Krakow · PLASZOW CAMP TOURS
The camp site is open ground on a hillside in the south of the city with almost nothing standing, which makes a guide the difference between a field and a place. These 12 walks are priced, timed, and clear about how much of the route is uphill.
Spend two hours at Krakow-Plaszow with a licensed guide such as Anna, Barbara, Phil, or Krzysztof. Visit camp memorials, the quarry, former work areas, and the nearby Liban Quarry replica used for Schindler’s List. Outdoor conditions matter, and tram fare is extra.
Spend five hours tracing occupied Krakow with a local guide, visiting Schindler’s Factory Museum, the ghetto wall, Ghetto Heroes Square, and Plaszow Camp. Guides such as Dominika and Matthew are praised for clear explanations. Expect substantial walking, hills, mud, and a tram ride between sites.
Walk from Ghetto Heroes Square to the former Płaszów concentration camp with an English-speaking guide. You’ll learn how Kraków changed during the Holocaust, see a fragment of the ghetto wall, and hear the site explained in clear historical context. Guide Olga has been praised for her care and preparation.
Meet your English-speaking guide at Apteka Pod Orlem for a two-hour walk through former Plaszow camp. You’ll see memorials, ruins, the quarry work site, and a film set replica linked to Schindler’s List. Guide Olga has also helped visitors find the right bus back to Old Town.
Meet at Apteka pod Orłem and follow an English-speaking guide from Ghetto Heroes Square to Plaszow. You’ll see cemetery traces, the Grey House, memorials, and film locations tied to Schindler’s List. Guides including Bartholomew, Barbara, and Phil have led this two-hour walk.
Walk through Plaszow Concentration Camp with an English-speaking guide, visiting the Grey House, cemetery traces, memorials, roll-call square, and Schindler’s List locations. The two-hour route uses a tram ticket, moves at a reflective pace, and is wheelchair accessible.
Spend five hours tracing Krakow under Nazi occupation, from Schindler’s Enamel Factory to Ghetto Heroes Square and Plaszow Camp. A guide handles the context and route, while you receive museum entry and a small-group format. Bring comfortable shoes and 4 PLN for the tram.
Walk through Plaszow concentration camp with a native Spanish-speaking guide, often led by David, for about four hours. See the Grey House, SS headquarters, Jewish cemetery ruins, forced-labor quarry, execution sites, memorials, and filming locations from Schindler’s List.
Sail the Vistula past Wawel, Skałka, Bielany, and Krakow’s bridges, then take a tram and walk through Ghetto Heroes Square to former Plaszow Camp. An English-speaking guide explains the Grey House, cemeteries, mass graves, and Monument of Torn-Out Hearts. Expect uneven ground and substantial walking.
Spend five hours with an English-speaking guide exploring Schindler’s Factory, the former Jewish ghetto, and Kraków-Płaszów camp. Paulina is one guide praised for clear, friendly explanations. Admission to the museum is included, but bring comfortable shoes and about 4 PLN for the tram.
Spend five hours with an English-speaking guide at Schindler’s Enamel Factory and Plaszow Concentration Camp. You’ll see Krakow’s wartime story through the museum’s modern exhibits, camp memorials, and surviving traces. Guide Filip is praised for clear stories, wit, and personal attention.
Join Dutch guide Wesley, or another professional local Dutch guide, for a four-hour Krakow walk from Kazimierz and Płaszów to Schindler’s Factory. See Amon Goeth’s villa, camp memorials, film props, the ghetto wall, Plac Bohaterów Getta, and famous movie locations.
Pick a district, a memorial or a mountain.
