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From propaganda to reality! If you know communism just from the spy movies, here you can learn what it really was. We will tell you about everyday life in communist regime. We will travel to Nowa Huta – district of Krakow – and walk around social realist housing estates. During this tour we will explain you how regime influences the life of simple people. You will be amazed but also amused with the absurds of communist country.
Nowa Huta is an exceptional district of Kraków built in the 50’s as an ideal communist town.
We invite you for a tour full of surprises and amusement. We will unvail what communist regime was in reality and what the life of avarage person under that regime was. But we offer you not only delving into history but also activities and adventure! We will climb ancient Wanda mound, explore communist antiaircraft bunkers and kayak on local river Dłubnia.
Kraków is called second Rome because of number of churches.
Apart from Catholic churches in Kraków you can see 7 synagogues, protestant, orthodox and greekcatholic churches. During one tour you will learn about all those confessions. There is a lot of differences in customs and traditions but surprisingly there is also a lot of similiarities. You will find out how people of different devotions shaped Krakow living next to each other.
Warszawa is the capital city of Poland, the biggest town in our country, political, economical and bussiness centre. Therefore it is lively and vivid, developing quickly and getting more and more interesting. But the most fascinating thing about Warszawa is its history.
Warsaw is 330 km away from Krakow. So this is going to be a full day tour, filled with different experiences and emotions. During one day we will show you as many faces of Warsaw as possible.
Too new to be treated as a full-fledged monuments, too old to be pulled down without regret – monuments of modernist architecture. Krakow has many splendid examples of this trend. They are not fully appreciated and usually not shown during standard tours but they can really surprise you with their design and histories behind them.