The sub-camps of Auschwitz were part of the Nazi concentration camp system that operated during World War II. These sub-camps, located around the main camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, served various purposes, including economic, industrial, and strategic.
The sub-camps of Auschwitz bear painful witness to human cruelty and suffering, and visiting them is not only a journey through history but also an opportunity …
Discover the dark history of the Auschwitz Subcamps, integral parts of the main Camp. These hidden places, full of history and dramatic experiences, remain key testimonies of the Holocaust. We are the only company in Poland to offer a unique opportunity to enter these places. Our tour also includes a visit to the IG Farben Auschwitz III Monowitz exhibition, providing …
The Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the oldest operating salt mines in the world, with over 700 years of history. Located near Kraków, it offers visitors a unique underground experience with professional guides available in multiple languages.
As you descend 135 meters below ground, you’ll explore a fascinating network of tunnels and chambers carved entirely …
Explore the rich history of Wawel Hill with our audioguide, available in your chosen language. Discover the secrets of this iconic site, a symbol of Polish identity and culture, which has stood for centuries overlooking the Old Town of Krakow.
During your visit, the audioguide will take you through the stunning courtyard of the Royal Castle, providing insights into the lives …
Explore Krakow’s Old Town with a professionally prepared audio guide, designed to be accessible to everyone. Discover key UNESCO-listed landmarks like the Barbican, Cloth Hall, Florian Gate, and St. Mary’s Basilica, alongside hidden gems of the oldest parts of Krakow.
Starting at Grodzka Street by St. Peter and Paul’s Church, the oldest baroque church in Krakow, the guide leads you through …
Embark on a walking tour of Kazimierz, Krakow’s historic Jewish Quarter, with our expertly designed audioguide. Starting from our service point at Grodzka 52a, the tour leads you through key Jewish landmarks, including synagogues, cultural sites, and memorials.
As you head towards Kazimierz, you’ll pass the Bernardine Church and Dietla Street before reaching the Old Synagogue and Szeroka Street, central to …
Discover Banksy’s art in Krakow at the Banksy Museum! Over 150 recreated works of this iconic street artist are displayed in the historic Marcin Jarry Factory, dating back to 1886. The 1,000-square-meter space immerses visitors in a dynamic street art experience.
The exhibition goes beyond traditional art displays, combining studio reproductions, animated visuals, and films to capture Banksy’s unique style. Works …
Discover Kraków’s dark secrets on a thrilling 2-hour guided tour through the Old Town. Uncover eerie legends and historical horrors hidden behind the city walls.
Learn about medieval tortures and serial killers that once haunted Kraków, making this walk both unforgettable and spine-chilling. The guide’s stories will reveal a darker side of the city’s history, changing how you see it forever.
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Explore Krakow in an eco-friendly electric car on a guided tour through the historic Old Town, Kazimierz, and Podgórze. Enjoy a comfortable, sustainable way to experience the city’s rich culture and history.
The tour highlights the Jewish quarters, including Podgórze, once a WWII Jewish ghetto. The journey concludes at Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory, where you can either explore the museum or …
St. Mary’s Church, located in the heart of Krakow, is one of the most iconic and beautiful landmarks not only in the city but also in all of Poland. Its majestic towers tower over Krakow’s Read more…
Krakow is a city that mesmerizes not only with its rich history but also with its architectural diversity. Strolling through the streets of this magical place, architecture enthusiasts have the chance to discover fascinating details Read more…
Winter walks through Krakow evoke a unique charm, adding a touch of magic and mystery to the city. Despite the dropping temperatures and the city blanketed in snow, it doesn’t signify Krakow losing its allure. Read more…
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