• Podziemna Nowa Huta - Muzeum Krakowa - A small museum of the Nowa Huta district located close to Central Square - an ideal example of communist architecture.
• Nowa Huta - Central Square of the Nowa Huta district - an open-air museum of the communist architecture.
• Nowa Huta Cultural Centre - Great place to promote culture in the Nowa Huta district.
• Krakow - Big, empty square where the huge monument of Lenin used to stay in the past.
• Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland - Lord’s Ark Church - the first church in the ideal, communist city Nowa Huta, a symbol of the Solidarity movement and the opposition.

• Local friendly English-speaking guide
• Vodka tasting at a communist-themed restaurant
• Option for a private tour with hotel pickup
• Entrance ticket to the Communist Museum (Note: closed on Mondays)
• Traditional local snack, zapiekanka, included
• Transportation via tram to the communist district and return

• Additional Food and Drinks
• Gratuity
• Small group tour option excluded hotel pick up

On this trip, you will step into the rich communist heritage of the Nowa Huta neighborhood in Krakow. The Soviets projected it as an ideal communist city, but it grew into a staunchly anti-communist region and played a crucial role in the Solidarity movement.

Our journey will take us to the vast Central Square (Plac Centralny), the signature feature of the neighborhood. Conceived just after the end of WWII, the square and the areas around it form a collective exhibit of diverse architectural designs and philosophies.

We will witness the place where once a gigantic statue of Lenin stood and then indulge in a shot of vodka at a local tavern, reminiscent of the old communist days.

Additionally, we’re going to take a tour of an enormous church - the Lord’s Ark, built entirely manually by local denizens. It stands as a symbol of the prolonged struggle for freedom and democratic rights.

By the conclusion of the trip, you will have an enhanced understanding of Poland’s communist past.

• How you will help the local community by joining this tour: - The admission fee to the local Museum of the Nowa Huta helps to support the conservation of local heritage and culture. - We have a vodka and snack stop in a local restaurant that’s off the main tourist path, ensuring local vendors who are producing the locals’-favorite dishes also benefit from tourism to their city. - Support local vendors at a local market by sampling a traditional zapiekanka treat.
• Please wear comfortable shoes for walking.
• Food Allergies: Unless you suffer from multiple, combined food allergies, or unless you are a vegan, we will figure it out. Vegetarians are welcome on all tours.
• Tips: If you are happy with the services provided by your local guides a tip - though not compulsory - is appropriate. While it may not be customary to you, it is of great significance to the people who will take care of you during your travels, inspires excellent service, and is an entrenched feature of the tourism industry. Please consider this when budgeting for your extra expenses on this tour.
• For private tour option we offer central Krakow hotels pick up. Please call or email us.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.