Oskar Schindler's Factory (Fabryka Schindlera) Tours and Tickets
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Oskar Schindler's Factory (Fabryka Schindlera)

Admission to the Schindler Factory is free on Mondays, but entry and hours are limited.
It's best to book Oskar Schindler's Factory (Fabryka Schindlera) tickets in advance online, as same-day tickets may not be available.
The Schindler Factory closes early on the first Monday of the month.
The last tickets are sold an hour and a half before closing time.
English explanations are available throughout the museum.
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Tickets to Oskar Schindler's Factory are free on Mondays (but cannot be reserved in advance). On other days of the week, they cost 60 zloty for general admission, or 45 zloty for students, children aged 7–18, and seniors aged 65-plus. Krakow Card holders enjoy discounted entry, and children 6 or younger visit for free.
Yes, Oskar Schindler's Factory is absolutely worth visiting—even if you haven't seen Steven Spielberg's Academy Award–winning movie Schindler's List, which tells its extraordinary story. The site of an enamel factory where German businessman Oskar Schindler saved the lives of around 1,100 Jewish people during World War II, it hosts multimedia exhibitions that bring the tragic tale of WWII Jewry into sharp relief. Visiting on a guided tour does more than just ensure entrance when tickets are booked out: It can show you other sides of the Jewish experience in Krakow.
Per one customer who booked the Jewish Quarter Kazimierz and Schindler's Factory Guided Tour, "We went on a tour with Helena to the Jewish Quarter and the Shindler's factory we were hooked! So much so we stayed another hour to explore the Ghetto with her.... Her passion to educate around the despair and devastation for all involved in the time of the Nazi occupation made it emotional for us, we thought we knew most of what happened here... oh how wrong we were! So much to learn in this trip about Poland, Jewish faith, beautiful buildings, story's both devastating and inspiring, Thank you Helena for such a detailed and informative insightful tour, we would recommend you book this tour!"
Oskar Schindler’s Factory (Fabryka Schindlera), now a museum in Krakow, was once a metal and enamelware factory during World War II. The owner, Oskar Schindler, saved the lives of over 1,000 Jewish workers who were employed during the time of the Nazi Occupation of Krakow. Scindler’s heroic acts were depicted in the movie Schindler’s List.
From Krakow city center, you can get the #3 or #24 tram lines to the Zablocie stop. The Oskar Schindler Factory Museum is then just a short 5-minute walk away. Alternatively, if you are walking from the Old Town, it takes around 35 minutes on foot via Kazimierz.
Yes, there are lots of different guided tours available to explore Oskar Schindler’s Factory Museum. Opting to explore this historic site with a guide allows you to get in-depth insights on its history and the life of Oskar Schindler. Some tours include other nearby Jewish history sights.
Travelers visiting the Oskar Schindler’s Factory typically allow around 1–2 hours for their visit. This gives enough time to explore the many exhibits on-site at a leisurely pace, pausing to view the artifacts and explanations. These explorations can either be alone, with an audio guide, or on a private or shared guided tour.
Yes, visitors are permitted to take photographs inside Oskar Schindler's Factory for personal use. However, flash photography is prohibited to safeguard artifacts and maintain an appropriate atmosphere for all visitors. This policy ensures the preservation of historical items and respects the experience of other travelers visiting the museum.
The main exhibition at Oskar Schindler’s Factory is called Krakow under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945. This exhibition showcases scenes from war-time Krakow, so you can walk through a constructed city, watch a documentary, and even board a tram to learn what life was like during the Nazi Occupation of Krakow.
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