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Visiting the Old Town and the Jewish quarter takes about 1.5-2 hours by electric golf cart. At the request of customers, the driver may stop at any permitted place. The drivers speak very good English. Tours run daily from Monday to Sunday, the first pick-up at 9:30 AM is from Wielopole Street, the second pick-up at 9:45 AM is from Plac Jana Matejki Street, the third pick-up at 10:00 AM is from Szeroka Street. A maximum of 47 people can participate in the tour. All people will be divided into several groups of 6 to 13 people who will be assigned to a specific golf cart with a specific driver.

The colossal size of Warsaw can make it challenging as an outsider to know the best local spots to visit. Save yourself hours of research time, and let someone else do the hard work for you on this convenient private tour of the alternative district of Praga. With a local host, learn where to find off-the-beaten-path places that locals love, and hear fun facts about this neighborhood that you wouldn’t discover if exploring alone.

Combine two of the Krakow area’s most important historic sites on this full-day tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and Wieliczka Salt Mine, including hotel pickup. Start with a moving tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex, learning the harrowing truths about the largest Nazi concentration camp complex. After lunch (optional inclusion), venture underground to explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, one of the world’s oldest working salt mines.

About a 3.5-hour drive from Warsaw, Wolf's Lair (Wilczy Szaniec) is an eerie series of abandoned bunkers where Adolf Hitler had his headquarters during his ill-fated attempt to conquer the USSR. It's not possible to get there and back in a day on public transit, but this private tour makes life easy, with round-trip transfers direct from your Warsaw address, onboard Wi-Fi, and space to spread out.

The former Nazi concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Wieliczka Salt mine are two of the most visited day trip destinations from Krakow. On this tour, visit both in one day and travel in the comfort of a private vehicle. Visit the memorials and museums of Auschwitz-Birkenau at your own pace, or upgrade to join a guided tour of the site. Afterwards, venture underground for a guided tour of the Wieliczka Salt Mine.

On this 9-hour tour of Aucshwitz-Birkenau, you’ll travel to the former Nazi concentration and extermination camp in a private vehicle before exploring the UNESCO-listed site with a guide. See features of the original Auschwitz concentration camp — including wooden watch towers and fencing — in addition to possessions belonging to former prisoners. Listen to history-rich commentary during a group tour and spend an unconstrained amount of time in Auschwitz before taking private transport back to Kraków, where you'll make an optional add-on stop in Kazimierz, the Jewish Quarter.

Learn about the two parts of the German concentration camp established in 1940 during a visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. Led by a guide, you will learn about life at the camp, the exhausting work prisoners were forced to perform, the tragic medical experiments performed, and the liberation of the camp by Soviet troops. The tour includes both parts of the former camp, Auschwitz and Birkenau.

Explore the darker side of Kraków’s Kazimierz on a haunting guided walk. Trace the crimes of Karol Kot, the “Vampire of Kraków,” and uncover the city’s most disturbing true stories. Embark on a chilling walk through Kazimierz, Kraków’s historic Jewish Quarter, and uncover the true story of Karol Kot, the infamous “Vampire of Kraków.” This guided group tour follows the real locations connected to his brutal crimes in the 1960s, when fear gripped the city. Highlights • Walk through the atmospheric streets of Kazimierz Jewish Quarter • Discover the true crimes of Karol Kot, the “Vampire of Kraków” • Visit the real sites connected to the attacks • Learn about the police investigation and manhunt • Reflect at Plac Nowy, where past and present intersect Set against the bleak reality of post-war, communist-era Kraków, you will explore how social tension, anonymity, and decay formed the backdrop to a shocking series of attacks.

