• Plac Bohaterów Getta - Previously called Plac Zgody, this square was the administrative and deportation hub of the Kraków Ghetto. Now known as Ghetto Heroes Square, it serves as a memorial site, commemorating the start of the tragic journey for thousands of Jewish inhabitants.
• Plaszow Concentration Camp - Established by Nazi German occupiers in October 1942 on the grounds of two Jewish cemeteries, Plaszow Camp initially served as a forced-labor camp for Jews from the liquidated Kraków Ghetto. It later expanded to include Polish prisoners and was reclassified as a concentration camp in January 1944. It also acted as a transit camp for Hungarian Jews deported to Auschwitz.
  Over 35,000 individuals were imprisoned here, with approximately 6,000 murdered. Executions occurred at various locations within the camp; today, mass graves and memorials quietly mark the landscape.
  During this guided tour, an expert guide reconstructs the camp’s layout using existing remnants: the Grey House, ruins of the pre-burial hall, traces of the former Jewish cemeteries, the roll-call square, and paths once paved with gravestone fragments. Visitors will pause at significant memorials, including the Monument of Torn-Out Hearts, while learning about the camp’s division into living, hospital, administrative, and industrial zones.

• Expert local guide
• 2-hour guided tour
• Single tram ticket

Discover Plaszow Camp with an experienced local guide. While few physical structures remain, the site’s profound atmosphere and the narrative of Oskar Schindler vividly highlight this historical chapter.

Highlights:
• Embark on an in-depth guided tour of the Plaszow Concentration Camp
• Pay respects at memorials dedicated to Holocaust victims
• Gain insights into Oskar Schindler and the making of Schindler’s List
• Follow a carefully paced route designed for contemplation, not speed

Unlike locations characterized by preserved buildings, Plaszow Camp is marked by open spaces, silence, and absence. With minimal physical remnants, it serves as a place of memory rather than exhibition—encouraging quiet reflection, historical insight, and remembrance of the victims.

• We kindly ask you to arrive 10 minutes before the tour begins. Once the group has departed, latecomers will not be able to join and tickets cannot be refunded.
• Our group tours are only in 1 language. Select your preferred language when booking.
• Weather conditions can impact your enjoyment of the tour. Please check the forecast ahead of time and come prepared with suitable clothing and footwear. The tour goes ahead in all weather, rain or shine.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.