Schindler’s Factory – History You Can Truly Experience
Among Cracow’s many museums, there is one that affects visitors in a way few others do. Schindler’s Factory – a...
Auschwitz – A Chronicle of Tragedy, Memory, and Hope
At least sixty kilometres southwest of Cracow lie Auschwitz (Oświęcim in Polish) and Birkenau (Brzezinka) — names forever etched into...
Wieliczka – Where the Sea Turned to Salt
To descend into the Wieliczka Salt Mine is to travel not only into the depths of the earth, but also...
Nowa Huta – The City That Defied Its Creator
To visit Nowa Huta is to step into an alternative reality – a city built on an idea, a vision...
Jewish Cracow – Between Kazimierz and the Ghetto
To walk through Jewish Cracow is to follow the traces of a world that shaped the city for more than...
Zakopane – Where the Mountains Meet the Soul
To travel to Zakopane is to approach the very heart of the Tatra Mountains – Poland’s highest and most legendary...
Discover Cracow – A City That Breathes Through the Centuries
Cracow is widely regarded as one of Europe’s most beautiful cities and is rightly known as the cultural capital of...
KL Plaszow – A Place After, A Place Without
On the outskirts of Cracow stretches an open, seemingly empty landscape. At first glance, there is little to see. Yet...
Study Trips to Auschwitz-Birkenau for Groups
For larger groups, we offer several guided study visit formats to Auschwitz-Birkenau. Whether you are a school group, a parish...
Auschwitz-Birkenau – Europe’s Largest Nazi German Concentration and Extermination Camp
Auschwitz-Birkenau – Europe’s Largest Nazi German Concentration and Extermination Camp KL Auschwitz (1940–1945) was the largest of the Nazi German...
Main Market Square – Cracow’s Living Room and the Heart of City Life
Main Market Square – Cracow’s Living Room and the Heart of City Life If you are in Cracow, a visit...
Collegium Maius – The Heart of Poland’s Oldest University
Collegium Maius – The Heart of Poland’s Oldest University If you are visiting Kraków, a stop at Collegium Maius and...
Floriańska and Grodzka Streets – The Old Town’s Historic Axis
Floriańska and Grodzka Streets are the most famous streets of Cracow’s Old Town. Together, they form a part of the...
Wawel Castle and Cathedral – A Mirror of a Thousand Years of Polish History
Rising 228 metres above the Vistula River, a limestone hill stands at the very heart of Cracow. For centuries, Wawel...
Oskar Schindler – The Man Who Saved 1,200 Lives
Entrepreneur. Altruist. A man who defies simple labels. A man who saved 1,200 lives. Oskar Schindler Early Life and the...
St. Mary’s Basilica – Older Than Cracow Itself
When one thinks of Cracow, one image comes to mind almost instinctively: St. Mary’s Basilica. More than any other building,...
Cracow – A Destination That Truly Delivers
Whether you are visiting Cracow for the first time or already know the city well, there is always more waiting...
KrakowResor – Why Travel with Us?
KrakowResor – Why Travel with Us? Travelling is more than simply moving from one place to another. It is about...
The Old Town – The Heart of Poland’s Cultural Capital
Reaching Cracow’s Old Town couldn’t be easier. Simply walk through Planty Park – the green ring that surrounds the historic...
Royal Tapestries – A Remarkable Journey Through History
Hidden from Swedish troops during the so-called Swedish Deluge in the 17th century, seized by Empress Catherine the Great a...
