The exhibition, “Krakow under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945”, tells the story of how war transformed daily life for both Jewish and non-Jewish residents. Moving through immersive rooms, original documents, and photographs, you’ll see how ordinary people faced extraordinary times. Your guide adapts the pace and focus to your interests — whether you want to understand the historical context, the personal stories of survivors, or the broader narrative of occupation and resistance. Within this broader story, you’ll also discover how Oskar Schindler used his factory to save over a thousand Jewish workers — an act of courage remembered worldwide. This private tour offers time for reflection, questions, and deeper understanding