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- Embark on a spirited guided tour of Schindler's Factory and Plaszow concentration camp, to get a glimpse of Polish history into the tumultuous times of WWII.
- Follow your expert English-speaking guide, and get skip-the-line entry into the Oscar Schindler Factory Museum.
- Learn about the entrepreneur who saved the lives of over 1,000 jews during WWII.
- Then, head over to the second-largest Nazi concentration camp in Poland, Plaszow, which was originally intended to be a forced labor camp.
- Pay your respects at the large memorial dedicated to the victims, at the camp area which now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields.
- Visit the camp replica in Liban Quarry a few hundred meters away from Plaszow area which is now a nature reserve, constructed by Stephen Spielberg.
- Important note: Tram tickets (3.4 PLN) are not included.
- Embark on a spirited guided tour of Schindler's Factory and Plaszow concentration camp, to get a glimpse of Polish history into the tumultuous times of WWII.
- Follow your expert English-speaking guide, and get skip-the-line entry into the Oscar Schindler Factory Museum.
- Learn about the entrepreneur who saved the lives of over 1,000 jews during WWII.
- Then, head over to the second-largest Nazi concentration camp in Poland, Plaszow, which was originally intended to be a forced labor camp.
- Pay your respects at the large memorial dedicated to the victims, at the camp area which now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields.
- Visit the camp replica in Liban Quarry a few hundred meters away from Plaszow area which is now a nature reserve, constructed by Stephen Spielberg.
- Important note: Tram tickets (3.4 PLN) are not included.
Inclusions
- An expert English-speaking guide
- Entrance ticket to the Schindler's Factory Museum
Exclusions
- Tram tickets (3.4 PLN)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
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- Tip: If you're looking to avoid the crowds, the best time to visit Schindler's factory is in the shoulder season between April and May, or September to November.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Andreas
Oct 2024Verified booking
All good / straightforward 👍 I would have liked a little more time to see/read more of the exhibits. Overall, very good guides
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May 2024Verified booking
Our guides (Anna and Kate) were wonderful. There was a misunderstanding at the meeting point during the transition from one tour to the other, resulting in a 45 minute delay. However, we were well looked after by the organizer.
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Dawn
May 2022Verified booking
Our tour guide was amazing! She knew so much information and was super helpful and accommodating!
Benjamin
Aug 2021Verified booking
Ein sehr guter Guide, der sowohl in der Fabrik, als auch im KZ sehr viel zu erzählen hatte.
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- Experience a slice of WWII history at Plaszow, a former Nazi concentration camp that was founded in 1940, shortly after the German invasion of Poland.
- Learn all about the place that was originally intended to be a forced labor camp from an expert English-speaking guide.
- On your tour, you will see that the camp now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields, with one large memorial to all the victims, erected in 1964, and several smaller ones.
- Fun fact - the camp and life in it are shown in the movie Schindler's List (1993), which is based on the life of Oskar Schindler.
- You will get to visit the camp replica built by director Steven Spielberg in the Liban Quarry, some hundred meters away, as the Plaszow area is now a nature preserve.
- Experience a slice of WWII history at Plaszow, a former Nazi concentration camp that was founded in 1940, shortly after the German invasion of Poland.
- Learn all about the place that was originally intended to be a forced labor camp from an expert English-speaking guide.
- On your tour, you will see that the camp now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields, with one large memorial to all the victims, erected in 1964, and several smaller ones.
- Fun fact - the camp and life in it are shown in the movie Schindler's List (1993), which is based on the life of Oskar Schindler.
- You will get to visit the camp replica built by director Steven Spielberg in the Liban Quarry, some hundred meters away, as the Plaszow area is now a nature preserve.
Inclusions
- Expert English-speaking guide
Exclusions
- Tram tickets (~4 PLN)
- Infants aged 0-6 can go for free. Children aged 7-17 and students aged 18-26 enjoy reduced ticket pricing (carry a valid photo ID).
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why Visit Plaszow Concentration Camp?
- Historical Significance: Plaszow Concentration Camp is an important historical site, providing a subtle reminder of the Holocaust and the atrocities committed during that time.
- Educational Experience: It offers an opportunity to learn about the Holocaust, the Nazi regime, and the resilience of those who endured unimaginable hardships.
- Memorial and Tribute: Plaszow serves as a memorial to the victims, honoring their lives and reminding us of the human cost of hatred and prejudice.
- Reflective Atmosphere: Plaszow is a powerful call to ensure such atrocities are never repeated, advocating for a more compassionate and tolerant world.
Your Plaszow Concentration Camp Tickets Explained
Entry Ticket
This standalone ticket is an excellent choice for a comprehensive and focused exploration of the Plaszow Concentration Camp. Join a guided tour that takes you through the chilling remnants of the camp, where you'll learn about the harrowing stories of the people who suffered there.
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Combo Tour
Explore the factory where Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist, saved the lives of over a thousand Jewish refugees during World War II with a combo tour ticket. The guided tour will provide in-depth insights into the factory's role in the war and its connection to the Plaszow Concentration Camp.
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Plaszow Concentration Camp Highlights
Memorial Stones
Pay respects to the victims of this dark chapter in humanity by visiting the memorial stones scattered throughout the camp and learning about the tragic history of the execution site, where countless lives were cut short.
Liban Quarry
Explore the haunting Liban Quarry, located 100 meters away from the camp. The quarry was built by Steven Spielberg as a camp replica for his movie Schindler’s List.
Camp Remnants
Explore the remaining structures and ruins of the camp, giving you a visceral connection to the past and a profound understanding of the atrocities that occurred.
Schindler's Factory Museum
Delve into the story of Oskar Schindler, the remarkable man who saved countless lives and whose legacy lives on in the very place where he once operated his factory.
