• Plac Centralny Imienia Ronalda Reagana - Located in the center of Nowa Huta, this impressive square represents Stalinist architecture and urban planning from the communist era. Designed as a model city for workers, its symmetrical design, wide boulevards, and residential blocks reflect the principles of socialist realism.
• Our Lady Queen of Poland Church - This remarkably modern church, constructed in defiance of the communist regime, stands as a strong symbol of religious resistance. Its daring concrete structure and distinctive sail-shaped roof make it one of Poland’s most extraordinary religious sites.
• Museum of Communist Poland - A small yet captivating museum that explores daily life during the PRL (Polish People’s Republic) period. The exhibits feature vintage household items, propaganda posters, and narratives of resistance. Visitors can explore at their own pace, as entry is optional and self-guided.

• Fuel and Tolls
• On-board WiFi
• Personal English-Speaking professional Driver
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• All taxes, fees and handling charges

• Other beverages and meals
• Tips and gratuities
• Entrance fee to the Museum of Communist Poland
• Licenced Guide

Explore Poland’s Cold War history with a private tour of Nowa Huta, Krakow’s planned socialist district. An English-speaking driver will lead the way through Plac Centralny, the monumental center of the area, envisioned as a model communist city. Walk along the wide boulevards and admire the impressive Stalinist architecture, stopping for photos and stories that illuminate its utopian vision.

Proceed to Arka Pana Church, a significant symbol of spiritual resistance, constructed despite communist opposition. Its modern, symbolic design is a testament to local faith and determination.

If time permits, visit the Museum of Communist Poland (ticketed entry, optional), where artifacts and exhibits provide insight into everyday life during the PRL era.

Fully Customizable & Private
Pickup and drop-off with an English-speaking driver

Return to Krakow with a deeper appreciation of its intricate 20th-century history—contrasting the charm of the Old Town with Nowa Huta’s bold, ideological legacy.

• For 1-4 people: A comfortable sedan will be assigned to your group.
• For 5-8 people: A spacious minivan will be assigned to your group.
• Entrance fee to the Museum of Communist Poland is not included and has to be paid on spot with cash or card. It costs 2 EUR-3 EUR (per adult)

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