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Step into the fascinating world of Nowa Huta on this guided tour of Krakow’s iconic steelworks administration buildings and underground shelters. Discover a unique side of Poland’s history as you explore the city’s socialist roots with an expert English-speaking guide by your side.
Begin your journey at the impressive twin administration buildings, where you’ll marvel at the grandeur of the renaissance-inspired entrance hall and the intricate ornamental stonework that once impressed the factory directors. Wander through executive and engineer offices, each echoing the era’s ambition and design.
Venture underground to explore the tunnel connecting the two buildings, where authentic bomb shelters from the 1950s reveal the realities of Cold War life. Listen to real radio recordings in the original radio control room and imagine the daily routines of those who worked here.
Your tour continues in the workers’ theater hall, still in use today, and through one of the distinctive oval staircases that define both buildings. For a truly memorable experience, upgrade your adventure with a ride in a vintage communist-era car, perfect for photos and an authentic feel.
This small-group tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and accommodates up to 15 people. Tours are available in English, and you can secure your spot by booking at least one day in advance. Don’t miss your chance to explore this remarkable chapter of Krakow’s history—check availability and book your tour today!
