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The museum houses a recreation of Oskar Schindler’s office, which offers insights into his life and the workings of his factory. Don’t miss his original desk and furniture, photographs, accessories, maps, and personal effects.
Oskar Schindler’s Factory Tickets & Tours
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- Meet your expert guide and get started on a journey back to Kraków under Nazi occupation.
- Benefit from skip-the-line entry into the factory, allowing you to head right in without waiting around in line.
- Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory repaints the wartime events that happened in the city.
- Marvel at the heroic life of Oskar Schindler, and how he saved the lives of many Jewish laborers.
- Drop by the photographer’s shop, board a tram and walk through the crowded streets of a Jewish ghetto.
- See where the events depicted in Steven Speilberg's film "Schindler's List" occurred in the now-famous Schindler's factory.
- Meet your expert guide and get started on a journey back to Kraków under Nazi occupation.
- Benefit from skip-the-line entry into the factory, allowing you to head right in without waiting around in line.
- Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory repaints the wartime events that happened in the city.
- Marvel at the heroic life of Oskar Schindler, and how he saved the lives of many Jewish laborers.
- Drop by the photographer’s shop, board a tram and walk through the crowded streets of a Jewish ghetto.
- See where the events depicted in Steven Speilberg's film "Schindler's List" occurred in the now-famous Schindler's factory.
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line entry into Oskar Schindler’s Factory
- Expert English, Spanish, or German-speaking guide (optional)
- English Private Guided Tour (optional)
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- This experience is wheelchair accessible.
- Please note that the maximum number of people per booking is 25.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Once the center of Jewish life in Krakow for over 500 years, Kazimierz was systematically destroyed during WWII.
- The area fell into despair and was only rebounded after Steven Spielberg depicted it through his film, 'Schindler's List.'
- As you explore Kazimierz, you'll find traces of its Jewish history still preserved in the form of the many synagogues and Jewish cemeteries.
- Today, it is an area that is brimming with Krakow's bohemian character - with bars and cafes, antique shops, and art galleries.
-Visit the Schindler's Factory Museum, where you can discover fascinating facts about WWII and learn about what life was like in the war. - You'll also get to learn more about Oskar Schindler, the man who saved the lives of 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust.
- Once the center of Jewish life in Krakow for over 500 years, Kazimierz was systematically destroyed during WWII.
- The area fell into despair and was only rebounded after Steven Spielberg depicted it through his film, 'Schindler's List.'
- As you explore Kazimierz, you'll find traces of its Jewish history still preserved in the form of the many synagogues and Jewish cemeteries.
- Today, it is an area that is brimming with Krakow's bohemian character - with bars and cafes, antique shops, and art galleries.
-Visit the Schindler's Factory Museum, where you can discover fascinating facts about WWII and learn about what life was like in the war. - You'll also get to learn more about Oskar Schindler, the man who saved the lives of 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust.
Inclusions
- Expert guide (English, German, French, or Spanish-speaking)
- Entrance ticket to the museum (Schindler's Factory)
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- Entrance ticket to the one of Synagogue and the cemetery - 10 PLN per person (optional)
Old Synagogue | Remuh Synagogue | Kupa Synagogue | Plac Nowy | Tempel Synagogue | Corpus Christi Church | Father Bernatek Footbridge | Ghetto Heroes Square | Schindler’s Factory
- Tip: Don't miss out on entering the Hall of Choices in Schindler's Factory. See a sculptural installation depicting the various emotions and attitudes experienced by the people during the war, acting as a culmination of the entire exhibition.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stroller Accessibility.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Combos
Skip-the-Line Combo: Wieliczka Salt Mine + Schindler's Factory
from zł238.99
zł219.87
8% off
- Explore two of Poland’s attractions with the help of these pocket-friendly tickets during this guided tour!
- Visit the world's oldest salt mine, Wieliczka Salt Mine, acclaimed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- From an expert guide, learn about ancient mining tools, salt extraction methods, and transportation (available in various languages).
- Explore saline lakes and beautiful salt statues beneath 135 meters.
- Start your journey back to Krakow under Nazi occupation with your expert guide.
- Enter without waiting in line by taking the skip-the-line entrance into the factory! Know more about Oskar Schindler’s life from the Enamel Factory, recreating the city's WWII events.
- Visit the photographer's shop, take the tram, and walk through the crowded streets of a Jewish ghetto.
- See where the events depicted in Steven Spielberg's film "Schindler's List" occurred in the now-famous Schindler's factory.
- Explore two of Poland’s attractions with the help of these pocket-friendly tickets during this guided tour!
- Visit the world's oldest salt mine, Wieliczka Salt Mine, acclaimed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- From an expert guide, learn about ancient mining tools, salt extraction methods, and transportation (available in various languages).
- Explore saline lakes and beautiful salt statues beneath 135 meters.
