Although Michal's pace seemed too fast and his speech often unheard especially because of the very much lifelike noise at the museum (first few stops only), what Michal said was indeed both useful and engaging - even for a family with three kids of 14, 16, 20. The place was made famous by Spielberg's film but do not expect to see the film's set. Michal's witty tour revealed the story of WWII from a krakówian point of view and how well Christians and Jews had been living and co-operating with one another in history. Thanks Michal, it was graeat.

A brilliant tour with a very knowledgeable tour guide who spoke excellent English. Lots to take in & learn about, and very fascinating. Our only gripe would be, that it would have been better had it of been a bit longer than the 1.5 hours, as there was a lot to see & take in. Make sure you pre-book tickets online as the queues were very long & can be sold out in advance too! Overall, a fantastic tour & something I would highly recommend everyone does when visiting Krakow as it really is a piece of iconic history!

I recommend this tour, and our tour guide Eva. She was very knowledgeable and spoke English very well. Our group size did make it challenging to hear our guide consistently. However, I suspect this is a challenge for all tour groups unless you get lucky enough to have a small group. The exhibit was well planned and provided the cultural insight we were hoping for.

Very interesting tour visiting the sites around Krakow. Plaszow is very different to Auschwitz but still very poignant and it's good to see the plans for the area. If you want to visit Schindlers factory then do this and get some more background information from a local guide who knows his stuff. Highly recommended.

Our tour guide was brilliant - very passionate about the camp and all aspects of the tour and also very knowledgeable. We were not rushed at all and had time to take in each area and to reflect. The museum is a rather tough and emotional place to visit but brilliant.