Guided Tours

Oskar Schindler's Factory Skip-the-Line Tickets

Name: Oskar Schindler's Factory Skip-the-Line Tickets
Start: 2026-05-31T13:05:00
End: 2026-05-31T14:44:36
Location: Kraków

Couple exploring street signs inside Oskar Schindler's Factory, Krakow.

Photo album with historical images at Oskar Schindler's Factory entrance.

Train station exhibit inside Oskar Schindler's Factory with visitor watching historical footage.

Visitors viewing historical exhibits at Oskar Schindler's Factory in Krakow, Poland.

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4.5/5(9,908)

Anna H

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Michael's tour was outstanding yesterday. Many people will probably turn up expecting to hear a dramatic and sugary re-telling of the Schindler’s List plot. Instead, Michael skilfully explains a more complex story of Kraków’s modern history, and along the way points out some of the differences in Spielberg’s film to other historic records. The museum holds a huge amount of information and the tour brings to life its key points and treasures. Michael’s tour ends with a walk around the former Jewish ghetto, where he saves an interesting real-life plot twist for the end.

Karen J

Group

Verified booking

Yesterday

Our guide was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and interesting. My father in law has a few health issues and our guide kindly took that into consideration, we also done the ghetto tour and again it was interesting and we saw a lot of the area. At the start of the tour we wasn't quite sure who our guide was and a few people were confused as there was very little information on the tickets but once we found our guide it was a very worthwhile tour

Olivia C

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

I was unsure of the website at first because I'd never used it before but we arrived and the tour guide was there waiting for us. Very insightful to the factory and WWII and how Poland was taken over by Germans and USSR. Then took us to the Jewish ghetto which was very interesting and lots of cool facts along the way and ended at the chair memorial and was able to tell us cool facts about positioning and theory behind it. Would go again

Linda H

Group

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

A fascinating tour of the museum which gave us an informed perspective on what occurred in Poland before and during the Nazi occupation. The museum is well laid out, with lots of contextual information, as well as the details of the so-called Schindler's Lists. We also joined the following guided walk of the Jewish Quarter, and that was an excellent way to understand the horrors perpetuated on the many by the few. Very worthwhile.

Sophie L

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

Joanna was very cheerful and friendly, and she really knew her stuff. She gave us just enough information to fully understand the exhibition. The tour of the ghetto was also very interesting. Joanna managed to convey a lot of information clearly and concisely throughout the tour. In short, we highly recommend her! A big thank you! 😊

Vaughan F

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

The guide was soo knowledgeable. The factory isn't quite what expected but was loads good exhibits and pictures of what went on. Interesting almost no equipment there anymore. Just a couple at the exit. Would recommend even if just to get the feel of the place and the history. Factory area down road actually saved more Jews than Oscars but he's not famous odd how life works sometimes.

Skip the ticket line and head straight into Oskar Schindler’s Factory, a landmark of Krakow’s WWII history.

This landmark was a former enamelware factory run by the German Oskar Schindler, who saved the lives of more than 1000+ Jews.

It now has immersive exhibits on Krakow under Nazi occupation, including personal belongings and photographs of Jewish citizens and the Barbakan defense structure, a medieval remnant.

Walk through rooms that inspired the movie “Schindler’s List,” gaining insight into the city’s Jewish community and wartime resilience.

Upgrade for a guided tour to uncover personal stories, rare artifacts, and the impact of Schindler’s heroic actions during the Holocaust.

Enhance your visit with a walking tour of the Jewish Ghetto, led by a live guide sharing firsthand accounts and hidden history.

Alternatively, opt for a combo tour with the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, complete with transport, headsets, and a professional guide.

Skip-the-line entry ticket to Schindler’s Factory

Guided tour of Schindler’s Factory (as option selected)

Walking tour of the Jewish Ghetto (as per option selected)

Guided tour of Wieliczka Salt Mine with transfers (as per option selected)

Food and drinks

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Wei L
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Informative guided session. However there was no time to read through the display artefacts in the museum due to the guide moving us from one display room to another.
Kerstin H
Couple
Verified booking
2 days ago
For my taste, the museum tour focused more on World War II itself than on Schindler’s efforts to hide Jews. I would have been more interested in how he managed to do it and what difficulties he had to overcome. At the meeting point, I would have liked to see a large sign with a logo or an indication of who our guide was. We first stood in the line in front of the factory, and our guide was sitting on a small stool in front of us, but we had no idea he was the guide. He looked more like a visitor. So better signage would be desirable.
Anna H
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Michael's tour was outstanding yesterday. Many people will probably turn up expecting to hear a dramatic and sugary re-telling of the Schindler’s List plot. Instead, Michael skilfully explains a more complex story of Kraków’s modern history, and along the way points out some of the differences in Spielberg’s film to other historic records. The museum holds a huge amount of information and the tour brings to life its key points and treasures. Michael’s tour ends with a walk around the former Jewish ghetto, where he saves an interesting real-life plot twist for the end.
Karen J
Group
Verified booking
Yesterday
Our guide was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and interesting. My father in law has a few health issues and our guide kindly took that into consideration, we also done the ghetto tour and again it was interesting and we saw a lot of the area. At the start of the tour we wasn't quite sure who our guide was and a few people were confused as there was very little information on the tickets but once we found our guide it was a very worthwhile tour
Olivia C
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
I was unsure of the website at first because I'd never used it before but we arrived and the tour guide was there waiting for us. Very insightful to the factory and WWII and how Poland was taken over by Germans and USSR. Then took us to the Jewish ghetto which was very interesting and lots of cool facts along the way and ended at the chair memorial and was able to tell us cool facts about positioning and theory behind it. Would go again

Step into Krakow’s wartime history with skip-the-line access to Oskar Schindler’s Factory.

Getting started

Meet your guide at the main entrance of Schindler’s Factory Museum, where your skip-the-line ticket will be validated.

What to expect

Oskar Schindler’s Factory Museum

This museum, set in the original enamel factory, is a key site chronicling Krakow’s experience under Nazi occupation during World War II. The venue is renowned for its immersive storytelling and authentic artifacts, offering a powerful look at the city’s past.

Features

Permanent exhibition: “Kraków Under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945” presents a detailed timeline of events, from the rise of the Nazi regime to the establishment of the Krakow Ghetto and Płaszów Concentration Camp.

Explore rooms filled with personal stories, photographs, and objects that honor Oskar Schindler’s efforts to save over 1,000 Jews.

Discover firsthand accounts and historical materials that reveal the daily lives and struggles of Krakow’s Jewish residents during the war.

Upgrades: Opt for a guided tour, where an English-speaking expert provides context and answers questions, making complex history accessible and engaging. Get a better insight to life in the Jewish quarter with a Ghetto tour. Alternatively, tour the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, known for its intricate subterranean salt structures, complete with transfers, a guide, and headsets.

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID or passport for entry.

Wear comfortable shoes as a fair amount of walking and stair climbing is involved.

Bring a warm layer, especially if your tour includes the Wieliczka Salt Mine, where the temperature is around 14°C (57°F).

What’s not allowed

Large bags and backpacks are not permitted inside the Wieliczka Salt Mine.

Food and drinks are not allowed inside the museum or the salt mine.

Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

This experience is suitable for wheelchair users.

Additional information

Please arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before your scheduled start time; latecomers may be denied entry and no refunds will be issued.

Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. The tour of the factory is not recommended for children under 14 years due to the emotional intensity of the experience.

The tour operates rain or shine.

Lockers or a deposit area may be available onsite for your belongings.

The salt mine, located about 14km from Krakow city centre, involves descending and ascending approximately 800 steps.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.