WOMAI

WOMAI is located at ulica Pawia 34, 31‑154 Kraków. The centre is open daily, though weekend hours are different than weekdays, so it’s best to check ahead. All visits are guided — you cannot explore alone — so tickets are tied to specific time slots. According to their latest information, visit durations can range from 1 up to 4 hours, depending on which exhibitions you choose. There’s a cloakroom, a small gift shop, and facilities on site to make the experience comfortable and accessible for all.

Because parts of WOMAI involve total darkness and very sensory-rich experiences, all tours are guided and in subgroups. The “Into the Darkness” exhibition is recommended for children aged about 9 and older, as navigating in the dark can be intense. You should book in advance because group sizes are limited. There’s a strict tickets-and-visits policy you should read: they don’t offer unguided entry, and entry times matter. On the practical side, it’s fully wheelchair‑accessible, and staff are trained to assist. Bring curiosity and an open mind.

WOMAI is centrally located on Pawia Street, just a few minutes’ walk from the Old Town and many of Kraków’s major sights. Public transport serves the area, so you can take a tram or bus fairly close. If you’re staying in central Kraków, walking is a very convenient option and gives you a chance to enjoy the city streets. Parking nearby can be tricky, so relying on public transit or walking means less stress.