Enter the former enamel factory of Oskar Schindler, now a museum presenting the storey of Kraków during Nazi occupation. With a licensed guide, bypass ticket queues and explore the permanent exhibition, which goes beyond Schindler’s biography to show how the war affected both Jewish and non-Jewish residents. Through original artefacts, historical photographs, and reconstructed spaces, the exhibition recreates the atmosphere of the time. Narrow passageways and dim lighting reflect the tension and uncertainty of life under occupation. Within this broader context, learn how Schindler’s factory became a place of refuge for over a thousand Jewish workers. His actions are presented against the backdrop of persecution and deportation, highlighting both the scale of tragedy and the significance of individual courage.