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Schindler's Factory Events | Events Organized in 2024
Schindler's Factory is a historical landmark in the city of Krakow. Once a site where the lives of around 1,200 Jews were saved, the factory was turned into a museum open to the public in 2010. You will find many events and activities taking place here throughout the year. Read on to know more about the events being organized by Schindler's Factory before you plan your visit.
Past Schindler's Factory Events
Remember with us 2022 - History. Memory. Sacrifice.
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What is the event?
A 5 kilometer run that takes you through the various historical locations of Krakow in an effort to popularize the history of Krakow.
When is the event taking place?
May 7th, 2022, 11:55 AM.
What are the locations for this event?
Pomorska Street, Eagle Pharmacy, Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory
Where can I locate more details for this event?
You can obtain further information about the event here.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Schindler's Factory Events
Q. What events are currently being organized by Schindler's Factory?
There is one upcoming event that is being organized by Schindler's Factory currently. A 5-kilometer run is taking place on May 7th, 2022.
Q. Are there any upcoming Schindler's Factory events?
A. Yes, "Remember with us", an annual 5 kilometer run that takes you through the various historical locations of Krakow, is taking place on May 7th, 2022..
Q. Where is Schindler’s Factory located in Krakow?
A. Schindler’s Factory is located in Krakow, Poland. Address: Lipowa 4, 30-702 Kraków, Poland
Q. How big is Schindler’s Factory?
A. Schindler’s Factory now houses two historical museums and covers an area of about 40,000 square meters.
Q. What is Schindler’s Factory famous for?
A. Schindler’s Factory is one of the most visited historical attractions in Krakow. It is famous for being the factory where the German industrialist Oskar Schindler saved the lives of over 1,000 Jewish people by employing them in his factory.
