easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most visitors, no physical exertion required
Step into a crucial chapter of WWII history at Schindler's Factory Museum in Kraków. Discover stories of resilience and memory in this powerful historic site.
All ages • 1h 30 minutes • Professional, local guide
1 hour 30 minutes
Visit the museum located in the original building of what was once Oskar Schindler’s factory. Join us on a journey back to the dark times of the German occupation of the city. Enter one of the best historical museums in Poland and let yourself be immersed in a dramatic story from more than 70 years ago!
Walk on the cobbled streets of wartime city, feel overwhelmed by the omnipresent existence of the enemy, enter narrow passages and overpopulated apartments in the ghetto, find weapons hidden in a resistance house, experience the horror of being imprisoned and interrogated, try to imagine your life in hiding and finally feel the bittersweet joy of being liberated by the Soviet army. Understand the roles of Oskar Schindler, Amon Göth, Hans Frank and even the future Pope John Paul II. Learn the real story behind the Oscar-winning movie Schindler’s List.
Join us for an emotional journey through the fates of Kraków’s citizens, follow their lives from the beginning of the Nazi occupation through the 1,967 days that came after. Discover not only the stories described by the historians, but also those told by our parents and grandparents. We hope that, as with us, they will stay with you forever.
Joining the tour, you can skip long lines and be sure that we do all the bookings and formalities for you.
On this 90 minutes' Walkative! TOUR you will see:
• museum exhibition about the Nazi occupation of Kraków located in the former administrative building of the Oskar Schindler’s Factory
• comprehensive explanation of what happened in Kraków between 1939 and 1945
• place where Oskar Schindler and people he saved from the Holocaust worked during the war
• ATTENTION! Despite the fact, that the Museum is located in the former Schindler’s factory, only a small part of the exhibition is about him and the Schindler’s List film.
INCLUDED
• skip the line • professional local guide (ticket entrance is not included)
EXCLUDED
• 28 PLN / per person – additional to pay in cash at the site for ticket entrance
TICKET MESSAGE Mask is obligatory during a visit to the museum.
PRICES:
• The price above covers the guiding service in the Schindler's Factory Museum. • The price above DOES NOT cover the museum ticket 28 PLN. We booked the ticket for you, but this amount is to be paid on the spot, cash only.
Participants with the reservation must show up 10 min before the start time. If you are late, your reservation will be cancelled and we cannot guarantee your spot.
MEETING POINT:
• Meeting Point is in front of Schindler's Factory, 4 Lipowa St. Look for a guide with a yellow umbrella or a Walkative! sign. • No-show: Refund does not apply if the participant is late.
There is no need to print your booking confirmation.
• After the tour it will take you around 20 minutes’ way to the main railway station (walk Lipowa and Romanowicza Streets and take tram 50 to Krowodrza Górka direction) • After this tour you can also visit Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków, located right behind the Schindler’s Factory • We recommend also to explore Zabłocie area by yourself and discover street art • Check your FREE Walkative! MAP to find its location and indulge yourself with great coffee and delicious cake.
Beat the crowds and enjoy a more contemplative experience by visiting during less busy hours.
Enhance your understanding of the exhibits with a knowledgeable guide leading you through the history.
The museum spans multiple rooms and exhibits, so comfortable footwear helps you enjoy the full experience.
Hours may vary seasonally or due to special events, so verify before your visit to avoid disappointment.
Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist, saved over 1,200 Jews by employing them in his factory, a story vividly recounted within this museum.
The museum actively promotes awareness about preserving historical sites and shares stories that educate future generations about tolerance and resilience.
You will be walking through multiple exhibit areas, so comfortable shoes are important.
Jot down insights or thoughts during your visit.
Capture memorable moments and exhibits.
Stay hydrated during your visit.