Communism Tour to Nowa Huta with Lunch

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Duration: 2h 30m
Location: Nowa Huta, Krakow, Poland | Krakow, Poland


Category: Adventures

Highlights:
Nowa Huta district with its Soviet-era architecture
Opportunity to try your hand at driving a Trabant
Traditional Polish lunch in a communist milk-bar canteen
History of communist Poland & the impact on Krakow
Visit to an apartment full of communist-era relics

Inclusions:
Guided tour of the Nowa Huta district of Krakow
Admission fees
Lunch
Beverages
Drive in a Trabant car
Commentary in English

Description:

Immerse yourself in a different side of Krakow on this explorey of areas most affected by communist rule. Marvel at the communist-era architecture, drop in on a typical canteen-style restaurant, and even try your hand at driving a preserved relic from communist Poland—the Trabant car.

Journey back in time and catch a glimpse of typical life in Poland in the 1970s. Your memorable experience begins by exploring some typical communist-era architecture found in the Nowa Huta district of Krakow, which features remarkably intact communist sites.

The next part of your adventure is a stop at an authentic communist-era milk canteen to enjoy a lunch featuring local delicacies, such as pickles and vodka. You then venture on to an apartment building built for comrades, and an apartment full of communist-era relics. Top off this experience by driving around town in a genuine Trabant vehicle—the Eastern Bloc engineering masterpiece.