Communist Krakow - Nowa Huta Free Tour by Walkative!

Join us on a fascinating journey through Krakow's history. Explore the communist era in Nowa Huta, an authentic district with a unique story. Don't miss out!

Things to do Communist Krakow - Nowa Huta Free Tour by Walkative!

Step into the Past: Nowa Huta means the "New Steelworks." It was a remarkable experiment in urban planning and a symbol of Poland's post-World War II industrial growth. Built during the communist era, this district was envisioned as a model city that would reflect the principles of socialism (not to mention its massive role in Joseph Stalin's propaganda and totalitarian dictatorship). The tour takes you through the story of Nowa Huta's creation, its significance during communism, and its transformation into a thriving neighborhood. Unique Insights: - Explore one of only two still existing ideal communist cities in the world! See the representative parts of Nowa Huta: Monumental Central Square and the Avenue of Roses. - Enter the 'Ark of Lord' - one of the most architecturally unique churches you will ever see, a symbol of spiritual resistance of Catholic workers against the communist party. - Reveal the story of a heroic struggle of Polish workers - Experience the everyday life of Nowa Huta, a district unspoiled by mass tourism, which is still under heavy influence of the Communism period and the nostalgia of its heroic past.

Included

Nowa Huta Cultural Centre
Ronald Reagan Plaza
Rynek Główny
English-speaking guide
History
Storytelling

Meeting point

Ronald Reagan Central Square, Krakow

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