Krakow by Trabant
A Trabant, a classic European car popular in communist bloc countries in the late 1950s and early 1960s, offers a retro way to see the sights of Kraków. When the Berlin Wall came down, many Germans moved west in their Trabants, making the car a symbol of the fall of communism and the failure of East Germany.
On a guided Trabant tour, you’ll visit Kraków’s Nowa Huta district, the city’s former communist enclave where you’ll see communist architecture and hear from your guide stories of life in the area.
You’ll also stop at Kraków’s historic burial mounds which date back to pagan times and provide a great view of the city. The Trabant will then take you to Kazimierz, Kraków’s former Jewish quarter until WWII, which is now a lively neighborhood of pubs and cafés.
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Hilarious!!!! This is one of the best trips we've been on. The guide was excellent, VERY funny - we pretty much laughed non-stop for 2.5 hours. Driving in this iconic car was a bone-rattling experience! Our only regret is that we didn't book the longer tour because we didn't want to it end. It was the highlight of our weekend in Krakow :-)
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One of the highlights of my week in Krakow. A fun and different way to see the city. The guide was personable, professional, easy-going and knew alot about Polish history and the history of Krakow. I highly, highly recommend the tour.
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Terrific tour! With so many Eastern European countries destroying remnants of their communist past, it's great to see a tour that confronts the past head-on...showing both the horror and humor of that era. Highly recommended!
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