Combos Tickets in Krakow

The service wasn't what I expected The bus wasn't clearly marked, and there was a large crowd that wouldn't let anyone get on. In the end, everyone got on and had to stand the whole trip. Nowhere did it say the name of the booking company

This presents an opportunity to see the architecturally- and historically-rich city of Krakow from a different point of view. A unique view is obtained of the Wawel Castle and other iconic symbols along the banks of the Vistual. Make sure you bring a coat with you (even if the sun's out!), although they did provide blankets. The quality of the audio would probably be better conveyed through headphones.

It was a pleasant evening, with a relaxing atmosphere and music, and beautiful sunset views. The brief presentations given by the crew were also a nice touch. I highly recommend it!

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is a fascinating and unique place to visit. The underground tunnels, salt sculptures, and chapels are truly impressive and full of history. The guided tour is very interesting and well organized, making the experience both educational and enjoyable. It is an unforgettable attraction and definitely worth visiting when traveling to Poland.

A truly impressive exhibition, a real journey through time, tracing Kraków’s fate from the Nazi/Wehrmacht invasion to the “liberation” by the Red Army. The focus is on the fate of the Jewish population, with many eyewitness accounts of their marginalization, the ghetto, and the extermination of Jewish people. And, of course, Oskar Schindler is also honored. Plus filming locations from "Schindler’s List." The driver was top-notch. Absolutely impressive.

A must see location to stand outside the factory and imagine the glow of workers entering through the gates. However inside is more set like and tends to distance you from the originality of the building. Interesting artifacts and information abound from the Nazi occupation. Hopefully the office at least gave an impression where you could imagine Oskar working.

Highly recommend Schindler’s Factory. The museum is incredibly informative, immersive, and deeply inspiring. It does an excellent job of bringing Kraków’s history during WWII to life in a way that’s engaging and respectful, making it meaningful for both adults and kids. The exhibits pull you in room by room, and you leave with a much stronger understanding of the human stories behind the history. Definitely buy skip-the-line tickets. They were absolutely worth it...especially when we saw long standby lines outside in the cold. It made the experience smoother and allowed us to focus fully on the museum rather than waiting. A powerful and memorable visit that shouldn’t be missed while in Kraków.

Was a whole day tour - picked up at 5.30am and got home around 7.00pm - but was worth it. The group leader, Peter, was great. He was very friendly and knowledgeable. Would recommend if you're not shy of an early morning and a very long day!