- Start your journey back to Krakow under Nazi occupation with your expert guide.
- Enter without waiting in line by taking the skip-the-line entrance into the factory! Know more about Oskar Schindler’s life from the Enamel Factory, recreating the city's WWII events.
- Visit the photographer's shop, take the tram, and walk through the crowded streets of a Jewish ghetto.
- See where the events depicted in Steven Spielberg's film "Schindler's List" occurred in the now-famous Schindler's factory.
Inclusions
Weilickza Salt Mine
- Skip-the-line entry to Wieliczka Salt Mine
- Expert guide (available in multiple languages)
- Access to Tourist Route
Schindler’s Factory
- Skip-the-line entry into Oskar Schindler’s Factory
- Small tour group
Weilickza Salt Mine
- Tip: As the temperature underground reaches 17–18°C, the best way to dress is in layers.
- The route includes around 800 stairs, 380 of which are at the start. So, make sure you are wearing comfortable shoes.
- The excursion is not wheelchair accessible. Some of the underground workings of the Tourist Route are adapted for people with limited mobility.
- In exceptional cases, some of the chambers of the Tourist Route might be excluded from the excursion.
- Service animals/guide dogs are allowed.
Schindler’s Factory
- Tip: Take note of the preserved machinery, tools, and materials to get a sense of the working conditions during that time.
- This experience is wheelchair accessible.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Find yourself going back in time as you explore Schindler’s Factory-which was a forced labour camp.
- Learn about the lives lived by the Jews, forced to work in the Factory even in extreme conditions.
- Wander the streets of Podgórze, where the Jewish ghetto was, where more than 15,000 Jews were forced to live.
- Witness the exhibition-Krakow - Occupation 1939-1945- which revolves around the lives of the Polish and Jewish inhabitants of Krakow during WWII.
- The exhibition is in the administrative building of Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory.
- Find yourself going back in time as you explore Schindler’s Factory-which was a forced labour camp.
- Learn about the lives lived by the Jews, forced to work in the Factory even in extreme conditions.
- Wander the streets of Podgórze, where the Jewish ghetto was, where more than 15,000 Jews were forced to live.
- Witness the exhibition-Krakow - Occupation 1939-1945- which revolves around the lives of the Polish and Jewish inhabitants of Krakow during WWII.
- The exhibition is in the administrative building of Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory.
Inclusions
- Professional tour guide
- A ticket to the museum Schindler's Factory
- This ticket has the following options that you can choose from:
- English-Guided Tour
- Spanish-Guided Tour
- German-Guided Tour
- French-Guided Tour
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Apart from being the coolest neighborhood in Krakow, Kazimierz is also one of its oldest districts.
- Explore this beautiful area in an eco-friendly and fun way - via an electric golf cart!
- Fall in love with Kazimierz's beautiful streets, its colorful shops, indie galleries, and vintage stores.
- See over 20 historic monuments, like the Orthodox Jewish Old Synagogue and the 17th-century Kupa Synagogue.
- All through your journey, discover fascinating stories and tidbits about the sites around you, thanks to your audio guide.
- Then, your golf cart driver will drop you off at the Schindler's Factory Museum.
- Here, an expert local guide will accompany you as you set out exploring.
- Learn about Oskar Schindler, the man who saved several Jews by employing them in his enamel factory.
- Get an understanding of how Krakow was during WWII, how Nazi propaganda spread, how Jews were forced to live in a ghetto, and how the Polish citizens suffered the monstrosities of the war.
- Apart from being the coolest neighborhood in Krakow, Kazimierz is also one of its oldest districts.
- Explore this beautiful area in an eco-friendly and fun way - via an electric golf cart!
- Fall in love with Kazimierz's beautiful streets, its colorful shops, indie galleries, and vintage stores.
- See over 20 historic monuments, like the Orthodox Jewish Old Synagogue and the 17th-century Kupa Synagogue.
- All through your journey, discover fascinating stories and tidbits about the sites around you, thanks to your audio guide.
- Then, your golf cart driver will drop you off at the Schindler's Factory Museum.
- Here, an expert local guide will accompany you as you set out exploring.
- Learn about Oskar Schindler, the man who saved several Jews by employing them in his enamel factory.
- Get an understanding of how Krakow was during WWII, how Nazi propaganda spread, how Jews were forced to live in a ghetto, and how the Polish citizens suffered the monstrosities of the war.
Inclusions
- Transportation by golf car (through the Kazimierz district)
- Audio guide (in a golf cart)
- Live guide (at the museum)
- Entrance ticket to the Schindler's Factory Museum
- Infants aged 6 and under can go for free. Children aged 7-17, as well as 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.
Top things to do in Krakow
Which Schindler’s Factory ticket is best for you?
