Wieliczka Salt Mine, a Material Culture World Heritage Site, with its over 1 million guests every year, is among the most eagerly visited tourist sites in Poland. Tour includes hotel pick and skip the line tickets. driver will pi... More

Established in 1940 by Nazi Germany, in abandoned Polish army barracks, Auschwitz was the largest concentration camp and extermination center. Out of the 1.3 million people which the SS and police deported, there were over 1.1 mil... More

Our company offers a shuttle bus from various locations: airports, stations, hotels or private households directly to the mine entrance. We provide comfort and professionalism in passenger service, convenient appointments, quick ... More

Take a sobering tour of the World War II Auschwitz-Birkenau complex on a 7-hour trip from Krakow. Travel by coach to the UNESCO World Heritage compound and explore the twin concentration camp with a guide as you learn about the Na... More

With its many nocturnes, mazurkas and polonaises (based on Polish dance), Chopin's music is marked by a feeling of longing for his homeland, making this musical experience a wonderful way to enter the rich history and culture of P... More

With way over two millions unique visitors each year, Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum is one of the most frequently visited museums in Europe. -Experience the solemn atmosphere as you visit memorials dedicated to the mill... More

During the tour you will have a chance to visit the twenty historic chambers connected by approximately 1.25 miles (2 kilometers) of passages. Descent into the mine is by staircase (380 steps) to the 1st Level (at a depth of 110 f... More

Karol Wojtyla: a Pole, a bishop, the pope John Paul II and a saint. This tour is a remarkable chance to follow in the footsteps of this influential man, who had a huge impact on the world and the Christian faith. Discover the mos... More

Auschwitz-Birkenau is an important site for those interested in the history of Poland. It was a former concentration camp during Nazi-occupied Poland, and now acts as a place to remember those who lost their lives there during Wor... More

Residence of Polish kings and a symbol of statehood, in 1930 the Castle also became one of the most important museums in Poland. It collects collections of paintings, graphics, sculptures, fabrics, goldsmiths, military items, porc... More

Combine two completely different worlds into one tour. Recommended for both busy and on-the-go tourists. During this full-day excursion see two of the most visited museums in the Krakow area. The Wieliczka Salt Mine - one of the ... More

Auschwitz-Birkenau former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp. The concentration camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau was the largest of the German Nazi concentration and extermination centers. Over 1,1 million men, women and c... More

Discover amazing place - the one from the first of the UNESCO Heritage list on the world. During the trip you will descent 140 metres underground to explore the fascinating chambers and tunnels made of salt. Learn about the histor... More

Unforgettable Krakow City Tour by electric car. Visit all 'must see' places: Old Town, Wawel Castle, Jewish Quarter Kazimierz, Former Ghetto and Oskar Schindler's Factory. During the 1,5 hour tour audio guide in your language wil... More

Learn the history of the largest and most well-known concentration camp across the globe. Auschwitz – Birkenau was built and governed by Nazi Germany during World War II on a territory of occupied Poland, in the city of Oświęc... More

‍Pro Guides: Your journey is led by none other than a pro guide licensed by the Wieliczka Salt Mine Museum. Expect an expert who not only knows their stuff but also adds that extra dose of fun to your adventure. Hassle-Free Jo... More

The Salt Mine is located very close to Cracow in the nearby city of Wieliczka. The story of salt in this place has begun almost 5000 years ago. However, the mine started to grow deeper since the end of the 12 century. Its nine lev... More

Find Kraków just what it was when it was first located in XIII century. Roll your Segway through the biggest medieval square in Europe and learn about all the great heritages and places kept in secret of the city’s breathtaking... More

The Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum & Memorial in Oświęcim, about 70 km from Krakow, was created on the grounds of the former Nazi German concentration camp. It is the most recognizable symbol of the Holocaust and human genocide... More

The Krakow Undergrounds Museum on the Market Square, opened in 2010, is a kind of archaeological park where you can observe pictures of the life of a large, bustling medieval city. With the help of modern technology, the authors o... More