Kraków Pinball Museum

Kraków Pinball Museum is a playable collection of vintage and newer pinball machines, with classic arcade games alongside them. It is at Stradomska 15, between Kraków’s Old Town and Kazimierz, and close to Wawel Castle. An hourly or day pass gives access to the machines, so you can try a few favourites or settle in for a longer session. Look out for titles such as The Addams Family and Medieval Madness, and bring children or fellow retro-game fans along.

A playable collection on Stradomska Street

At Stradomska 15, between the Old Town and Kazimierz, the Kraków Pinball Museum is an indoor stop built around games you can play. Its collection spans older pinball machines and newer models, with arcade games for a change of pace. The setting is a cellar, and the relaxed atmosphere suits a casual visit with family or friends.

This is a hands-on collection rather than a visit focused on display cases or detailed explanations of pinball history. The main draw is getting to play: an admission pass gives access to the machines, without needing coins for each game. Some machines may not be working, so move on to another if your first choice is unavailable.

Choosing a pass and what to play

You can pay for an hour or choose a day pass. The day option suits a longer session, while an hour gives you a chance to look around and play a selection of games. If you are unsure how long to stay, you can check out the space before deciding which pass fits your visit.

For a first game, try The Addams Family or Medieval Madness. The arcade selection adds another reason to visit, especially if your group has different favourites. Allow around two to three hours if you want time to move between games and play at an easy pace. Going during off-peak hours can make it easier to choose a machine without waiting.