Top Krakow Arts & Design

Lines at Oskar Schindler’s Factory in Krakow can eat into the time you have for its exhibits. Prebooked access lets you head inside the former enamel factory, where Schindler protected more than 1,000 Jewish workers from deportation. Choose a guided tour with commentary, or explore the multimedia exhibits at your own pace.

The ticket grants you access to one of the biggest specialized facilities of this kind and also the oldest Museum in Krakow. The museum features permanent and temporary exhibitions that focus on specific archaeological themes Available Exhibitions: -Prehistory and Early Middle Ages of Małopolska: This exhibition offers an in-depth examination of the development of human society in the Małopolska region from the Paleolithic era to the early Middle Ages. The artifacts on display include tools, pottery, and ornaments that illustrate the daily lives, beliefs, and advancements of ancient communities. -The Stone Age in Poland: This exhibit focuses on the earliest periods of human settlement in Poland, covering the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic eras.

The Schindler Factory museum is a remarkable historical site that offers a powerful look into Kraców city experience during World War II. A visit provides an opportunity to learn about the lives of Kraków’s residents under Nazi occupation and the inspiring story of Oskar Schindler, who saved more than a thousand Jews from the Holocaust. The permanent exhibition, “Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945,” portrays daily life in wartime Kraków, the oppression of the occupiers, and acts of courage and solidarity among its people. Featuring authentic artifacts, documents, photographs, and immersive multimedia displays, the museum offers a vivid journey through history. Visitors can explore the exhibition joining a guided tour for deeper insight into the events and the legacy of this extraordinary place.

Explore the Czartoryski Museum, home to Poland's most valuable collection and one of Europe's finest. Marvel at masterpieces like Leonardo da Vinci's "Lady with an Ermine" and Rembrandt van Rijn's "Landscape with the Good Samaritan." Discover a wide range of art, including paintings, sculptures, crafts, military artifacts, and applied arts, across 26 exhibition halls on two floors of the renovated Palace of the Princes Czartoryski Museum. With your 3-day city card, gain access to over 21 other museums in Krakow. Skip the lines and make the most of your trip by seeing a rare work of art. Leonardo da Vinci painted only four portraits of women, so this piece has become a national treasure. Admire the painting and learn more about its history and significance.

If you are a selfie enthusiast and you like having fun, charge your phone and prepare a memory card, because Be Happy Museum is a must-visit place for lovers of photos and fun. Unique scenography with iconic donuts, huge sweets or fairy-tale unicorns means that you can literally break away from reality. Colorful backgrounds, fanciful shapes and dozens of original scenes will probably make you dizzy. Each element allows for an endless number of shots. Instagram or TikTok fans will certainly make a splash on the web with their photos and videos, but will also experience an unforgettable adventure and recharge their batteries of happiness. Everything here is sweet, fairy-tale and pastel. During your visit, even the biggest gloom will start smiling! This is guaranteed great fun not only for fans of social media, but also entire families who want to spend a joyful time in a unique setting.

The Immersive Exhibition at Wesoła Immersive is a permanent, multi-room experience dedicated to new media art. Explore 360° projections, LED light environments, kinetic sculptures, and AI-driven visuals set to spatial sound. Many works are interactive, responding to your movement and presence—so no two visits are the same. Located in Kraków’s historic Wesoła district, the exhibition offers a clear, non-technical look at how contemporary artists use code, sensors, and real-time graphics to shape images and sound. Whether you’re new to immersive art or work in design, film, music, or technology, you’ll find an engaging gateway into today’s art-and-technology practices—and plenty of inspiration for creative minds and culture lovers alike.

Uncover the fascinating story of Poland's national drink at the Vodka Factory Museum, housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century distillery in Krakow. Explore seven interactive exhibition zones at your own pace with a personal multilingual audio guide, journeying from medieval distillation traditions all the way to the communist-era Polmos production plant. Discover how vodka became woven into Polish culture, history, and daily life, with hands-on displays, original equipment, and immersive storytelling throughout the former factory halls. Round off your visit with a premium vodka tasting at the stylish, post-industrial Utopia Bar — the perfect way to sample what you've just learned about. With flexible opening hours in the afternoon and evening, this self-guided experience is a must for curious travelers, vodka enthusiasts, and anyone looking for an authentic, off-the-beaten-path Krakow experience — as popular with visitors as it is with locals.

