Visit a very important museum dedicated to the war and walk the streets where the ghetto in Krakow existed, and then drive to Wieliczka to enjoy the natural beauty hidden deep underground

The Oskar Schindler's Museum is very popular among tourists. First of all because the tragic events that took place in Krakow during the Second World War are shown in Stephen Spielberg's oscar-winning film "Schindler's List". The museum's atypical and modern exhibition will leave no one indifferent. Learn the story of a German entrepreneur who led many Jews through the war. The streets of Podgorze still keep evidence of those terrible events. You will see a part of the undestroyed wall around the ghetto, houses where thousands of displaced Jews used to live, the pharmacy "Under the Eagle", a monument with 68 chairs in the Heroes' Square in the ghetto.

Wieliczka Salt Mine
A field trip.
Wieliczka - a small town 10 km from Krakow, where one of the largest ancient salt mines in Europe (700 years). The depth of the mine is 340 metres, the total length of corridors and tunnels is over 245 kilometres.
The tourist route is more than 3 km long and includes more than 20 halls, including the largest and unique St. Kinga's Church - the patroness of miners. The underground church is richly decorated with chandeliers, carvings and sculptures of saints carved out of salt. There is a special curative microclimate in the mine and at a depth of 135 m there is a sanatorium.
The Salt Mine in Wieliczka is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The excursion is conducted by a licensed museum guide. There is only a driver escort on the way. 

Meeting point: in front of the entrance to the Schindler's Factory Museum (ul. Lipowa 4) (click to go to the Google maps)
The guide with the "excursions.city" sign.
Duration: 7 hours