The medieval buildings of the Old Town, some of which date back to the 10th and 11th centuries, have survived intact to this day. Each historical period left its mark on the city in the form of many objects, like churches, squares and tenements, some of which are considered to be historic sites of outstanding universal value. In 1978 the historic center of Cracow was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as one of the most precious sites in the world. You will admire famous buildings such as St. Mary's Basilica, the Cloth Hall, Main Market Square, The Royal Castle on Wawel Hill, the Town Hall Tower, the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre and many others

Wawel Castle was the seat of Polish Kings.

It once used to be a separate town, founded by Casmir IIIthe Greate in 1335. Nowadays, the district, where Polish and Jewish cultures coexisted for centuries, is fashionable, inspiring and popular among the inhabitants of Krakow and turists alike. The Jewish minority built synagogues and cemeteries and create a splendid culture making Kazimierz the capitol of the Jewish minority in Poland. Ypu will visit consecutively The Christian and Jewish parts of town, admiring the churches, synagogues, squares and the enchanting little streets of Kazimierz.

The Cracow Ghetto was established by Germans during the Second World War. At that time, it served as the Jewish quarter.

You will see the original buildings of the Schindler's factory.