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Get a full refund on canceling the ticket up to 24 hours before the tour for most of your Schindler's Factory Tickets.
There is a permanent exhibition and a temporary exhibition held at Oskar Schindler’s Factory. In the permanent exhibition, 'Krakow - during the occupation 1939-1945', tells the history of Krakow and its Polish and Jewish residents during World War II, using everyday objects, newspapers, personal documents, and other artifacts. The temporary exhibition, 'Partings - searches. The wartime fate of Krakow citizens' tells wartime stories from the perspective of the inhabitants of Krakow.
Read MoreThe Schindler’s Factory organizes educational tours and activities for children of different ages to help them better understand the history of Krakow and its capture during World War II. In these classes, students are taken through the exhibitions to see the period artifacts, photos, and documents for a better understanding of Krakow’s history. You can also join the online remote classes to learn about life in Krakow during the WWII years of 1939-1945 and how Oskar Schindler made a real impact in history.
Schindler’s Factory holds regular events, including curated tours of their existing exhibitions, in a bid to provide visitors with a deeper understanding, not only about the war, but also the senselessness of it. Some events tend to be more light-hearted. One such event focuses on a part of the core exhibition that is devoted to the history of clothing and fashion in the 1930s, aiming to illustrate the changing fashion, which is in turn reflective of social and economic changes.
Read MoreA renowned historical attraction in Krakow, Schindler's Factory sees huge crowds every day. Pre-book your Schindler's Factory tickets to make sure that tickets don’t run out as the museum allows a limited number of guests at any point. Pre-booking your tickets online is safe as it encourages contactless transactions, but it also saves you from the hassle of standing in long queues among throngs of people.
Note: Schindler's Factory tickets need to be booked at least 4 days prior to your intended day of visit.
About Schindler's FactoryClosed: Schindler’s Factory, Krakow is closed on the first Tuesday of every month.
Duration: It takes around 1.5-2 hours to enjoy a tour of the Oskar Schindler’s Factory.
Address: Lipowa 4, 30-702 Kraków, Poland
By tram:
Take tram numbers 19, 3, 24, or 9. The closest stop is Plac Getta, about a 10-minute walk away. Lines 6, 13, or 23 to Limanowskiego or lines 11 and 20 to Zalblocie will also get you to Schindler's Factory.
By train:
Take train lines REG & SR. The closest station is Kraków Zabłocie, a 5-min walk to the factory.
Your Schindler's Factory tickets come with skip-the-line feature, allowing you to bypass the long waiting lines. You should also consider visiting during the early hours, when the crowds are lesser.
Yes, your skip-the-line Schindler's Factory ticket comes with guided tours. A guided tour is the most efficient way of visiting the factory as you get to know all the historical details about the famous factory with the help of an expert guide.
Your skip-the-line Schindler's Factory tickets give you access to guided tour of the factory as well.
Toilet: Restrooms are located inside the museum. There is a toilet for disabled visitors located on the ground floor of the museum adjacent to the cash desk.
Lift: Visitors can use the elevator that also includes braille buttons for people with disability.
Store: Visitors can buy books, games, and other gifts from the museum online or offline store.
Emalia Zabłocie: a 3-minute walk from Schindler's Factory, this industrial style restaurant that serves global cuisines.
ORZO Kraków: a 2-minute walk from Schindler's Factory, this restaurant serves Polish and European cuisines.
Restauracja Paleo: 1-minute walk from Schindler's Factory, this is a gluten-free restaurant.
Budget Hotels: Krakow B&B - Bed&Breakfast, Restauracja Delecta
Mid-Range Hotels: Metropolitan Boutique Hotel, Qubus Hotel Kraków
Luxury Hotels: Queen Boutique Hotel, PURO Kraków Kazimierz
A. Yes, Schindler’s Factory tickets are available online.
A. Depending on the type of ticket/tour selected, the price of Schindler’s Factory tickets ranges between €2.07 and €73.
A. Yes, it is safe to go for Oskar Schindler’s Factory tours post COVID-19 as the venue has put proper sanitary guidelines in place to ensure the safety of visitors and staff members.
A. The best way to buy Schindler’s Factory tickets is online. You can book skip the line tickets and guided tour tickets for a convenient and hassle-free experience at the attraction.
A. Children aged 5-17 and students aged 18-26 years can get a discount on a few of the Schindler’s Factory tickets.
A. Visitors can get a full refund on canceling the tickets for the Schindler’s Factory tickets 24 hours before the tour.
A. No, you cannot buy Oskar Schindler’s Factory tickets on the day of the visit. According to the guidelines, the tickets for the Schindler’s Factory tours must be made 4 days in advance.
A. No, you can show your Schindler’s Factory tickets on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID.
A. A tour to Schindler’s Factory Krakow lasts between 1.5 – 2 hours.
A. Yes, guided tours of Oskar Schindler’s Factory are available. This is a great option for those who wish to learn more about the history of the factory and of Krakow during the Holocaust.
A. If you wish to avoid the crowd, then go for the Schindler’s Factory tour on a weekday during the morning.