Many visitors to Krakow find it difficult to secure entrance tickets to the official Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum due to extremely high demand and limited daily passes. Our tour was created to ensure that no one is left without the opportunity to pay their respects and learn about the events that shaped the 20th century.

Led by a professional historical guide, this tour provides a deep dive into the topography and tragic history of the three main parts of the Auschwitz complex. By focusing on the external sites and the perimeter, we offer a broader perspective on the logistics of the camp that is often missed during standard indoor tours.

Your Journey Through History:

• Monowitz (Auschwitz III): A unique part of this tour is a visit to the site of the former Monowitz labor camp. Often overlooked by standard excursions, this site is crucial for understanding the exploitation of prisoners by the Nazi war industry (IG Farben).
• IG Farben Werk Auschwitz: A German chemical complex (Buna-Werke) built from 1941 in Dwory/Monowice near Oświęcim, using forced prison labor. The company produced synthetic rubber and fuels, and the Auschwitz III-Monowitz concentration camp was built to service the project, where over 10,000 people died.
• Auschwitz I (Administrative Center): We walk along the original camp fences, discussing the establishment of the camp in 1940, its role as the administrative headquarters, and the stories of those held behind the barbed wire.
• Rudolf Hoess: The former villa of Auschwitz-Birkenau camp commandant Rudolf Hoess. The building, which housed Auschwitz-Birkenau camp commandant Rudolf Hoess and his family from 1940 to 1944, is of significant scientific and historical value.
• Judenrampe (The Jewish Platform): We begin at the site where transport trains arrived before the railway was extended into the camp. Here, you will learn about the "selection" process and the first moments of the prisoners' arrival.
• Auschwitz II-Birkenau (External Exploration): You will witness the overwhelming scale of the largest death camp. From the perimeter and the iconic "Death Gate," your guide will explain the layout of the ruins of the gas chambers and the living conditions of the prisoners.

Why Choose This Tour? This is more than just a sightseeing trip; it is an educational experience. Our guides share lesser-known facts and personal stories of survivors, providing a quiet space for reflection away from the large crowds inside the museum buildings.

We invite you to an unforgettable trip to Zakopane – the land of mountain adventures and highlander traditions, which will satisfy every nature lover and aficionado of local culture! Our one-day excursion combines breathtaking views of the Tatra Mountains, tasting regional delicacies, and attractions that will make every moment spent in the mountains truly special.

Why Choose This Trip?

• Unforgettable Experiences: Immerse yourself in highlander traditions, savor delicious regional specialties, and marvel at the stunning landscapes of the Tatra Mountains!
• Flexible Itinerary: Enjoy a carefully planned journey with opportunities to explore Zakopane’s highlights and relax during free time on Krupówki Street.
• Comfortable Transportation: Travel with ease and comfort from Krakow, letting us handle the logistics while you focus on creating lasting memories.

Don’t miss out—book your spot today and experience the magic of Zakopane for yourself!

Itinerary:

Start in Krakow Kick off your adventure in Krakow at Pawia 18b. We’ll set off early in the morning to reach Zakopane – the capital of the Polish Tatra Mountains – as quickly as possible.

Zakopane – Traditional Highlander Cottage Upon arrival, you will be immersed in the authentic highlander atmosphere. We will visit a charming cottage where you will savor the famous oscypek cheese and local drinks. It’s the perfect opportunity to feel the warmth of highlander hospitality and taste regional specialties!

Gubałówka – Stunning Views Next, we’ll take the funicular railway up to Gubałówka, where unforgettable views of the Tatra Mountains await you! Spend an hour delighting in breathtaking landscapes that will leave you in awe.

After exploring Gubałówka, you can choose to spend your free time on Krupówki Street, where you can immerse yourself in Zakopane's vibrant atmosphere, shop for souvenirs, and relax in one of its charming cafes.

Return to Krakow At the end of the day, we’ll journey back to Krakow, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your Zakopane adventure!

On this 11-hour program, you'll enjoy one of the best views in Zakopane with a funicular ride up to Gubałówka. Marvel at the spectacular views of the High Tatras that are covered with snow up until May.

Visit Krupówki, the most popular street in the heart of Zakopane, where you can experience the ambience of the mountain region and enjoy the aromas of local foods coming from the traditional restaurants.

After your tour of Zakopane, take a break for some rest and relaxation in the thermal pools. Enjoy outdoor and indoor swimming pools, water slides, whirlpool baths and many other attractions in the heart of the mountains.

Discover the most beautiful and fascinating spots in Kraków on a guided tour led by a storyteller. This journey through the Old Town will let you immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Poland’s former capital, explore remarkable landmarks, hear legends and fun facts, and visit sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage. From the Grunwald Monument to the majestic Wawel, it’s the perfect way to experience the essence of Kraków in just one day. At the end of the tour, if you find the stories and the guide’s engagement exceptional, you’re welcome to show your appreciation by leaving a tip.

Zwiedzanie Fabryki rozpoczyna się od spotkania z przewodnikiem przed główną bramą Muzeum. Przewodnik zabierze Cię bez kolejki do miejsca, w którym rozpoczyna się wystawa „Kraków pod okupacją hitlerowską”, znajdująca się na 3 poziomach fabryki. Wystawa jest ułożona chronologicznie i rozpoczyna się od prezentacji życia w Krakowie przed wybuchem II wojny światowej. Następnie przewodnik po różnych salach wystawowych opowie, jak narastał terror wojenny i jak na sytuację poszczególnych osób wpłynęła obecność hitlerowców w Krakowie.

