Crown Treasury & Armoury Review

On the northeast corner of Wawel Castle is the Treasure Hall and the Arms Museum, which mainly introduces armed equipment from several important periods in Polish history. Products are very rich, including the armor worn by soldiers, the weapons, flags, shields for defense, and other combat uses spears, swords, daggers, cannons, etc. The treasure house also houses the crown, sceptre, ball and the only priceless treasure that remains: the emperor's coronation sword. In addition, it houses a collection of wine glasses, coins, silverware and other royal collections for the sacrifice. Tickets 18 zloty.

The Royal Treasures Museum is located on the northeast corner of the first floor of the castle, once home to the Polish Institute of Independent Royal Treasures. It contains a large collection of items from the 14th century that symbolize royal rights, such as crowns, sceptres, magic balls, and many precious national property. The private collection of the castle monarch is also collected here, but is not displayed for public display. The Ordnance Hall contains four rooms and a basement. A large number of weapons and equipment from hundreds of years ago are being reviewed by visitors.

The most important thing is to take the children to see, maybe you will fall in love with the military. There are many treasures and military items in it.

The private collection of the castle monarch is also collected here, but is not for public exhibitions. The Ordnance Hall contains 4 rooms and a basement.

It's fun, especially for those interested in guns.