Visite guidée du musée de l'usine Schindler à Cracovie

This museum is not only about Schindler but also life in Krakow during WW2. We met the guide outside the museum and he collected our tickets. There was only 4 of us in the group and the tour was excellent. Michael the tour guide was very knowledge and passionate about the information he was sharing. The museum is very well themed throughout. I would highly recommend visiting this museum when in Krakow.

Schindler’s Factory Museum is one of the best, most powerful museums I’ve ever seen Best to have a knowledgeable guide who can help contextualize the massive amount of information.

Superb tour, in depth history of the German occupation between 1939-1945 and the effect it had on life and education in Poland. It also covers Oscar Schindler's own 'war' which he won, saving more than 1300 Jews from extermination camps and hard labour by employing them in his enamel factory. First class exhibits and it was good to have a tour guide, but I felt it would have been easier to do this tour on your own, as we seemed to miss parts and be a bit rushed. That said, it was an excellent tour.

Not quite what I expected but good.

Interesting tour but very loud and so crowded it was hard to move.

Very informative. Would have been better doing it on our own though, as the guide talked very quickly and we didn't get much time to read the picture explanations.

Very well organised. Great experience.

Tour was really good but very busy. The guide was very good but it was quite difficult to hear what she was saying at times due to the background music that was being played . I think the museum need to think about investing in some headphones.

You definitely want to take a guided tour of this museum as it is so much more than just about Oskar Schindler. It’s more of an immersive experience about living in the time of the Nazi invasion if you were persecuted. Truly makes you appreciate what the Jews tragically endured.

The expectation was that this was the original factory, but alas it was just a reconstruction. Interesting history though