
Tickets can be bought online three or more days in advance, which, if you're some kind of super-planner, is a smart move because visitor numbers are controlled and you could be disappointed if the museum is too busy. In fact, groups over 15 people are obliged book in advance. To get to the museum take a tram to Pl. Bohaterów Getta and it's a 5-10 minute walk down ul. Kącik, under the train overpass, onto ul. Lipowa and you're there.
Average visiting time: 2.5hrs.
Comments
Hamza Lahloumi Buffalo
Excellent musuem !!! Must see
Agata
Fantastic, interactive museum brought to life by the movie about Schindler''s list. This is probably the best museum I have visited in Kraków
Elena
From the website. :) Admission to the permanent exhibition is free on Mondays, however due to security issues the number of tickets is limited.
leanne
London
The exhibition has been put together wonderfully well and offers a stark insight into the occupation of Krakow. It's easily possible to spend an entire day here if you want to really see everything indepth, but please allow yourself at least 2-3 hrs. Worth noting that you can purchase a ' memory trail' ticket for 23 zloty which allows you access to Schindlers Factory, The Eagle Pharmacy in the Ghetto and also the Gestapo Holding Cells at Dom Slaski on Ulica Pomorska. The ticket is valid for 7 days, so is a great option.
Karin
Maryland, USA
This is an excellent museum, although it is of course horribly grim. In the United States too many Americans see the Nazi occupation as something that happened to Polish Jews and not to Polish Catholics as well. This museum depicts the whole vibrant city as a victim of the Nazis, albeit far worse for the Jews. And while it does provide very interesting information about Schlinder, it's content is far broader and includes many other acts of bravery, both large and small. An unexpected highlight of my trip to Poland. Cheers to the curators for the deep archival research that went into creating this experience.
Catherine
just back from a short break in krakow and while i was there i visited the schlinder factory it was absolutely amazing so much information and the atmosphere that was created through music and sound made it more realistic fantastic tour.
tracy
I think Oskar Schindler is a really kind man who cares about himself and other people.
Ivan Ash
My wife and I visited the museum in September 2011. We previously had visited the Holocaust exhibit in the War Museum in London and earlier in September several in the Baltic states. The Schindler Museum was one of the most moving poignant experiences on our trip. We later visited Auschwitz-Birkenau a similar experience but the Schindler Museum was the peak of our trip.