wheelchair users (with the exception of the ground floor)
- A lift adapted for persons with reduced mobility and visually impaired
- Toilets for wheelchair users (ground floor)
Taking pictures of the exhibitions
- Only taking pictures and amateur videos (without flash and tripod) for personal use is permitted (with the exception of the Maritime Gallery). Professional photography and filming require the permission of the Director of the Museum
Foreign languages at the exhibitions
- Captions in Polish
- Maritime Gallery with audio guide in Polish and English
Additional information
- Gift and book shop
- Cloakroom
- Free lockers in the hall
- Toilets in the hall next to the ticket office
