Group Experiences in Krakow

Learn about the Holocaust and former Nazi concentration camps with a full-day tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau with transport. Visit both the Auschwitz and Birkenau camps. Explore their history through various exhibitions and see the remaining prison blocks and gas chambers.

This tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau grants you skip-the-line access. Led by an expert guide, you go on a two-hour journey through the Auschwitz I memorial site. Go through the "Arbeit Macht Frei" gate, the brick barracks, prisoner artifacts, and historical photos. The tour reveals detailed reconstructions of the site, showcasing the remains of gas chambers and crematories before moving to Auschwitz II-Birkenau.

Visit the largest complex built on Polish soil by the Nazis, that functioned as both a concentration camp and an extermination camp. Take a self-guided tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau with an informative booklet in your preferred language and learn more about both Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau at your own pace.

Explore the intriguing world of modern art at the Banksy Museum, located in the unique post-industrial setting of the historic Marcin Jarry Factory. Established in 1886, this venue offers over a thousand square meters of space, showcasing more than 150 works from the renowned contemporary street artist, Banksy. The museum's goal is to shed light on the essence of Banksy and his distinctive approach, as seen through his creative expressions displayed worldwide.

Visit some of the less-known sites within the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp complex. At the ramp, see where arriving families were separated, with many sent to forced labor or death. Walk around the Auschwitz-Monowitz camp, which had ties to companies like BAYER, BASF, and AGFA. Learn about the Penal Company of Women and the harsh conditions they faced, including the tragic events affecting French Jewish women.

Unearth the chronicles of Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II Birkenau, two historic camps that have left a mark on the world's history. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit for any traveler exploring the charming city of Krakow. Fear not about the location of your accommodation, be it the vintage Old Town, Kazimierz, the Jewish district, or Podgórze, the former ghetto, for the dedicated team ensures a convenient pick-up from any of these locations. Immerse yourself in the profound narrative etched in every corner of the camp, from the flower-strewn Wall of Death to the national monuments, the chilling gas chambers, and the crematoria. The preserved ruins, remnants of numerous barracks, watchtowers, the railroad line, and the ramp all stand as silent testaments to the countless lives lost.

Tour the medieval Wieliczka Salt Mine with an English-speaking guide. See original holes, galleries, ramps, lakes, chambers, and shafts. Follow a tourist route located 135 meters underground. Walk down 800 steps to reach a depth of 135 meters and traverse around 2 kilometers through various chambers. As one of Poland's national historic monuments and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the salt mines feature numerous statues and four chapels carved out of rock salt by miners. Contemporary artists have also added their carvings to the site.

The Auschwitz-Birkenau complex was established in 1940 and in operation for five years. In that time, 1.5 million people perished here. On this Auschwitz tour from Krakow, you'll learn the facts as you tour the world's most famous concentration camp with a guide.

Visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Poland’s top attractions. This half-day skip-the-line tour departs from Krakow and lets you learn about the best-preserved salt mine in the world. It's been in continuous use since it first opened in the 13th century! Explore some of the mine's 300 kilometers of hallways that extend over nine levels and reach depths of 327 meters. See the chambers and chapels in the mine's underground city, including the famous St. Kinga Chapel that's visited each year by more than a million tourists from all over the world.

Experience a moving and educational journey through history with a tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland. The tour begins with pickup from the meeting point in Krakow and then travel to the WWII-era concentration camp. Watch a 45-minute documentary about the camp's history that will prepare you for the experience ahead. Upon arrival, the tour leader will introduce you to your guide and direct you to the priority access line, so you can make the most of your time. From there, learn about the camp's history, see the buildings and learn about the prisoners' experiences.

Board an electric golf cart for a tour of Polish kings and Krakow's nobility. Enjoy a ride through the Old Town and learn about medieval Krakow's history from the audio guide.

Sail on the Vistula River to see Krakow’s key landmarks from a different perspective. As the sun sets, the city lights highlight Wawel Castle and the historic Kazimierz district. This evening or night cruise offers a peaceful way to view Krakow. Glide along boulevards, pass under bridges, and see the city from the water. An audio guide is available in English, Polish, German, and Spanish. Drinks and snacks are available during the cruise at an extra charge. This trip is a relaxed way to learn about Krakow’s history and see its sights.

Get ready to learn about history at the Wawel Hill complex in Kraków. The castle at its heart dates back to the 13th century and has stood as a silent witness to history's momentous events, once serving as the residence of the Polish royal family. Join an experienced guide and stroll through the castle's interior, visiting the permanent exhibition and uncovering intriguing tales about the monarchs who once called this place home. Peek into private royal chambers and grand rooms to catch a glimpse of courtly life, marveling at the exquisite decor and attire. Then, descend into the depths of the imposing cathedral, which is still a place for active worship. Lastly, walk to the top of Wawel Hill and take in the breathtaking panorama of Kraków and the Vistula River.