If you are short on time
Go for: Skip-the-line tickets
Guide: Optional expert English, Spanish, or German-speaking guide
- Book Schindler's Factory skip-the-line tickets and gain direct access to the museum without having to stand in long ticket queues.
- Consider upgrading your ticket to include the optional guided tour. You will get a comprehensive and insightful tour of the factory without missing out on any of the exhibits.
Recommended ticket:
- Skip-the-Line Ticket to Oskar Schindler’s Factory with Optional Guided Tour
If you want to explore in depth
Go for: Guided tours
Guide: Expert English, Spanish, French, or German-speaking guide
- Take an in-depth journey into Krakow’s past with guided tours of Schindler's Factory, the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, and the Former Jewish Ghetto.
- On Schindler’s Factory tours, an expert guide will share interesting historical facts and insights into the wartime life of Jews in Krakow between 1939 and 1945.
Recommended ticket:
- Guided Tour of Jewish Quarter Kazimierz & Schindler's Factory
- Schindler's Factory and Former Ghetto Guided Tour
If you want to explore beyond
Go for: Combo tickets
Guide: Expert English, French, or German-speaking guide
- Extend your exploration of Krakow beyond Schindler’s Factory and visit other important historical sites like the Wieliczka Salt Mine with budget-friendly combo tickets.
- These tickets include guided tours of both attractions, where an expert guide will accompany you and share interesting details and insights about the historical significance of each site.
Recommended ticket:
- Skip-the-Line Combo for Wieliczka Salt Mine & Schindler's Factory
What to see on your Schindler’s Factory tour
Permanent exhibit
The Schindler’s Factory museum hosts a permanent exhibit, “Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945”, which tells the history of Krakow and its Polish and Jewish residents during World War II. Contemporary newspapers, personal documents, photographs, video footage, and other artifacts describe everyday life under occupation from the perspective of Krakow’s citizens. These exhibits are displayed across 45 rooms spread over 3 floors.
The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions relating to the wartime years and the experiences of Krakow’s Polish and Jewish inhabitants.
Schindler's Museum exhibitions
Educational activities
Schindler’s Factory organizes educational tours and activities for children of different ages to help them better understand the history of Krakow during World War II. Students learn about what daily life was life under the brutal Nazi occupation of 1939-1945 from the artifacts, photographs, personal testimonies, documents, and interactive exhibits. They also understand the significance of Oskar Schindler’s actions in saving the lives of the 1,200 Jews employed in his enamelware factory.
The museum also organizes online talks about the wartime history of Krakow and the impact of Oskar Schindler’s heroic actions.
Oskar Schindler Biography
Events
Schindler’s Factory holds regular events, including curated tours of their existing exhibitions, in a bid to provide visitors with a deeper understanding, not only about the war, but also the senselessness of it. Some events tend to be more light-hearted. One such event focuses on a part of the core exhibition that is devoted to the history of clothing and fashion in the 1930s, aiming to illustrate the changing fashion, which is in turn reflective of social and economic changes.
Schindler's Factory EventsNotable exhibits & installations at Schindler’s Factory
Oskar Schindler’s office
Plan your visit to Schindler’s Factory
Opening hours
Getting there
Skip the line
Accessibility
Facilities
Visitor tips
Dining
Stay
Nearby
Timings:
- Monday: 10am to 2pm
- Tuesday – Thursday: 9am to 7pm
- Friday – Sunday: 9am to 8pm
Last entry: 90 minutes before closing time.
Closed on: Schindler’s Factory is closed on the first Tuesday of every month.
Duration of visit: It takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours to complete a tour of Schindler’s Factory.
Schindler’s Factory opening hours
Address: Lipowa 4, 30-702 Kraków, Poland | Find on Map
How to reach Schindler's Factory:
- By tram:
Line: 1, 3, 5, 17, 19, 24, 69
Nearest stop: Plac Bohaterów Getta
Line: 9, 11, 13, 20, 72
Nearest stop: Limanowskiego
Line: 3, 9, 11, 20, 49, 50, 72
Nearest stop: Zabłocie - By train: REG line
Nearest stop: Kraków Zabłocie transit terminal - By bus: 669
Nearest stop: Plac Bohaterów Getta
How do I skip the lines at Schindler's Factory?
Your Schindler's Factory tickets come with skip-the-line access, allowing you to bypass the long waiting lines. You should also consider visiting during the early hours, when the crowds are lesser.
Does my skip-the-line Schindler's Factory ticket include guided tours?
Yes, skip-the-line tickets come with Schindler’s Factory tours. A guided tour is the most efficient way of exploring the museum as you get to know all the historical details about the famous factory with the help of an expert guide.
What can I access with my skip-the-line Schindler's Factory tickets?
Your skip-the-line tickets give you access to guided Schindler’s Factory tours as well.
- Schindler's Factory is wheelchair accessible.