Podczas trasy zobaczysz na przykład oryginalną broń z wojny w postaci małego niemieckiego czołgu Goliata i broni używanej przez członków ruchu oporu. Odwiedzisz replikę prawdziwego mieszkania w krakowskim getcie i odkryjesz luksusy i przywileje nazistowskiego życia w okupowanym mieście. Przewodnik pokaże Ci miejsca, w których nakręcono film „Lista Schindlera” i opowie prawdziwe i kontrowersyjne historie z życia Oscara Schindlera. Punktem kulminacyjnym wycieczki będzie wizyta w nowo otwartym nazistowskim obozie pracy.

Wycieczka kończy się symbolicznym oknem, w którym przewodnik pokaże ludziom z listy Schindlera i opowie o ich dalszych losach. Oprowadzanie Fabryki Schindlera to najlepsze miejsce, aby nie tylko w pełni poznać, ale także zrozumieć, co wydarzyło się w Krakowie ponad 80 lat temu.

The purpose of the Galicia Jewish Museum is to honor the victims of the Holocaust and to cultivate the Jewish heritage of Galicia. Permanent exhibition "Traces of memory" on the result of twelve years of artistic work. It is to commemorate 800 years of Jewish culture in Poland. Over 140 photos preserved by the founder of the museum showing the traces of Jews in Poland, that is, the traces of the future of Galicia. Also a sales exhibition of the culture of destroying culture during the Second World War.

"Foundation Museum" by Chris Schwarz, whose British photos are related to Jewish photography in Poland. Chris Schwarz was the director of the museum until his death in 2007.

The site houses related and temporary exhibitions, as well as a coffee shop. In addition, concerts, meetings with authors, lectures and workshops were organized there. The museum also has a bookstore where you can access Jewish book life and culture as well as the Holocaust and about Jewish philosophy, identity and literature.

Discover Wawel from a completely different perspective on this unique Herstory walking tour, dedicated to the women who shaped the history of Krakow and Poland. This approximately 2-hour walk across Wawel Hill reveals famous landmarks through the stories of queens, rulers, saints, artists, and extraordinary women whose influence is often overlooked in traditional historical narratives.

During the tour, you will hear about figures such as Dobrawa, Emnilda, Saint Kinga, Queen Jadwiga, Zofia Holszańska, Elisabeth of Austria, Bona Sforza, and Barbara Radziwiłłówna, as well as women connected to modern Krakow. The route blends legend, politics, court life, culture, and everyday experience into a compelling story about women who helped shape one of Poland’s most important historical sites.

This is not a standard Wawel tour. Herstory is a thoughtful and intimate journey through time, designed for travelers who want to go beyond the usual sightseeing route. Along the way, you will explore stories of love, power, intrigue, education, fashion, spirituality, and resilience, all set against the backdrop of Poland’s royal past.

The tour leads through Wawel’s most important spaces while offering a fresh and engaging interpretation of the site. It is an excellent choice for travelers interested in history, culture, storytelling, and discovering Krakow from a new angle.

Our driver will pick you up from the agreed place and you will take a comfortable, air-conditioned car to the city of Wieliczka, where the mine is located. The journey will take approximately 25 minutes. On site, you will meet your guide, who will take you on an underground adventure. The tour starts with going down the wooden stairs to a depth of 65 meters, where the guide will explain the rules of sightseeing and safety on the tourist route, the time of visiting underground is about 2 hours.

The tour is based on an underground walk through the corridors and chambers of the mine. Some of the chambers are dedicated to, for example, famous people who visited the mines (Chopin, Gothe) or how the style of work and technology of miners changed. The highlight of the tour is a visit to an underground chapel considered to be the most beautiful in the world. St. Kinga, where the artists carved a church in salt. There will be a short break there for photos and toilet.

We move further along the corridors to see, for example, an underground lake, a bark in which the world's first underground balloon flight took place, and to listen to an underground concert of classical music. At the end of the tour, we will visit the largest chamber of the mine, where, dance balls or sports events take place. At the very end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to buy souvenirs related to the mine and ride a real mining elevator back to the surface.

Our driver will take you back to Krakow. The journey will take 25 minutes.  The Wieliczka Salt Mine, is on the UNESCO list of world monuments, has been extracting salt for over 700 years and is one of the most beautiful facilities of this type in the world. While being in Krakow, it is simply worth visiting.

Our driver will pick you up from the agreed place and you will take a comfortable, air-conditioned car to the city of Wieliczka, where the mine is located. The journey will take approximately 25 minutes. On site, you will meet your guide, who will take you on an underground adventure. The tour starts with going down the wooden stairs to a depth of 65 meters, where the guide will explain the rules of sightseeing and safety on the tourist route, the time of visiting underground is about 2 hours.

The tour is based on an underground walk through the corridors and chambers of the mine. Some of the chambers are dedicated to, for example, famous people who visited the mines (Chopin, Gothe) or how the style of work and technology of miners changed. The highlight of the tour is a visit to an underground chapel considered to be the most beautiful in the world. St. Kinga, where the artists carved a church in salt. There will be a short break there for photos and toilet.

We move further along the corridors to see, for example, an underground lake, a bark in which the world's first underground balloon flight took place, and to listen to an underground concert of classical music. At the end of the tour, we will visit the largest chamber of the mine, where, dance balls or sports events take place. At the very end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to buy souvenirs related to the mine and ride a real mining elevator back to the surface.

Our driver will take you back to Krakow. The journey will take 25 minutes.  The Wieliczka Salt Mine, is on the UNESCO list of world monuments, has been extracting salt for over 700 years and is one of the most beautiful facilities of this type in the world. While being in Krakow, it is simply worth visiting.