World War II in Kraków | Free Walking Tour by Walkative!

Walkative!Kraków, Poland

World War II in Kraków

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Meeting point

Katyń wooden cross, next to St. Gilles’ Church, near to Grodzka Street 67. Look for the guide with a yellow umbrella.

Category

Walking tour

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professional local guide

Ticket Message

Look for a guide with a yellow umbrella or Walkative! sign.

Meeting Point: Katyń wooden cross, next to St. Gilles’ Church, near to Grodzka Street 67.
Start Time: Participants are expected to show up 5 min before the start time.
Language: English
Groups of 8-12 people that booked with paid option – note it is not a private tour.
Groups of more than 7 that did not pay for the reservation can be rejected by the guide.
There is no need to print your booking confirmation.

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The time of the German occupation of Krakow is considered to be the most difficult period in the history of the city. It was a time of darkness but also a time of true heroes. A time of courage, fear and betrayal, when even the simplest decision could bare grave consequences. A time that lives in us thanks to the stories of our parents and grandparents.

On this tour we will learn about the Nazi plans towards the Poles and understand how they repressed their victims. We will also talk about the citizens of Krakow and their attitudes towards the Germans.

That’s true – Kraków didn’t have an uprising and the city wasn’t demolished, but resistance movement still had it’s part during WWII. Join the World War 2 in Kraków FREE walking TOUR and learn more!

During the tour you will see:

Katyń wooden cross

St. Michael’s prison

Gestapo headquarters

bomb shelters (Park Krakowski)

Meeting Point

Katyń wooden cross, next to St. Gilles’ Church, near to Grodzka Street 67. Look for the guide with a yellow umbrella.

BOOKING RULES
Walkative! free tours are designed for individual travelers and small groups. In the best interest of our visitors we aim to keep our free tours relatively small. Hence, we cannot accept parties of 8 or more people on our regular free tours and guides have the right to deny participation to such groups. If you travel in a party of 8 or more please book a Private Tour or select an option with a fee of 8 Eur per person. For more information please contact us.

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