Because of the coronavirus, the Polish government introduced nationwide special precautionary measures. From Friday the 13th until at least April 26 all institutions, cultural venues like cinemas, museums and theatres, across all of Poland. So all Kraków's tourist attractions and cultural institutions will be closed until at least April 26. Read more about coronavirus in Krakow
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Auschwitz is located 70 km from Krakow city Center. Depending on transport, the drive takes around:1 hour 10 min by private car 1,5 hours by public bus 2 hours by train...
Yes, the Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau former german nazi concentration and extermination camp is open seven days a week, from 7:30 AM. Closing hours depend on particular months:December – 2:00 PM January, November – 3:00 PM February – 4:00 ...
Location of the most important museum of Holocaust in the world remains still unknown for many peop...
There are two international airports located within several dozen km of Auschwitz – Krakow-Balice...
Yes, the entrance to the Museum is free of charge and you can visit Auschwitz on your own. It does ...
Two prominent cities in Southern Poland – Krakow and Katowice are the nearest ones around Auschwi...
One of the most significant city in Poland – Krakow, is located around 70 km from Auschwitz and y...
Yes, you can visit Auschwitz as an individual visitor and walk by your own as the sites in Auschwit...
Private and Group Auschwitz Tour lasts for approximately 6,5 hours. The drive takes around 1 h 10 m...
Yes, there are several bus companies that shuttle between Krakow and Auschwitz. The ride takes about...