Krakow · TICKETS
Krakow fills four days without trying, so every booking has to beat a free afternoon on the Rynek. These 15 tickets & entry passes do, priced and timed so you can choose quickly.
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau for a guided visit to Auschwitz I and Birkenau, with museum entry, return transport and headsets for the Auschwitz I tour. Expect a long, emotionally demanding day, much of it outdoors. Guide assignments vary; Marta and Miso are among the guides named for this tour. Bring ID, water, warm layers and a snack.
Meet your guide at the agreed Krakow pickup point or at the mine, then follow the official tourist route 135 meters underground. You’ll see historic chambers and salt carvings, including a remarkable chapel, while hearing about nine centuries of mining. The visit takes about 2.5 hours, with optional transport from Krakow.
“Ziggy was a fantastic guide, very passionate and professional. Renata, who was our driver to and from, was also great. An amazing tour”
Travel from Krakow by air-conditioned minivan, with pickup at your hotel or a city meeting point. At Auschwitz and Birkenau, a licensed English-speaking museum guide leads a roughly 3.5-hour visit, with headsets provided. Transport, admission, and return to Krakow are included. The pickup time is confirmed the day before and may be early.
Travel from Krakow with an English-speaking driver, then join a licensed local guide for a 2.5-hour route through Wieliczka Salt Mine, 135 meters underground. You’ll see 20 historic chambers and the mine’s striking main hall. The route includes 800 steps, so bring comfortable shoes and a warm layer. Guide languages include English, German, French, Polish and more.
“The whole trip was most enjoyable. Our transport arrived promptly and our driver was friendly and informative. Our guide for the salt mine tour was brilliant. He was very friendly, witty and made the whole tour fun. His knowledge of the mine was incredible. Our transport back to Krakow arrived on time and again the driver was friendly. I can highly recommend this tour and honestly say it was very well organised and good value for money.”
Meet your English-speaking guide outside Schindler’s Factory for a 90-minute tour of wartime Kraków. Guides such as Marta and Wojciech are praised for clear timelines and useful context, helping you connect the exhibits to the city’s experience under Nazi occupation. Entry is included, but book ahead: the City Pass does not provide skip-the-line access.
“Excellent guide. He was easy going and informative. I loved the history of the krakow people through the war. The contrast between the Jewish people’s treatment and everyday life living with the Nazis.”
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz I and Birkenau in an air-conditioned vehicle, then visit both sites with a museum-licensed guide and headsets. The day lasts about eight hours, though delays can stretch it. Hotel pickup is available, and guides on some departures have included Natalia, Bohdan and Filip.
Travel from Krakow to the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine for a guided walk through salt-carved chambers, underground lakes and shrines. The mine visit lasts about 2.5 hours, with roughly 800 steps on the route and a lift back to the surface. Choose a morning or afternoon departure; transport and mine entry are included in the relevant option.
“Punctual, friendly, and a beautiful experience! John was a brilliant tour guide. Would highly recommend this to anyone who’s looking for an experience at the mines!”
Visit Schindler’s former enamel factory for a 90-minute guided tour of Kraków under Nazi occupation. A licensed guide explains the city’s wartime history, the persecution of its Jewish community and Schindler’s role. The museum has no original factory machinery, and the exhibition’s narrow, atmospheric rooms can feel crowded when groups are large.
“The guide was so well informed and made the tour really interesting. We didn’t want it to come to an end. We didn’t know what to expect and had no preconceptions about what the tour entailed. Would highly recommend this tour.”
Enter Oskar Schindler’s original enamel factory and explore a museum focused on daily life in Krakow under Nazi occupation. The ticket-only option lets you visit at your own pace; choose a guide for added context, with guides including Tom, Thomas, and Navia. Plan for 90 minutes to two hours, and bring physical photo ID.
“Brilliant, very interesting, very informative really enjoyed and would recommend for tourists to do this!”
Travel from Krakow by air-conditioned minivan for guided visits to Auschwitz I and Birkenau. The package lists admission, hotel pickup and drop-off, and headsets, but your selected departure time is not guaranteed. Expect a long day, a fixed group pace, and a substantial amount of time outdoors. No individual guide names are provided.
Visit Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II Birkenau with a licensed museum guide in English, German, French, Italian, or Spanish. Expect original barracks, exhibits, the main gate, and the ruins of a gas chamber, with a short break between sites. The start time is confirmed the day before, and you must arrange your own transport to the museum.
Join a small-group, 90-minute guided visit to Schindler’s Factory, where exhibits trace wartime Kraków and Schindler’s changing role. Guides such as Joanna and Michał have brought the history to life for past groups. Your ticket also covers the Ghetto Pharmacy and Pomorska Street, so you can continue exploring after the guided visit.
“Very informative tour with detailed history of this historical period. Tour guide very good.”
At Oskar Schindler’s Factory Museum, explore wartime Krakow through photographs, artifacts, recordings, and interactive displays. Choose a guided visit or, where offered, a self-guided option. The 90-minute experience includes timed entry, Schindler’s office, and stories of Jewish workers who made enamelware for the German army. Guide assignments vary; names from past tours include Marta, Natalia, Elizabeth, and Barbara.
“Stress less way to visit without having to queue.Was small group (14 I think) so you could hear everything”
At Lipowa 4, explore Schindler’s Factory and its exhibition on Krakow under Nazi occupation. The 1.5-hour tour can include an English-speaking guide; guides such as Wojciech, Marta, Kinga, and Magda have led visits. Expect stories about the city, Schindler, and the people caught in the occupation, alongside a ghetto-apartment replica and original wartime objects.
“Great tour, tour guide was great, very informative. Would definitely recommend doing this!”
Travel from Krakow by air-conditioned minivan or minibus for guided visits to Auschwitz I and Birkenau. Museum-trained English-speaking guides explain the sites, including the Arbeit macht frei gate, the train ramp and the ruins of the crematoria. Entry tickets and Krakow-area pickup are included. The day lasts about seven hours, with a lot of walking and little time for lunch.
Pick a square, a mine shaft or a mountain road.
