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ul. Świętojańska 8, 00-288 Warszawa (Stare Miasto), woj. mazowieckie
The cathedral is located on Świętojańska Street in Warsaw's Old Town, inscribed on the UNESCO List.
The oldest church in Warsaw's old town, with Gothic roots. After being completely destroyed during World War II, it was rebuilt in the Masovian Gothic style. It is a necropolis of distinguished Poles.
The interior of the rebuilt church, the crypts with the graves of, among others, primates, presidents and writers, as well as the archcathedral museum.
For those visiting the Old Town and interested in the history of Warsaw and Poland.
The museum is open: Tue.-Fri. 12:00-18:00, Sat.-Sun. 12:00-16:00; closed on Mondays.
Warsaw's Old Town; best reached on foot, with bus stops and the metro nearby (Ratusz Arsenał / Stare Miasto station).
