A martyrological branch of the Polish Army Museum. Located at 4 Jana Jeziorańskiego Street on the grounds of the Warsaw Citadel. The mission of the museum is to commemorate the victims of the Katyń massacre.

Museum of the Polish Army (Polish: Muzeum Wojska Polskiego) is a museum in Warsaw documenting the military history of Poland.

The new headquarters of the Polish Army Museum is located in the Warsaw Citadel. The Museum can be reached from both the Żoliborz Gate (Dymińska Street 13) and the Katyń Gate (J. Jeziorańskiego Street).

The new headquarters of the Polish Army Museum is a modern pavilion that utilizes the latest technical capabilities and architectural solutions while simultaneously reflecting historical forms and Polish military traditions.

The Polish Army Museum (Muzeum Wojska Polskiego) traces Poland's military history and is mostly housed in a wing of the Polish National Museum in Warsaw. The museum is the largest military museum in Poland and the second largest museum in Warsaw with over 250,000 exhibits.

The only museum in Poland, where you can learn about the history of the Polish Army from its beginnings in the X century to the end of World War II.

From ammunition and armament to USSR tanks, uniforms, banners, insignia, medals, and a wealth of archives and photographs, the museum serves as a comprehensive repository of …

The military museum is well worth a visit. It cost only £6 for two of us to go inside, where we saw masses of armour and medieval waepons. Many European battles, perhaps not familiar to us Brits, were depicted, The Battle of Vienna was the most famous.

Jul 24, 2017 · The flow of the museum goes through different time periods in Polish military history, starting with the Medieval Era in the 14th century. The room displays armor and weaponry of knights and their horses.

Sep 10, 2024 · Suits of armour, crossbows, muskets, medals and paintings pack this museum, thankfully with English-language explanations, though EN audioguides are also available. The room at the end is dedicated to Poland’s role in WWII, with …