Plan Your Visit to Plaszow Concentration Camp
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- Oskar Schindler's Factory & Plaszow Concentration Camp Guided Tour: 12 PM
- Krakow: River Cruise on Catamaran with Audio Guide & Płaszów Concentration Camp Guided Tour: 8 PM
- Krakow-Plaszow Concentration Camp Tour: 3 PM
Duration: 1.5 - 2 Hours
Best Time to Visit: Early in the morning to avoid crowds.
Address: Henryka Kamieńskiego 97, 30-555 Kraków, Poland
- By Tram: 3, 6, 11, 13, 24, 73, 74
Nearest Stop: Dworcowa tram stop - By Bus: 144, 165, 169, 173, 174, 179, 301, 304, 469, 904
Nearest Stop: Bonarka or Kamieńskiego bus stops - By Train:
Nearest Stop: PKP Railway Station Kraków-Płaszów.
The management of Plaszow Concentration Camp is committed to providing a meaningful experience for all visitors. Here are some accessibility features to be aware of:
- Limited Access: The camp is a historical site, so the terrain might not be completely accessible for individuals with mobility challenges.
- Free Guides for Visitors with Disabilities: Visitors with special needs can avail of a tourist guide service for free, offering resources and information tailored to visitors with disabilities.
- Prosta - Pasta Fresca (3.6 km): Enjoy a satisfying meal at Prosta, a cozy restaurant that offers a variety of freshly made pasta dishes.
- Restauracja Passa Bogdan Kowalski (4 km): Indulge in Polish cuisine at Restauracja Passa Bogdan Kowalski, where you can savor traditional dishes in a comfortable ambiance.
- Krakow Food Market (6.4 km): If you're looking for a variety of food options, this bustling market is a great choice. Sample local delicacies and international flavors while taking in the vibrant atmosphere.
- Quiet Reflection: Maintain a respectful and quiet demeanor while exploring the site. This is a place of remembrance and contemplation.
- Stay on Designated Paths: Follow the marked paths to preserve the integrity of the site.
- No Collecting or Disturbing Artifacts: It is strictly prohibited to collect or disturb any artifacts or remains you may come across. Preserving the camp's historical integrity is essential.
- Leave No Trace: Refrain from leaving behind any litter or items. Help maintain the site's solemnity by keeping it clean and orderly.
- Sensitive Conversations: Engage in discussions and conversations about the camp's history and significance with sensitivity. Be considerate of the emotions and perspectives of those around you.
- Ghetto Heroes Square (3.6 km): Pay your respects at this poignant monument dedicated to the victims of the Krakow Ghetto. It serves as a powerful reminder of the atrocities of the past.
- Schindler's Factory (4.5 km): Immerse yourself in the captivating history of Oskar Schindler and his efforts to save lives during the Holocaust. The museum offers a comprehensive look at this heroic tale.
- Krakow Old Town (5 km): Stroll through the charming streets of the Old Town, where you'll discover architectural wonders, vibrant markets, and a rich cultural heritage.
Frequently Asked Questions About Plaszow Concentration Camp Tickets
How much is a ticket to the Plaszow Concentration Camp?
The starting price for Plaszow Concentration Camp Tour tickets is zł 91.84. This typically includes entry to the camp and an English-speaking guide. Prices may vary based on additional features like combo tours or cruises.
How to book tickets to the Plaszow Concentration Camp?
You can purchase tickets to the Plaszow Concentration Camp online or at the venue. Online purchasing allows you the convenience of booking tickets from the comfort of your home. Additionally, some tickets offer combined access to the Oskar Schindler's Factory or a luxury Vistula river cruise, providing a more comprehensive experience.
Why should I book Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets online?
- Booking tickets online offers numerous advantages for your visit to Plaszow Concentration Camp:
- Guided Tours: Online Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets often include guided tours with knowledgeable guides who provide historical context and insights.
- Combo Tours: Some online ticket options offer combo tours, including visits to multiple attractions, maximizing your experience.
- Various Ticket Options: You can choose from a range of ticket types, such as entry tickets, guided tour tickets, or combo tour tickets, as per your preferences.
- Discounts: You can get special discounts while booking tickets online that can help you save money on your visit.
- Customer Service: You’ll have customer support available 24/7 to address any queries.
What do Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets include?
- Entry to the Plaszow Concentration Camp site and memorial area.
- Access to exhibitions, displays, and information boards that provide historical context.
- Opportunity to explore the grounds, barracks, and preserved structures.]
- Solemn moments of reflection and remembrance in the memorial spaces.
- Audio guides or guided tours, depending on the chosen ticket type.
Are discounts available on Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets?
Yes, children aged between 7 - 17 years and students aged between 18-26 years can avail of reduced pricing on their tickets on the presentation of a valid ID. Children below 7 years enjoy free entry into the camp.
Do Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets allow entry into the Oskar Schindler's Factory?
You will have to opt for specific Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets that provide access to the Oskar Schindler's Factory. A standard Plaszow Concentration Camp entry ticket does not allow you access to the Oskar Schindler's Factory.
What is the cancellation policy for Plaszow Concentration Camp tickets?
You can cancel your tickets 24 hours before the experience and get a full refund.
How long should I spend at Plaszow Concentration Camp?
While the recommended duration of a visit is around 1.5 to 2 hours, you may choose to spend more time to thoroughly absorb the historical significance and pay your respects. Plan for extra time if you intend to participate in guided tours, read detailed exhibits, or reflect quietly in the memorial areas.
Is it worth visiting Plaszow Concentration Camp Tickets?
Visiting Plaszow Concentration Camp is an impactful experience that offers insights into the tragic history of the Holocaust. While it may be emotionally challenging, the site serves as a powerful reminder of the atrocities committed during World War II.