Cracow City Tour
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Discover the beautiful, historic, and culture-packed city of Cracow on a bus and walking tour.
You will begin your tour by visiting the Jewish District of Kazimierz to explore the area which used to be inhabited by one of the most diverse Jewish communities in Europe. Then a short drive will take you up the Wawel Hill which is the embodiment of Poland's former monarchical glory.
Wieliczka Salt Mine
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Prepare to be amazed at the devotion and superstition that drove miners to carve figures, monuments and altarpieces into the walls of an 800-year-old salt mine.
As you walk down 360 steps into the salt mine, you get the impression of entering a vast underground city, complete with huge caverns and underground lakes.
Auschwitz-Birkenau
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For yourself where the atrocities of the Nazi's "Final Solution" were carried out with a tour to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
KL Auschwitz - in the years 1940-1945 - the biggest Nazi concentration and death camp in occupied Europe. Situated at a distance of 70 km from Cracow in the town of Oswiecim.
Nowa Huta Tour
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Discover the secrets of the communist paradise.
Can you imagine sharing your bathroom with a fish for a week? Or standing ten hours in a cue to buy a toilet paper? Or simply waiting in front of a closed shop till 1 p.m., with a terrible hangover, before you could buy a beer? We don't think you can...
The Traces of Jewish Culture
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Visit the historical centre for Poland's Jews on a tour of Kazimierz, the district where "Schindler's List" was filmed.
Named after the king who invited Jews to Poland in the 14th century, Kazimierz became the flourishing centre of Jewish religion and culture.
In the Footsteps of John Paul II
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The tour gives you a chance to follow in the footsteps of the man who was to become one of the greatest Popes and human beings in history.
Our tour begins with a visit to Wadowice, "the place where it all began" as the Pope referred to his hometown in 1999 during his visit here. We will see the dearest places to Karol Wojtyla during his childhood and adolescence, including the parish church where he was baptised and the house where he was born.
