Audio Guide Oskar Schindler's Factory

Audio guide Oskar Schindler's Factory in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Oskar Schindler's Factory telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside Oskar Schindler's Factory:
- 1Permanent Exhibition: Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939-1945
A major exhibition presenting the history of Kraków and its residents during the Second World War through everyday objects, documents and artefacts.
- 2Oskar Schindler's Office
Reconstructed office of the German industrialist featuring his original desk, maps and personal effects that illuminate the decisions he made during wartime.
- 3Recreation of the Jewish Ghetto
An immersive installation depicting the cramped living conditions endured by Jews under Nazi occupation, contrasted with life in the factory.
- 4Stacked Enamel Installation
A symbolic exhibition where each stack of enamel represents a life saved by Schindler, a crucial element for understanding his story.
- 5Reconstruction of the Basement Where Jews Hid
A recreated space showing the hiding places used by Jewish workers to shelter from Nazi raids.
- 6Reconstruction of a Ghetto Apartment
A recreation of living conditions in the Kraków Jewish ghetto during Nazi occupation.
- 7Schindler's List
Original document recording the names of over 1,000 Jews rescued by Oskar Schindler from concentration camps.
- 8Tram Reconstruction
A replica of a period tram that once transported Jewish residents to the ghetto, forming part of the museum's immersive experience.
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Editorial summary
Antigua y reformada oficina administrativa de Schindler, quien salvó a judíos locales de la ocupación nazi.
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La gestión con los grupos es horrible, para quienes más sin grupo. Lo cual es mil veces mejor sin grupo porque se va por libre, hay que llegar muy temprano y os recomiendo desde las 9:00am. Se hace mucha cola y es un museo NO una fábrica, un museo que cuenta y muestra muchas fotos lo cual se toma su tiempo unas dos horas relax si lo quieres hacer bien con calma. Y en cola pues se tarda mucho en función de la hora que llegues claro. Lo otro es que los lunes son gratis. Pero ir temprano lógicamente. Ya que hay números limitados hasta las 13:00/1:00pm. Máximo!!! Da igual que digan que cierran más tarde pero NO dejan entrar más hasta esa hora.
No puedes irte de Cracovia sin visitar la fábrica una historia interactiva de la Segunda Guerra Mundial increíble. Con todos lo ambientes de cómo fue la historia. El mejor museo que he estado. Muy recomendable
Visita muy recomendable, si visitas Cracòvia no puedes marchar sin haverla visitado. Aquí se pude entender mejor lo sufrido en Polònia y en Auschwitz. Si no se domina el inglés es imprescindible llevar una audio-guia en español.

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