Highlights
- Tour Krakow and discover the reasons for its survival in the war
- Learn about the daily life of Poles under Nazi and Soviet occupation
- Tour the city viewing the most important buildings in the occupation
Description
How did Krakow suffer the Second World War? How did the Nazi occupation develop and how did it affect the city's inhabitants?
All these questions and many more will be addressed on a tour that delves into the life of the city during World War II.
Krakow, like most Polish cities, suffered dramatically during the conflict. However, for a series of historical reasons, the city structure received some protection, as it was a bastion and headquarters of the Nazi general government. But although the physical structure of Krakow was not as damaged during the war as that of other cities, especially Warsaw, the same cannot be said for its culture and its people.
We will delve into the context prior to the war to explain the reasons that led Poland to enter it and the importance that the resistance had in the war context.
We will tour the main buildings that were part of the structure of the Nazi occupation and we will offer all the necessary historical information so that you have a complete and global vision of an event that marked the history of the city and that changed the world order.
Includes
Graduate guide in Geography and History
Excludes
Tips
Food
Drinks
Important Information
- The guided use Grey Umbrella
Don't forget to arrive 15 minutes before the start of the tour
Meeting point is in front of Mariacki church
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
