11 Activities in Krakow am See, Germany (with Map and Images)

Visit one of the most important Memorials of the Holocaust, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum. Save time at the entrance thanks to the fast-track entry pass and visit the venue with a professional...

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum near Kraków. The UNESCO listed memorial is the worldwide most famous symbol of the Holocaust. Hundreds of thousands of Jews were murdered in the former...

Ready to descent 140 meters underground and explore breathtaking chambers with statues made of salt? Start your half-day tour at your hotel in Krakow, where your friendly English-speaking driver...

Enjoy this half-day tour to the Wieliczka Salt Mine. A professional, English-speaking driver will pick you up at the meeting point in Kraków and drive you straight to the site, where a local guide...

Discover Kraków in an eco-friendly electric car, exploring the city's 3 most historical districts together with a professional, English-speaking driver-guide.Along the way, you'll be able to see...

See the horrors of Auschwitz-Birkenau and attend the fully guided tour at Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II Birkenau. During your tour, you will travel between two camps in a comfortable shuttle bus.It...

Cruise around Krakow at night on the Vistula River. Sip from a complimentary drink as you admire the marvelous city lights. Sail on the Vistula River and enjoy an evening on the waters of the...

The grim Auschwitz Birkenau will forever be remembered as a place of death for millions of innocent people, including women, children, and men. A visit to this place will help you understand the...

Leave Kraków for a day to visit the historic monuments Auschwitz and Birkenau. Auschwitz was one of the largest concentration camps built by the Nazis during the Second World War. The remains of...

Over a million people lost their lives in Nazi camps that operated during World War II. Today, the complex converted into a museum has visitors from all over the world paying their respects to the...

For centuries, the Wawel Royal Castle was the seat of Polish kings and is one of the most important symbols of the Polish monarchy. It is now one of the country's finest art museums, open to the...