Travelers interested in history will appreciate touring the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp without following a group. Your ticket allows you access to both camps with priority entrance, while a guidebook teaches you more about the shocking history than you would by visiting alone.

Step into the spiritual and artistic legacy of Kraków and discover the life and path of Pope John Paul II. Located in the historic heart of the Old Town, the Archdiocesan Museum in Kraków is housed in the former residence of Karol Wojtyła — later known as Pope John Paul II. This unique museum offers a rich collection of sacred art, religious artifacts, and personal memorabilia from the life of the sainted pope. -Discover an impressive collection of religious art from the 13th to the 20th century, including paintings, sculptures, and liturgical objects -Walk through rooms once inhabited by Karol Wojtyła, with preserved furniture and personal belongings -Learn about the early life and priesthood of one of the most influential figures of the 20th century -Peaceful and reflective atmosphere in a beautifully restored townhouse -A meaningful stop for those interested in Christian heritage, Polish history, and sacred art

Easily fit in a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with this tour that includes round-trip hotel transport from Krakow. After your ride to the memorial, take a tour led by a museum guide who knows the stories and history of the former WWII camp well. You are also provided with headphones, so you don’t miss a word along the way.

Discover Wawel Hill—one of Poland’s most important historical and cultural landmarks—on a guided tour led by a certified local expert. Learn about centuries of royal history, political power, and artistic heritage that shaped the nation. With fast-track access to selected exhibitions and entry to the cathedral included, this experience offers a seamless and enriching introduction to Kraków’s most iconic site.

Combine two Polish landmarks in a single trip with this package that takes you to both the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum from Krakow. At both sites, benefit from the deep knowledge of your guides and learn more than you could on your own. Includes Krakow hotel pickup and drop-off.

Step into a real-world adventure and explore Krakow’s ancient Old Town through myths, legends, and secrets. Play the role of a young artist guided by Krakow’s most famous citizen, uncovering fascinating stories hidden among the cobblestone streets and medieval squares. Using your smartphone, you’ll solve 15 interactive puzzles that lead you to iconic landmarks like St. Florian’s Gate, Wawel Royal Castle, and Rynek Główny - the largest medieval square in Europe. Along the way, you'll uncover fire-breathing dragons, ancient rituals, and tales of Krakow’s vibrant art scene. Discover the city’s hidden treasures at your own pace, no guide needed - just your curiosity and sense of wonder. What makes this tour unique? It’s a magical, puzzle-driven walking adventure that lets you live Krakow’s history firsthand through storytelling and real-world exploration. Perfect for families, couples, friends, and curious explorers who love legends, history, and fun.

Explore the amazing underground sculptures, caverns, and even a cathedral at the Wieliczka Salt Mines on an easy half-day tour from Krakow. Avoid the hassle of reading Polish bus timetables with hotel or central-Krakow transfers (if option selected). Learn all about the history of the centuries-old salt mines from your guide and marvel at the many complex and beautiful salt sculptures.

Van Gogh and Vincent - The World’s Only Immersive Van Gogh Exhibition Discover a unique artistic journey through the life and works of Vincent van Gogh in the heart of Kraków. Across 1,500 m² of immersive exhibition space, experience modern multimedia technology, atmospheric music, storytelling, and carefully recreated interiors inspired by the places where Vincent lived and painted. See a unique collection of 9 museum editions created by the Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam in cooperation with Fujifilm. Step directly into Van Gogh’s world through immersive scenes - feel the atmosphere of a Parisian cafe from his era, descend into a mine with him, watch The Potato Eaters reimagined through modern technology, and enter the iconic Bedroom in Arles. A powerful, sensory experience that brings Van Gogh’s most famous moments closer than ever before and makes you feel part of his story. More than an exhibition — a journey into the life of Vincent van Gogh.

