Malarek Tours Poland

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We are committed to delivering high-quality, authentic tours along with our premium transport services, ensures that every journey is seamless, comfortable, and insightful.

Auschwitz Private Visit Genealogy services

Visit Auschwitz

Book a commemoration trip with guide to the memorial of largest genocide in the world. That become the symbol of the Holocaust.

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Jewish Heritage

One out of every three Jews on our planet probably can trace their history to Poland. Discover former Galicia’s region unrepeatable Jewish life of the Polish shtetls, hasidic centers, synagogues. Learn about the life that was destroyed.

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Transportation

Arrange your dependable and high-quality transportation from an to Auschwitz Museum or airport transfer between Oswiecim and airport in Krakow, Katowice.

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Ancestral Tour

Start your adventure today! Discover your family history during customized tour to homeland of your ancestors.

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Pilgrimages

Journey through the homelands of great
Saints and venerable Catholic shrines.
Walk to sacred & religious sites in Poland.

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About Us

Founded in the Oswiecim (Auschwitz), Malarek Tour Poland is a family-owned business with over three decades of expertise in providing exceptional private guided tours and personalized transportation services. We specialize in unforgettable experiences, including comprehensive tours of the Auschwitz Memorial, Polish Jewish Heritage sites, genealogy research, and Catholic pilgrimages.

Our mission is to offer tailored itineraries to meet the unique needs of our visitors. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a family, or a group, we ensure an enriching experience with carefully curated journeys across key destinations in Oswiecim (Auschwitz Town), Krakow, Katowice, Bielsko-Biala, and beyond. Additionally, we extend our services to other prominent locations in Central Europe, such as Ostrava, Prague, Budapest, and Vienna.

Explore Poland and Central Europe with us, and let us make your next trip truly unforgettable.

Piotr Malarek

Educator and English speaking guide at Auschwitz State Museum, guide for Jewish tours, tours leader Catholic Pilgrimages, licensed travel driver genealogist and interpreter born in Oswiecim (Auschwitz Town). He is a grandson of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen survivor.

Wladyslaw Malarek

Founder of Malarek Tour Poland, for over 30 years English speaking driver at Auschwitz Mermorial, tour leader for Jewish Heritage in and top tourist attractions in Poland

What Our Clients Say

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Piotr was kind, gracious, knowledgeable, and attentive to client needs and requests. He did genealogy research even before we arrived, and surprised us with the documents he found, such as birth records and high school class lists. We were amazed! He accommodated all our requests, and made our visit very meaningful and special.

– Denb NY,USA

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Sensational! Piotr is a first class guide with a vast knowledge of Krakow and its well-preserved medieval core and Jewish quarter. I especially appreciated Old Town – ringed by Planty Park and remnants of the city’s medieval walls, Rynek Glówny (market square) and St. Mary’s Basilica, a 14th-century Gothic church.
The highlight of my tour was staying next to St. Faustina’s Chapel and days in the mountains with a view of the “sleeping knight”

G G- Scottsdale, Arizona USA

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