Step into history with a captivating journey through the world of Schindler’s List. We begin with a stroll through the enchanting streets of Kazimierz, Kraków’s historic Jewish district, where the film’s most iconic scenes were brought to life. As we explore, we’ll uncover behind-the-scenes stories and real-life inspirations, enriched by original film stills that create a powerful visual connection to the past. Next, we’ll cross into Podgórze, where the Nazis established the Jewish Ghetto in 1941. Along the way, we’ll pause at Ghetto Heroes’ Square, a haunting memorial to the tragic events of 1943, vividly portrayed in Spielberg’s masterpiece. Our journey culminates at the entrance to the former Schindler’s Factory—now a museum—where we’ll reflect on the lives saved by Oskar Schindler and the resilience of his survivors. Join us for a profound and unforgettable experience, where history, cinema, and the enduring spirit of Kraków come together in a story that must never be forgotten.

Embark on a spine-chilling journey through Kazimierz, Krakow’s mysterious district, where dark tales of brutal crimes and dangerous figures from the 20th century still haunt the streets. Discover the eerie locations where infamous murderers like Karol Kot, the "Vampire of Krakow," and WWII soldier Franz Tham committed their heinous acts. Walk through Szeroka Street, where Kot’s brutal murders in the 1960s targeted women and children, and visit Józefa Street, the site of his most notorious killings. Explore Kazimierz’s criminal history, the impact of these figures on the area, and the development of criminology in Krakow. Visit Wąska Street, where Tham evaded capture after committing brutal crimes during WWII. Reflect on the psychological motives behind these heinous acts at St. Catherine’s Church, then end at Nowy Square, contemplating the lasting impact of these chilling events and the shadow they cast on Krakow’s history.

Given the scale and complexity of the site, understanding the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum without historical context can be difficult. This guided visit from Krakow provides insight from a guide, helping you understand exactly what you are seeing. As you walk through key areas of the former Nazi concentration camp, learn about the Holocaust, the people affected, and the significance of the memorial today.

Embark on a guided tour to explore the historic sites of the Jewish ghetto and one of the Nazi concentration camps established during World War II. Begin your journey near Schindler's Factory in Krakow's Podgórze district. Though the local streets and alleys have changed over time, they still conceal remnants of the harrowing years when the Nazis confined thousands of people within the ghetto, only to later transport them to concentration camps. Visit the remaining fragments of the ghetto wall, the famous square with its poignant chair monument, and the building of the Pharmacy Under the Eagle, a beacon of hope during those dark times. Next, take a tram to Płaszów, the site of a former Nazi concentration camp located in the Krakow suburbs, built on the grounds of old Jewish cemeteries. Płaszów served as a labor camp for several military factories and a quarry, as well as a site for the extermination of Jews deported from the ghetto.

If you’ve got limited time in Krakow, eliminate the stress of organizing transport and entrance fees on a hassle-free tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Choose to visit both attractions and relish the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off in a luxury vehicle. All entrance fees are included.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum makes up an integral part of Krakow’s history. Make sure your day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage Site is as relaxed as the rest of your holiday on this full-day tour that includes priority admission to the monument. As well as hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees and a guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum are included for added convenience.

Find out about some of Warsaw’s spookiest tales by going on this private ghost-themed walking tour. Save hours of research time and get taken directly to some of Warsaw’s most haunted spaces. The tour centers around the Old Town, and along the way, a guide reveals plenty of secrets that you’d miss if you were exploring the city on your own.

Explore Kraków’s past on a guided tour of the Rynek Underground Museum. Skip the ticket line, use headsets if over 15 guests, and discover medieval life through artifacts and multimedia. Highlights: • Expert guide brings the city’s past to life • Discover Kraków’s medieval history underground • See reconstructions, artifacts, and medieval burials • Experience interactive holograms and films • Headsets provided for groups of 15+ guests Discover a hidden Kraków beneath the cobblestones of the Main Market Square. Opened in 2010, the Rynek Underground Museum is one of Europe’s most remarkable archaeological parks, revealing the city’s medieval roots just a few meters below the surface.

During the tour you will hear some surprising facts about the world's oldest profession - prostitution. You will be surprised at the kinds of secrets these magnificent old town streets hide. All kinds of people walked those streets: noblemen, dukes, and also sex workers. Who would have thought that the now luxurious and most well-known buildings would bring together unfaithful men, young students, and even dukes and high state officials in earlier times? You will see that Warsaw also had a red-light district, where you could meet women for money. How much did they earn, how did they live, who cared for them? You will hear all this and more on the tour.

