Embark on the private tour across Nowa Huta district - “the city without God” created around steelworks (Huta Lenin Factory). Follow footsteps of John Paul II and his victorious battle against communism in Krakow. Explore the built in 1949 by socialist planners, with broad boulevards that both heralded the success of the revolution and allowed tanks to easily pass through. 

Delve into the mysterious working class estates and squares, proving how propaganda worked during the socialist era. You’ll learn about the utopian plans to shape the society with communist values. Hear the captivating stories of communist regime’s response to Krakow’s defiant population of anti-communists and Catholics. Stop at Plac Centralny - Ronald Reagan's Square with the striking Solidarity monument. A grand Lenin monument once stood here, but residents toppled it down in 1989. See Arka Pana majestic church with a boat on top - the result of a great effort of Nowa Huta heroic inhabitants and their fight for the right to worship God. Pay tribute to the imposing statue of John Paul II erected to honour the victorious struggle of the community  to build a church in “the city without God”. Finally have lunch and a pint of beer in an old communist-style “Café Styl” from the 1970’s.

By taking this private tour by car you have a guarantee of being taken back and forth directly and in a full comfort. We do not do group transfers by large buses where people are sometimes driven around the city for one hour collecting other tourists before leaving Krakow.

For this tour we provide comfortable, air conditioned and spacious cars to be exclusively at your disposal. We are fully licensed for tour and transportation services. All our drivers speak very good English.

You are more than welcome to contact us in case of any inquiry. We will give you all additional information you need, and will organize your tour according to your requirements.