Your experience

Immerse yourself in Krakow's powerful wartime history with this 1.5-hour guided tour of Oskar Schindler’s Factory. Step inside one of the city’s most significant museums and walk through exhibitions that tell the story of everyday life under Nazi occupation. Your guide will offer invaluable context and bring to life the personal accounts, artefacts and rooms that shaped the course of history in Krakow.

Arrival and check-in

Meet your guide at the main entrance of the factory before your tour time. Present your mobile or printed ticket for swift entry—no extra identification or security checks are required, ensuring a seamless beginning to your visit.

Exploring Schindler’s Factory

Your group will move through a sequence of carefully reconstructed wartime streets and authentic rooms, including the famed office of Oskar Schindler. The exhibits blend original documents, period photos, and moving film clips to deepen your understanding of the era. Guided narration ensures every stop offers insight, from the rise of Nazi power to the hardships faced by Krakow’s Jewish community.

• Walk along alleys and rooms meticulously recreated to represent life in Krakow during WWII

• Visit the preserved office of Oskar Schindler, furnished with period items and significant memorabilia

• Reflect on personal stories and learn about those protected by Schindler’s actions

• Discover displays highlighting the city’s transformation and resilience through detailed artefacts and media presentations

• Find out where scenes from the film Schindler’s List were recreated, providing a cinematic window into history

Stories and legacies

Throughout the tour, your expert guide will share accounts of heroism, struggle and hope. You will learn how Oskar Schindler, once an industrialist, ultimately risked everything to save the lives of over a thousand Jewish men and women. The stories you hear inside the museum tie directly to locations within the factory, making the narrative deeply personal and immersive.

Language and accessibility

Tours are available in multiple languages including English, Spanish, Italian, French, German and Polish to cater to all visitors. The museum is wheelchair accessible and guide dogs are welcome, ensuring all guests can experience this essential chapter of Krakow’s history.

Practical tips

• Group sizes are limited to 25 participants for a richer, more comfortable experience

• Arriving on time ensures you don’t miss your scheduled tour slot

• Photography is typically permitted—please check specific signs on site for restrictions

• Allow extra time after the guided tour if you wish to explore exhibits on your own

• Original offices arranged for Schindler and his secretary on the second floor are open to visitors

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