Wreszcie są! W związku z wieloma prośbami odpalamy wycieczki w języku polskim! Nieważne czy mieszkasz w Krakowie od urodzenia czy dopiero tu się wybierasz, każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie, nasze wycieczki pozwolą poznać Miasto Królów Polskich lub odkryć je na nowo. Zapraszamy!
Kraków to miasto muzeów – miesieczny pobyt tutaj nie pozwoli Ci zobaczyć nawet ich połowy. Dlatego wychodząc Wam na przeciw wybraliśmy te najpopularniejsze i najbardziej warte zobaczenia. Zapraszamy!
We recommend a walking tour with our qualified guide to all tourists who want to know the ins and outs of Kraków. Within one day, you will see all of the most important monuments, and hear many local anecdotes and legends!
Renting a car with a driver will allow you to reach any place comfortably and easily. We recommend airport transfers; it allows you to travel from any airport in Poland directly to the place where you intend to stay. We can also provide all kinds of intercity transfers at your request.
In 1939, after the invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany and the loss of the defensive war by the Polish army, all the western regions of Poland, including the town of Oświęcim, were annexed by the Third Reich. The town was renamed as Auschwitz and the same name was given to a complex of concentration and extermination camps that were built there. The history of the Auschwitz concentration camp can be divided into two primary periods: the years 1940-1942, when it functioned as a concentration camp and a place of slow extermination, and the years 1942-1944, when it was transformed into the biggest centre of immediate mass extermination of Jews, who had been transported into the camp under the policy conducted by the Third Reich that assumed the extermination of the entire Jewish population in Europe.
Oskar Schindler’s Factory Museum was officially opened to the visitors in June 2010, after many years of exhibit script writing and preparations. The Museum housed in the authentic Enamel Factory of Oskar Schindler shows the visitors the wartime events taking place in the city and the tragic fate of its inhabitants.
Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, both camps that are so frequently visited by tourists are just a small part of the tragic testimony of German Nazi crimes in Poland. In fact, the Camp’s area was much bigger than it might seem. Thanks to SeeKrakow in cooperation with Foundation of Memory Sites Near Auschwitz-Birkenau which the main purpose is to raise funds for conservation, preservation of land and artifacts related to the Nazi German concentration camp Auschwitz – Birkenau and it’s sub-camps we are the only ones to offer you an exclusive opportunity to see the evidence that only a few have seen. You will visit places that will show you how the life in the camp looked like and artifacts that you won’t even see in the State Museum.