Get ready for take off! Step into the fascinating world of aviation at the Polish Aviation Museum. Consider this your jet-propelled passport to bypass the queues and dive straight into aviation history. Located in a former regional airport, the Polish Aviation Museum offers a thrilling crash course in aviation history. The former military airfield, created by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1912, is one of the oldest in the world. The museum is a treasure trove of over 300 unique items, presenting a stunning array of vintage aircraft and engines. Witness the awe-inspiring engineering masterpieces like the German WWII Halberstadt Cl.II or Roland D.IV hulls, and don't overlook the lone surviving Russian flying boat, the Grigorovich M-15, from 1916.

Take an unforgettable trip from Krakow to the Wieliczka Salt Mine! A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the beauty of this historic wonder with its subterranean lakes and cavernous halls needs to be seen to be believed. This experience offers a 2.5-hour guided tour into the mines where you can discover the rich history of the Wieliczka region, see salt sculptures, and even stand inside one of the most unique chapels in the world. On top of your guided visit, transport is also taken care of. Travel to the mines in style in an air-conditioned Mercedes minivan.

Visit Zakopane, the center of Poland's Tatra Mountains. Enjoy the scenery, ideal for winter sports and trekking. Listen to the unique local dialect and taste traditional foods (at your own expense). See the wooden buildings and their distinct architectural style – the Witkiewicz Style. Depending on your tour selection, you can: * Visit Zakopane's marketplace to find handmade items and traditional food * Ride the Gubałówka Hill cable car for clear views of the Tatra Mountains * Spend free time walking around Krupowki Street, see the wooden chapel of Jaszczurówka and and wooden cemetery at Peksowy Brzyzek * Relax at Chochołów Thermal Pools and Aqua Park for 3 hours of free time

Venturing into the House of Attractions, one discovers a world teeming with thrilling discoveries and unexpected surprises, making it an irresistible adventure for all! The House promises to captivate every guest, regardless of their taste for excitement or tranquility. Brace yourself for heart-stopping rides on state-of-the-art VR roller coasters, and immersive experiences in the 7D cinema that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Navigate through the laser and ribbon mazes, designed to challenge your intellect and agility in the most exhilarating way. But the adventure doesn't stop there! The House also boasts the mind-bending Upside-Down House, mirror maze, and Infinity Room. Each attraction guarantees to ignite your curiosity, resulting in unforgettable moments that will continue to delight long after your visit.

Here's a cracking thing to do in Krakow! Forget wandering the streets with the rest of the tourists, put your feet up on the Vistula River Cruise and let the city sights come to you! Sailing the famous river, you'll get a completely different perspective on landmarks like Wawel Royal Castle, Most Dębnicki, the Monastery of the Norbertine Sisters, Grunwald Bridge, and more. With no rush and no crowds, it's an hour of peace and quiet on your busy sightseeing agenda.

This ticket takes you to the Schindler's Museum in Krakow. There, your guide and history expert will tell you about the life of Oskar Schindler, the German entrepreneur who bravely saved countless Jews during World War II, through the compelling exhibition, *Krakow Under Nazi Occupation*. Next, the tour takes you through the historic streets of Podgórze, where you can learn about the remnants of the ghetto wall, explore the houses that once sheltered thousands of displaced Jews, and discover the significance of the "Pod Orłem" pharmacy. There, learn about the *Empty Chair Monument* in Heroes' Square, a symbolic field of 68 chairs, each telling a story of courage and resilience.

Prepare for a guided city tour of Krakow in an Electric Golf Cart. Stop at several places to see key historical and cultural sites in Krakow without requiring much walking. Listen to the audio guide to learn about the history and significance of each attraction.

Krakow bursts with museums, but its Old Town might just be a museum in itself. Just look a little closer! A unique place lies beneath your feet; a market that will transport you back several centuries. With a ticket to the Underground Museum, a recreation of the Market Square's hustle and bustle awaits, complete with the atmosphere of that bygone life. Not only that, but you will also have a guide by your side, bringing to life many of the local artifacts and exhibits with stories and tales.

Make your descent to 64 meters below the surface of Krakow for a guided tour through Polish mining activity and more. Wander through chambers, see underground lakes, shrines and salty monuments in one of the oldest UNESCO-listed salt mines!

Cruise westward on the Vistula and see the highlights of Krakow and its surrounding area. During your hour-long trip, you'll see the city's lesser-visited locations, including the 15th century Camaldolese Hermit Monastery. Starting in the Old Town, you'll pass by Wawel Royal Castle and head downriver to areas that most tourists usually don't get the chance to see during their time in Krakow.