• Visit the building where once was enamel factory of Oskar Schindler • Skip the ticket line to one of the most important museums in Krakow • Hear personal stories about life in Krakow under Nazi occupation

Learn about Poland’s history and visit a former concentration camp—Auschwitz Birkenau, that now acts as a place to remember those who lost their lives there during World War II. Save time planning your own transport by having Krakow hotel pickup and drop-off included. By going on a guided tour, you are able to understand more about the context of the site and the things that happened there.

Explore the resilient history and local culture of Krakow’s old Jewish district on a walking tour of Kazimierz. Learn about the area’s 14th-century founding by King Kazimierz the Great and its modern emergence as the artistic heart of Krakow. Hear how the neighborhood was shaped by the devastating events of World War II, and visit important Jewish landmarks, including the Old Synagogue and the New Cemetery.

Get to know the magical city of Krakow when you join this 1,5-hour sightseeing tour in an environmentally-friendly electric car. Listen to your guide provide the city's rich history through the use of headsets. Admire the city's medieval architecture in Krakow's Old Town, the unique Jewish district with famous Schindler's factory and the former Ghetto in Podgorze District.

Explore Kraków’s most iconic sights in a relaxed, full-day experience that includes Wawel Castle and Cathedral, a traditional Polish lunch, and a visit to the remarkable Wieliczka Salt Mine—designed for comfort and an easy-going pace. Enjoy a perfectly balanced day in Kraków that brings together history, local cuisine, and unforgettable sights. Carefully planned for travellers who appreciate meaningful experiences without the rush, this tour offers a smooth flow and comfortable pace from start to finish. Discover Highlights: • Visit two of Poland’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites in one well-organized day • Explore Wawel Castle and Cathedral, the heart of Kraków’s royal history • Enjoy a relaxed lunch featuring classic Polish cuisine at a local restaurant • Discover the impressive underground chambers of the Wieliczka Salt Mine • Experience Kraków with the ideal balance of comfort, culture, and scenery

Visit two of Europe’s most powerful historic Holocaust sites in a single day with this tour that includes time-saving transportation from Krakow. Learn about the significance and history of the infamous Auschwitz and Birkenau death camps from your guide as you visit the former barracks, crematorium, and gas chambers. Pause at the memorial to the more than 1 million victims who died here before the return ride to Krakow.

Discover the beauty and traditions of the Tatra region on this full-day tour from Krakow. Begin in Chochołów, a village famous for its preserved wooden houses that showcase authentic highland architecture. Next, stop at a traditional bacówka (shepherd’s hut) to taste freshly made oscypek cheese and try regional highlander spirits—a true taste of the mountains. Then head to Zakopane, Poland’s winter capital. Enjoy free time to stroll along Krupówki Street, explore local shops, try regional food, and ride the funicular up Gubałówka Hill for stunning views of the Tatra Mountains. You’ll also see Zakopane’s iconic ski jumping hill, one of Poland’s most famous sports venues. Finish the day in Jaszczurówka, where a beautifully crafted wooden chapel awaits, nestled in peaceful forest surroundings—a serene end to your mountain journey.

Discover the rich Jewish heritage of Polish Galicia through powerful photography, personal stories, and immersive exhibitions. Located in the heart of Kraków’s Jewish Quarter – Kazimierz – the Galicia Jewish Museum offers a moving and modern look at Jewish life in southern Poland, before and after the Holocaust. It’s more than just a museum — it’s a space for memory, education, and cultural reflection. -Explore “Traces of Memory”, a thought-provoking photographic journey through Jewish heritage and Holocaust sites in Galicia -Learn about the lives, culture, and resilience of Jewish communities in Poland -Visit a modern, interactive space set in a former warehouse, blending history with contemporary design -Located in Kazimierz, Krakow’s historic Jewish district, just minutes from major synagogues and landmarks -A perfect stop for those seeking deeper insight into Polish-Jewish history and culture