During the Hidden Krakow Bike Tour, an experienced guide will take you to the most beautiful secret pearls in Krakow. You visit locations that you as a tourist will not easily find yourself, but that are absolutely worth it. During this tour we focus on the Second World War and communism and we tell many impressive and even emotional stories. During this bike tour you will also hear stories of heroes full of hope and pride. You will really learn through these stories how the history of Poland has shaped the Polish inhabitants. We do this in the Podgorze district, among other places, where we visit a Jewish cemetery, Schindler's factory and the Jewish ghetto. The absolute highlight of the tour is a breathtakingly beautiful view of the entire city. This is one of the most unforgettable moments of your visit to Krakow for everyone. In short, do you want a special afternoon, full of impressions through the most beautiful, less touristy places? Then the Hidden Krakow bike tour is definitely a must do in your city trip.

With such a variety of bars and clubs, it can often be difficult to choose the best nightlife venues in Krakow. Guarantee a great night in Poland’s capital on a Krakow bar crawl, a great choice for solo travelers looking to meet like-minded people. Your evening experience includes an open bar, free shots in each venue, a photographer, and VIP entry to one of Krakow’s hottest nightclubs.

The private Auschwitz-Birkenau tour offers a deeply personal and respectful experience, far from the crowds of large group visits. With a private licensed guide dedicated exclusively to your group, you’ll explore both camps at your own pace, gaining a deeper understanding of their history and significance. Round-trip private transport from Krakow ensures comfort and peace of mind, allowing you to focus entirely on the experience. This tour is designed for those seeking a thoughtful, educational, and emotionally meaningful journey — a moment to reflect, learn, and honor the memory of the victims.

HUMAN CREATED/PRESENTED, NO A.I. CONTENT. Following on from our hugely popular city games around Poland, we have created a truly fun and unique game designed to let you explore/learn about the deeply underrated city of Gdynia. The game is really great entertainment for everyone- tourists, families, business groups, stag/hen parties- so whether you want to see all the sights in one go, organize a super fun (not to mention competitive!) team integration event or just try something new, this is definitely the activity you're looking for!

Explore the eerie side of Kraków on a captivating walking tour through its Old Town, where chilling stories of ghosts and urban legends await. From the haunting tales of the Lady in Black to the grim realities of medieval torture, this tour uncovers the darker aspects of the city's history. Visit sites of former executions, a haunted palace, and learn about infamous serial killers from the 20th century. - Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes - Tour available in English and Polish - Suitable for people with reduced mobility and strollers - Meet between St. Florian's Gate and Barbican with a guide holding a yellow umbrella

Learn more about World War II-era Poland and pay your respects at the somber but interesting Gross-Rosen Concentration Camp. Your driver will drop you at the camp, where you’ll watch an educational film about the history of Gross Rosen. As this is a private tour, you can go at your own pace and ask questions along the way.

Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Nowa Huta Museum Tour On 2H tour you will visit the Nowa Huta Museum in Krakow with skip-the-line tickets & learn about the history of PRL, Soviet Union, communism & anti-communism. 3-hour: Nowa Huta Museum Tour with Transport Book 1H round-trip transfers & 2H skip-the-line tour of the Nowa Huta Museum & learn about the history of PRL, Soviet Union, communism & anti-communism. 4-hour: Nowa Huta Museum and District Tour On a 4H tour you will visit the Nowa Huta distrit & Nowa Huta Museum in Krakow with skip-the-line tickets & learn about the history of PRL, Soviet Union, anti-communism & more. 5-hour: Nowa Huta Museum and District Tour with Transport Book 1H round-trip transfers & 4H skip-the-line tour of the Nowa Huta Museum & Nowa Huta distict in Krakow & learn about the history of PRL, anti-communism, & more.