

by Legendary Krakow
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$159.78Auschwitz-Birkenau, located near Oswiecim, is the largest Nazi death camp and a significant historical site with over 1.1 million victims. This day trip includes a shared transfer from Krakow, where a live guide leads a visit to the Auschwitz I camp, including the permanent exhibition in the former prisoner blocks, followed by a tour of Birkenau, the largest extermination camp built by the Nazis in Europe. The Auschwitz visit totals about 3 hours with breaks included. For those selecting the combination option, the tour continues after Auschwitz with a lunch break lasting one hour in Oswiecim, Krakow, or Wieliczka. Then, the group visits the Wieliczka Salt Mine, located 20 kilometers from Krakow’s Old Town. The guide leads visitors underground, descending 350 steps at the start and a total of 800 steps overall through the medieval salt mine, which features numerous salt sculptures and bas-reliefs created by miners. At the end of the mine route, a lift returns visitors to the surface. The entire tour lasts between 8 and 12 hours and includes all entrance fees, live guiding, headsets for the Auschwitz part, and air-conditioned transportation. Hotel pickup and meals are not included.
Panstwowe Muzeum Auschwitz-Birkenau
The visit begins at Auschwitz I, where guests have 20 minutes of free time before touring the permanent exhibition located in the former prisoner blocks. This part lasts about two hours including the break.
120 min
Birkenau Camp
Next is a 90-minute visit to Birkenau, the largest Nazi extermination camp in Europe. After the tour, there is an optional break of up to 20 minutes.
90 min
Matejko Square
For those on the combination tour, a one-hour lunch break is scheduled before continuing to the salt mine. The break may take place in Oswiecim, Krakow, or Wieliczka.
60 min
Wieliczka Salt Mine
The final stop on the combination tour is the Wieliczka Salt Mine, 20 km from Krakow’s Old Town. Visitors descend 350 steps at the start and climb a total of 800 steps through the mine, where they see salt sculptures and bas-reliefs carved by miners. The tour ends with a lift ride back to the surface.
180 min
In front of Glonojad Reastaurant in Matejko Square.
End point
The meeting point is behind the public transportation tram stop Poczta Glowna accross the street from Lajkonik Cafe & Bakery.


by Legendary Krakow
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$159.78Auschwitz-Birkenau, located near Oswiecim, is the largest Nazi death camp and a significant historical site with over 1.1 million victims. This day trip includes a shared transfer from Krakow, where a live guide leads a visit to the Auschwitz I camp, including the permanent exhibition in the former prisoner blocks, followed by a tour of Birkenau, the largest extermination camp built by the Nazis in Europe. The Auschwitz visit totals about 3 hours with breaks included. For those selecting the combination option, the tour continues after Auschwitz with a lunch break lasting one hour in Oswiecim, Krakow, or Wieliczka. Then, the group visits the Wieliczka Salt Mine, located 20 kilometers from Krakow’s Old Town. The guide leads visitors underground, descending 350 steps at the start and a total of 800 steps overall through the medieval salt mine, which features numerous salt sculptures and bas-reliefs created by miners. At the end of the mine route, a lift returns visitors to the surface. The entire tour lasts between 8 and 12 hours and includes all entrance fees, live guiding, headsets for the Auschwitz part, and air-conditioned transportation. Hotel pickup and meals are not included.
Panstwowe Muzeum Auschwitz-Birkenau
The visit begins at Auschwitz I, where guests have 20 minutes of free time before touring the permanent exhibition located in the former prisoner blocks. This part lasts about two hours including the break.
120 min
Birkenau Camp
Next is a 90-minute visit to Birkenau, the largest Nazi extermination camp in Europe. After the tour, there is an optional break of up to 20 minutes.
90 min
Matejko Square
For those on the combination tour, a one-hour lunch break is scheduled before continuing to the salt mine. The break may take place in Oswiecim, Krakow, or Wieliczka.
60 min
Wieliczka Salt Mine
The final stop on the combination tour is the Wieliczka Salt Mine, 20 km from Krakow’s Old Town. Visitors descend 350 steps at the start and climb a total of 800 steps through the mine, where they see salt sculptures and bas-reliefs carved by miners. The tour ends with a lift ride back to the surface.
180 min
In front of Glonojad Reastaurant in Matejko Square.
End point
The meeting point is behind the public transportation tram stop Poczta Glowna accross the street from Lajkonik Cafe & Bakery.