• Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory - Start your journey at Schindler’s Enamel Factory, now one of Kraków’s most impactful and frequently visited museums. With a certified guide, delve into the permanent exhibition “Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945”, told through the narrative of Oskar Schindler. Here, Schindler employed Jewish workers and leveraged his influence, resources, and personal risk to shield them from deportation. Over a thousand individuals survived due to his efforts. As you explore the exhibition, your guide highlights the voices of those he saved—often referred to as Schindlerjuden—whose stories continue to echo through time. Photographs, personal items, and reconstructed streets depict the fear, uncertainty, and daily challenges of life under occupation. Amidst this grim setting, Schindler’s deeds emerge as a remarkable example of compassion, defiance, and hope.
• Ghetto Wall Fragment - The walking tour proceeds among the remaining fragments of the Kraków Ghetto. You’ll pause at Józefińska 41, which once housed an orphanage, welfare offices, and a hospital—vital institutions that sustained life within the enclosed district. The preserved wall sections stand as poignant reminders of separation, confinement, and loss.
• Plac Bohaterów Getta - At this symbolic square—now marked by the Memorial of Chairs—you’ll discover how the area became a site of round-ups and deportations to concentration camps, and how it is commemorated today.
• Eagle Pharmacy - Museum of Krakow - Across the square is the Under the Eagle Pharmacy, where pharmacist Tadeusz Pankiewicz and his team risked their lives to assist ghetto residents. From this modest space came medicine, shelter, forged documents, and moments of hope in an otherwise dire reality.

• Fast-track admission to Schindler’s Factory
• Walking tour of Jewish Wartime District
• Professional, licensed guide

Delve into Kraków’s World War II history with a knowledgeable guide at Schindler’s Factory and the former Jewish Ghetto, uncovering impactful exhibitions, genuine artifacts, and inspiring survival stories.

Highlights:
• Discover the daily life in Nazi-occupied Kraków beyond Schindler’s individual narrative
• Observe original artifacts and meticulously recreated interiors from the 1940s
• Gain insight into how both Jewish and non-Jewish residents survived the war years
• View preserved sections of the former ghetto walls that symbolized confinement
• Visit the Under the Eagle Pharmacy, renowned for its acts of resistance and support (no entry)

This tour honors Oskar Schindler and the lives he helped save. Learn how his everyday choices—and remarkable acts of bravery—became crucial for the survival of over a thousand people. His story is set against the broader backdrop of a city under occupation, where humanity and moral courage could still shine through amidst terror and oppression.

• We kindly ask that you arrive at least 10 minutes prior to the tour start time. Once the group has entered, late arrivals cannot be accommodated and tickets are non-refundable.
• The exhibition features narrow passageways and an immersive layout designed to reflect the atmosphere of Kraków during World War II.
• Although the building originally functioned as Schindler’s factory, it now operates as a museum and no longer contains original production equipment.
• All group tours are conducted in a single language; please select your preferred option at the time of booking.
• In accordance with museum guidelines, group size is limited to a maximum of 25 participants.
• As the museum issues personalized tickets, providing the full names of all participants at the time of booking is mandatory. Failure to do so may result in denied entry.

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