- The factory is also pram/stroller accessible.
- There are elevators in Schindler's Museum for easy accessibility to all the floors.
- Visitors can use the elevators that also include braille buttons for people with disability.
Restrooms: Restrooms are located inside the museum. There is also a restroom for disabled visitors located on the ground floor of the museum adjacent to the cash desk.
Elevator: Visitors can use the elevator that also includes braille buttons for people with disability.
Shop: Visitors can buy books, games, and other gifts from the museum online or offline store.
- It is forbidden to bring any kind of weapons, explosives, or dangerous materials inside the museum.
- Visitors need to keep their umbrellas, backpacks, or large luggage that have a capacity greater than 30 liters at home/hotel.
- Only people with disabilities are allowed to bring assistance dogs to the museum.
- Once you leave the exhibition area after completing the Schindler’s Factory tour, you cannot re-enter.
- Inside the museum, visitors cannot eat, drink, smoke, vape, or make phone calls.
- Do not enter the museum intoxicated or under the influence of drugs as you will be escorted out of the area.
- Parents must take care of their children as they will be responsible for any damage caused by the kids.
- Filming and flash photography are not allowed inside the museum.
Emalia Zabłocie: A 3-minute walk from Schindler's Factory, this industrial-style restaurant serves global cuisines.
ORZO Kraków: A 2-minute walk from Schindler's Factory, this restaurant serves Polish and European cuisines.
Restauracja Paleo: 1-minute walk from Schindler's Factory, this is a gluten-free restaurant.
Budget Hotels: Krakow B&B - Bed&Breakfast, Restauracja Delecta
Mid-Range Hotels: Metropolitan Boutique Hotel, Qubus Hotel Kraków
Luxury Hotels: Queen Boutique Hotel, PURO Kraków Kazimierz
- Oskar Schindler's villa: Located around the corner from Schindler’s Factory, the villa of Oskar Schindler is where he lived between 1939 and 1944.
- Wieliczka Salt Mine: Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the world's oldest continually operating mines. It has been excavated since the 13th century. It's now an official Polish Historic Monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Wavel Castle: Wawel Royal Castle once served as Poland's political and cultural center throughout the 16th century and is a powerful emblem of national identity. It is currently a museum with five different sections.
Beyond Schindler’s Factory
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Descend into the subterranean world of Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Marvel at intricate salt carvings, vast chambers, and underground lakes showcasing centuries of mining history.
Kazimierz
Explore Kazimierz, the historic Jewish quarter of Krakow. Wander through cobblestone streets lined with synagogues, visit vibrant markets, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of this district.
Former Jewish Ghetto
Delve into the haunting history of the former Jewish ghetto, where poignant memorials and remnants of the past stand as witnesses to the struggles and resilience of a community.
Frequently asked questions about Schindler’s Factory tickets
What is Schindler’s Factory?
Schindler’s Factory was an enamelware factory in Krakow, Poland, owned by German industrialist Oskar Schindler in the 1940s. Today, it is a museum that commemorates Schindler’s bravery in saving the lives of 1,200 Jewish employees during World War II. It also showcases artefacts and depicts life in wartime Krakow.
What are the Schindler’s Factory opening hours?
Schindler’s Factory is open from 10am to 2pm on Mondays, from 9am to 7pm from Tuesday to Thursday, and from 9am to 8pm from Friday to Sunday.
Where is Schindler’s Factory located?
Schindler’s Factory is located in Krakow, Poland. The official address is Lipowa 4, 30-702 Kraków, Poland.
Are skip-the-line tickets available for Schindler’s Factory?
Yes, you can book skip-the-line tickets to Schindler’s Factory. You can also enjoy priority access with combo tickets, such as the Skip-the-Line Combo: Wieliczka Salt Mine + Schindler's Factory.
How long do Schindler’s Factory tours last?
It takes about 3 hours to complete a Schindler’s Factory tour.
What is the best time to go on a Schindler’s Factory tour?
If you wish to avoid crowds, the best time to visit Schindler’s Factory is on weekdays during the morning.
What are some of the must-see exhibits on Schindler’s Factory tours?
Schindler’s Factory houses many artefacts from wartime Krakow, which give visitors a glimpse of the stark reality of life under Nazi occupation. Among these are Oskar Schindler’s desk, a 1939 railway station waiting room, a vintage tram, and several photographs, personal testimonies, and archived video footage from the 1940s.
Is Schindler’s Factory accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes, Schindler’s Factory is wheelchair accessible. People with mobility issues and wheelchair users can use elevators to access the different floors. The elevators are also equipped with braille buttons for users who are blind or have visual impairments. The museum is also accessible for prams and strollers.
Is photography allowed inside Schindler’s Factory?
Yes, visitors can take photographs inside Schindler’s Factory. However, flash photography and video filming are not permitted.
