Discover Krakow’s Jewish Ghetto and the story of World War II on a 45-minute golf cart tour that brings together the most important sites connected to the Nazi occupation and the Holocaust.

This short but powerful experience is ideal for travelers who want to explore Krakow’s WWII history in a clear and efficient way without spending hours on a walking tour.

Travel through the former Jewish Ghetto, where thousands of Jews were forced to live under Nazi rule. Learn how life changed during the occupation, how restrictions were imposed, and how deportations to Auschwitz-Birkenau affected the local population.

See Plac Bohaterów Getta, the main deportation square, where thousands were gathered before being transported to concentration camps. Visit the Eagle Pharmacy, a symbol of resistance and humanity during the war.

Explore the remains of the original Ghetto walls and pass by Schindler’s Factory, one of the most recognizable WWII sites in Krakow, linked to the story of Oskar Schindler and his efforts to save Jewish lives.

Thanks to the golf cart, you can cover more ground comfortably and see all key locations in a short time. This makes the tour a perfect option for visitors with limited time or as a complement before or after visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau.