Cracow is a city steeped in hundreds of years of history. During the Second World War, it became the scene of many horrifying events, but also witnessed numerous heroic deeds. We invite all of you who would like to get to know about this part of the city’s history to seize the opportunity to go back in time to the years of Nazi occupation.
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.
The contemplative tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum is a proposal for persons who already have some knowledge of the camp and would like to visit it in a more reflective way, so as to commemorate the tragic events rather than learn something new about the place. The contemplative tour involves visiting more buildings than during a standard guided tour. Also, more time may be spent on respective elements of the exhibitions.
The biggest Polish city, the place of fusion of tradition and modernity, the capital of Poland – Warsaw – is, along with Krakow, one of the cities that are most frequently visited by tourists travelling to Poland and Europe. We invite you to take a day trip to the unique capital city upon the Vistula river.
