TEAM BUILDING IN PRL STYLE Krakow

For a PRL integration experience, we'll pick you up in vintage cars from a chosen location in Krakow. Our fleet includes Nyski, Fiat 126p, and Skoda 120. Then, we'll kick off a guided tour tracing the footsteps of communism in Krakow. Throughout different sections of the route, participants can switch seats in the vehicles, so everyone gets a chance to ride in these iconic cars from the past.

In the tour itinerary, there's exploring Central Square and the site where Lenin's statue once stood. A walk through the old part of the district where underground shelters remain, and their emergency exits are visible. Next stops include: the gates of the Metalworks Complex, the Z and S buildings of the Administrative Center of the Steelworks, the famous Huta im. T Sendzimir sign. A walkthrough of the "Z" Management building with executive offices, the dispatch room, and the conference hall, followed by its dark underground archives, and then through a hundred-meter underground tunnel to the "S" Social Building with a theater hall, library, and "casino," where the main attraction is the well-preserved Civil Defense Command Shelter from the late 50s, abandoned in the late 90s. In the employee canteen, aka "casino," you'll enjoy a period-style snack, including tartare, aspic, herring, etc. Next, we’ll head to see the Nowohucki Cross on the theater estate, the site of residents' protests against its removal in 1960. The Ludowy Theater and the IS2 tank at the Museum of Military Action in Nowa Huta, and the Arka Pana Church – the first church in Nowa Huta, fought for by the residents.

We'll end the tour with a visit to a local café styled from the era, with the option to order warm drinks or desserts and a screening of the propaganda film "Direction Nowa Huta.”

After wrapping up the PRL sightseeing, we'll drop you off at your chosen location in Krakow.