Krakow & Auschwitz Tour from Lodz Package

Auschwitz – horribly impressive place where over million of people were killed by Germans. Krakow is the most popular tourist destination in Poland. Until the end of 16th century it was the capital city of the country. Join our Krakow&Auschwitz tour in 1 day.

This tour starts in Lodz. You will be picked up by our English speaking driver from your hotel. First you will visit Auchwitz Nazi Concentration Camp including also Birkenau Camp. Afterwards, driver will transfer you for the lunch in a local restaurant either in Auschwitz or in Krakow depending on timing. In Krakow our local guide will take you for a private tour around the city. After the tour you will come back to Lodz around 23:00.

What you will see during this tour to Auschwitz and Krakow?


Auschwitz – has become a primary symbol of the Holocaust. It was a network of concentration and extermination camps built and operated by the Third Reich in Polish areas annexed by Nazi Germany during World War II. It is a proof of cruel terror and unimaginable genocide.
Original fences, wooden watchtowers and railway ramps have been preserved. The collection of the museum contains original documents, suitcases, shoes and other belongings of murdered prisoners. Visit includes also short ride to Birkenau camp.

Auschwitz Nazi Camp
St. Mary's Basilica, Kraków
Main Market Square in Krakow is the biggest medieval old town square in Europe. The Old Town offers unique atmosphere with thousands of bars and nice regional restaurants, many historic buildings and horse-driven cabs. You will see among others Town Hall Tower,St. Mary’s Basilica, Krakow Barbicane and ‘Sukiennice‘ (Cloth Hall) – renaissance major centre of international trade.
Besides you will see Wawel Hill – with Cathedral and Royal Castle is the most picturesque and important sight in Krakow. Some of it’s oldest stone buildings can be dated back to 10th century. Untlil 1611 Wawel was the formal seat of Polish monarchy – it was the place of royal coronations, weddings and funerals. In a cave at the foot of the hill, on the bank of the Vistula River, Wawel Dragon had his lair – the dragon’s cave. It is now a popular tourist stop.

If you prefer you can visit Kazimierz – the former Jewish district. From 14th until 19thcentury Kazimierz was an independent town – a place of coexistence of Christian and Jewish cultures, separated from Krakow by a branch of the Vistula river. Nowadays it is a cultural centre of the city and young people’s favorite place of meetings.