Schindler's List Passage — Attraction in Krakow

Poingent and thought provoking lots to see and reflect on walkable from city centre entrance fee 52 zlty for 2 forgot use card from hotel which would have given 50% discount a locker available at no cost and plenty toilets on site reasonable pleasent coffee shop opposite don't forget try book tickets in advance we did lucky not busy here with pandemic so managed to get walk in place itself on outside more or less same as when it operated as shindlers factory worth a visit and a reminder of how important is empathy for and humanity is forl society wnell donee...

The white-washed passage way between ul. Beera Meiselsa 17 and ul. Józefa 12 in Kraków's Kazimierz district famously provided some of the most memorable visuals in Steven Spielberg's cinematic masterpiece Schindler's List. Today, this lane has maintained the same unique character that made it so appealing as a shooting location for Spielberg and is casually known as 'Schindler's Passage.' Inside you'll find some information signboards, as well as several small galleries and businesses, while next door is the seasonal Mleczarnia...

I'm a big fan of Schindler's list so this place touch my heart profoundly. Also it has information about the situation during WWII on the main wall. Definitely a space of reflection. I would like to add that if you go there SHOW SOME F- RESPECT! I saw people taking selfies or pictures smiling like it hasn't been a massacre in there not so long ago. This place is not different from Auschwitz-Birkenau, where you wouldn't dare to take a smiling selfie, do you? A picture of you having fun in there...