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Lipowa 4 - Embark on a journey through time at the Schindler’s Factory Museum with a 1.5-hour guided exploration. This exhibit narrates the tale of Krakow and its Polish and Jewish residents under Nazi rule, the German occupiers, and the industrialist Oskar Schindler, who was immortalized in Steven Spielberg’s 1993 movie.
Experience the atmosphere of Krakow under occupation as our expert guide leads you through the significance of the displays. Stroll down the historic streets into a recreated barber shop, photographer’s studio, a genuine photoplasticon, board a tram to watch a film depicting the city’s wartime life, navigate the confines of the ghetto featuring a Jewish dwelling, and follow the footsteps of its denizens to the PÅaszów camp.
Engage with the past and connect with the wartime emotions of Krakow’s citizens through cutting-edge multimedia presentations and the insights of an informed guide.
- Entrance ticket
- Live guide
Embark on a guided exploration of the historical museum situated in the ex-enamel factory belonging to Oscar Schindler, popularized by Steven Spielberg’s “Schindler’s List.” Absorb the touching permanent display at the museum. Gain insights into the daily existence in Krakow during the period of Nazi rule from 1939 to 1945. The display narrates the tale of both the Poles and Jews, accompanied by the story of the Nazi invaders.
Step into Schindler’s preserved workspace located within the factory’s administrative structure. Observe the “Survivor’s Ark” crafted from thousands of enamel pots, reminiscent of those fabricated in the factory. Experience documentary photographs, firsthand accounts, film documentaries, and multimedia shows.
Meander through a theatrical depiction of Krakow’s historical urban space. Climb aboard a tram and view a movie depicting the city’s routine life. Explore a standard Jewish apartment. Examine artifacts from the Plazow camp. Stroll through the “Hall of Choices”.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
