Auschwitz & Salt Mine Tour
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☑️ Private modern air-conditioned car just for you
☑️ Hotel pick up and drop off
☑️ All tickets and fees (shared group tours)
☑️ Door to door service
☑️ English speaking driver
☑️ Parking fees
☑️ Fuel costs
☑️ Third party liability insurance
**If you are visiting Krakow for a few days and wish to optimize your time, consider booking an Auschwitz and Salt Mines tour.**This tour will not only save you time but also money.
We have prepared a special price offer for this tour.
Shared (group) Tours - All prices are in Euro/Zloty per person.
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Auschwitz & Birkenau Tour | ||
Auschwitz & Salt Mine 1 day Tours |
All prices presented in the table above are in Euro/Zloty per person. Price included all fees and tickets.
- All fees and tickets for English tours
- Door to door service
- English speaking driver
- Parking fees
- Fuel costs
- Third party liability insurance
Shared Group Tour
The duration of the Auschwitz and Salt Mine tour is approximately 10 hours, while the Auschwitz tour alone takes about 6 hours.
* Pickup: You will be picked up directly from your hotel or apartment between 07:10AM and 08:00AM. The driver will be waiting outside your apartment or near the reception area of your hotel.
* Tour: After pickup, you will be taken back to Krakow..
Auschwitz & Salt Mine Private Tours - All prices are in Euro/Zloty per person.
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Auschwitz & Salt Mine 1 Day Tour |
All prices presented in the table above are in Euro/Zloty per person. Admission fees are not included in the price.
- Private modern air-conditioned car just for you
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Door to door service
- English speaking driver
- Parking fees
- Fuel costs
- Third party liability insurance
- The possibility of payment in PLN, USD, EUR or GBP
Private Transport
After you will be ready to go back you will be driven to Krakow or any other destination within the city.
Tickets in Auschwitz for foreign-language tour cost 85PLN/19€/person, You can buy tickets on Auschwitz-Birkenau
Tickets in Salt Mine for foreign-language tour cost 110PLN/25€/person, official website Kopalnia Soli
 
If you d'like to visit Auschwitz without the guide it's possible but you need to enter Auschwitz after 3pm, then the enter is free of charge. We recommend to leave Hotel/Apartment ca. 12pm
 
If you wish it would be possible to go to the Salt mine first, then to Auschwitz, we recommend pick up time at 9:10am.
Transfer route on google maps:
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SALT MINE:
The Wieliczka Salt Mine, constructed in the 13th century, has maintained continuous salt production since 1907, making it one of the world’s oldest operational salt mines. The mine’s attractions encompass numerous statues, three chapels, and an entire cathedral meticulously carved into the rock salt by the miners.
Renowned as “the Underground Salt Cathedral of Poland,” the Wieliczka Salt Mine was inscribed on the original UNESCO World Heritage List in 1978.
- There are 20 chambers to visit - the Chapel of St. King is the most brilliant one.
- The visit is always conducted under the supervision of a guide.
- Temperature underground ranges between 14° and 16° C
- There are 800 steps to climb of which 350 at the beginning take you down into the mine. Wear comfortable shoes.
AUSCHWITZ & BIRKENAU:
**The Auschwitz Concentration Camp: A Historical Landmark**
The Auschwitz concentration camp stands as a somber reminder of the darkest chapters in World War II. Its activities, perpetrated by the Nazis, are among the most heinous in human history, contributing to its widespread recognition.
During World War II, the Third Reich established Auschwitz as a network of concentration and extermination camps within the annexed Polish territories of Nazi Germany. It was the largest of the Nazi concentration camps.
In recent years, access to the camp has become significantly easier. Numerous companies have emerged, offering guided tours and excursions to Auschwitz and its surrounding areas, reflecting its growing popularity. Notably, Auschwitz attracts visitors not only from Poland but also from various parts of the world, including Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa.
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