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About

The Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum was set up to preserve the militaria of the Polish Armed Forces in the West during the Second World War. The Institute also holds the archives of the Polish Government in Exile, the Polish Armed Forces.

Story

The Sikorski Museum is located in Princes Gate in London and is a museum that was created by Polish exiles living in London who didn’t want to go back to Poland after World War Two, as it was now under Russian control.
The Sikorski Museum contain thousands and thousands of artefacts from the war, and has recently undergone a renovation which has seen all the labels and signage printed in English as well as Polish for the first time ever.
The museum is only open for two hours a day during the week (except for Mondays), between two and four in the afternoon, but is well worth a visit, especially for those interested in the Polish contribution to World War Two. Those who are unable to visit in the week can visit on the first Saturday of each month when the museum is open between ten and four.
For information in museum opening hours you can call the museum on 0207 589 9249, or visit this webpage for a map of where the museum is based: Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum in London

Mission

Open:
MUSEUM: Tuesday - Friday 2 pm - 4 pm and the first Saturday of the month 10:30 am - 4 pm
ARCHIVES: Tuesday - Friday 9:30 am - 4 pm (library closed during february)

Address: 20 Prince's Gate South Kensington , London SW7 1PT, XGL, GB
Phone: 020 7589 9249
State: XGL
City: London
Zip Code: SW7 1PT

opening times

Tuesday: 09:30-16:30
Wednesday: 09:30-16:30
Thursday: 09:30-16:30
Friday: 09:30-16:30


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Reviews
Incredible compact museum but full of miscellanious artifacts depicting the history of Poland in WW2. You can find a lot information about PRC - Polish Resettlement Corps in museum and archives. P.S. Wojtek the bear story is hilarious!
Fantastic place! The history in the building is inspiring and quite jaw-dropping. Wonderful team and amazing location.
Do not miss visiting this museum. Excellent two hour guided tour with knowledgeable volunteer guide on Tuesday afternoons from 2pm till 4pm.
It’s a great place to visit if you want to learn more about Poland and it’s history. If someone in your family is Polish and was in the United Kingdom diluting Second World War there is high chance that you might find something about him. Although try to contact the Institute in advance!
Superb slbeit small museum, dedicated almost entirely to the Polish military forces of WW2. Lovely surroundings and very knowledgeable volunteer guides who show you around, providing facts and details along the way. Free, but check opening times. My visit was long overdue. Highly recommended!
It is opened on just specific days of the week so make sure that you plan your trip accordingly. In general a very nice exibition, small but to the point. Highly recomeneded
Excellent little museum, lots of authentic pieces and tour guide of highest degree
Brilliant, very interesting & personal tour guide explained everything learned some very interesting & fascinating facts will visit again
Lovely museum, you will take a lot out of the experience of visiting it.
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