- See the power of steel production: Nowa Huta Steelworks is the heart of steelmaking in Kraków. The massive furnaces and other industrial buildings throughout the site give a glimpse into the city’s Soviet-era history, making it a completely unique experience.
- Explore the city’s socialist architecture: Built as a model socialist realist city, Nowa Huta has many architectural gems, such as towering chimneys, imposing administrative buildings, grand avenues, and the impressive Central Square.
- Delve into the district’s Cold War legacy: The Cold War’s impact on Poland can be experienced in every corner of Nowa Huta. Discover the remains of Cold War-era bomb shelters, labyrinthine tunnels, and abandoned military equipment.
- Experience the working-class community’s transformation: Dive into the daily lives of Nowa Huta’s residents and learn about the industrial city’s evolution through time.
- More than just an industrial city: The steelworks represent the soul of Nowa Huta and its surrounding areas, but the city has evolved with time. Discover its spacious streets, hidden parks, green spaces, and vibrant street art.