Visit Schindler's Factory to learn about World War II in Poland. Understand the factory's role during the war and get insight into the lives of those affected. See exhibits that share this important history with detail and context. Learn about life in Krakow during this difficult time and the resilience of its people. You can also choose a guided tour of the factory to hear more stories and get your questions answered along the way.

See Krakow the way it was over 70 years ago at the best historical museum in Poland! Skip the line and join an expert local guide for some fascinating stories about WWII in the country where it started, and get to feel - as well as see - what life was like in the war! You'll also get to know more about Oskar Schindler, the Nazi who saved the lives of 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust.

Ride the hop-on hop-off bus to see Kraków. Choose between 24-hour and 48-hour tickets for flexibility. The ticket includes a Vistula River boat ride (available from mid-March to mid-November), the Legends of Krakow multisensory show, and entry to the Galicia Jewish Museum. With the 24-hour and 48-hour tickets, explore Kraków's landmarks and hidden spots at your own pace. Use the audio guide to learn about the city's history and facts.

Explore the Wieliczka Salt Mine on a trip from Krakow. This well-preserved mine, active since the 13th century, produced table salt until 2007. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it spans nine levels and stretches over 300 kilometers, reaching depths of 327 meters. Your visit starts with a descent down 380 steps to the first level, 64 meters underground. The tour ends with a lift ride from the third level, 135 meters deep. The mine features impressive corridors and salt rock sculptures made by miners and modern artists, showcasing its rich history. The mine has also intrigued notable visitors, including Nicolaus Copernicus, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and Frederic Chopin.

A visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau is a significant experience, offering insight into a place where 1.5 million people died. At Auschwitz-Birkenau, the scale of hunger, medical experiments, forced labor, disease, executions, and gas chambers under the Nazi regime becomes evident. Visiting the camp serves as a reminder of these events. While the impact is profound, it's crucial that the experiences of the prisoners are not forgotten. This tour provides private transportation from Krakow to Auschwitz. Upon arrival, you'll visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum in a group with an official museum educator.

Wondering how to crack Krakow? Just get one pass that includes all the best stuff, and take the stress out of your city sightseeing. Your downloadable pass includes a VOX City Tour of Krakow, and one of the area's most significant activities: fast-track access to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with a guided tour. You'll also get entrance to one of Poland's best-known historical museums – the Schindler’s Factory Museum – and a tangy trip to Wieliczka Salt Mine. That's a whole lot of culture in one easy package, which also includes savings on other local attractions!

Visit the Tatra Mountains and enjoy the fresh air and landscapes. Walk along Krupówki Street in Zakopane, where you'll find shops, cafes, and local culture. Try oscypek, Zakopane's traditional smoked cheese, along with local spirits. Ride the Gubałówka Funicular to see views of Zakopane and the Tatra peaks. Spend time in the Chochołów thermal pools with views of the mountains. Enjoy hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, and onboard refreshments for a trip through Zakopane’s main sights.

The Schindler Museum's collection documents the streets of Kraków throughout World War Two with a focus on Schindler, through multimedia experiences and precious artifacts. The guide takes you back in time, offering glimpses into a photographic studio, the streets of Kraków, an officer's room with a prison cell, a vintage tram and train, a railway station, and the territories of the Jewish Ghetto. Stroll amidst uniforms, flags, weapons, and displays of snippets from everyday life during this period. For those intrigued by the story of Oskar Schindler, the museum houses the former factory director's office and secretariat. The tour guide will undoubtedly share insights into this figure's history.

Dive into the Zakopane day trip, a delightful journey through the Tatra Mountains and the highland landscapes. This adventure is topped off with a visit to the Bukovina Thermal Baths, a sanctuary of warm water slides and hot spring pools. The trip takes you on a magical ride up Mt. Gubalowka via a charming funicular, followed by a stroll down Krupowki Street. There, the mountain village of Kościelisko awaits with local cheese and vodka. With the convenience of hassle-free hotel transfers, the journey is as smooth as it is enjoyable. The friendly drivers and tour guides are the cherry on top, ensuring a delightful experience at every turn.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine on a guided tour with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. Go underground to explore chambers, tunnels, and chapels made of salt, including the Chapel of St. Kinga. Learn about its legends and history from an expert guide.

Join a day tour from Krakow to visit Auschwitz and Birkenau memorial sites and the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Depart in the morning from a meeting point in Krakow and travel in a comfortable bus. At Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum, a professional guide will inform you about the history of the memorial sites. Learn about the events that took place and see the notable sections of the museum. Next, head to the Wieliczka Salt Mine. A local guide will share the mine's history and show you various chambers, original sculptures, and miners' workplaces.

Skip the long lines at the Wieliczka Salt Mine and explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site with a professional guide. Meet your guide in Daniłowicza Street and go 135 m underground to start the tour. See underground lakes, the Chapel of St. Kinga, salt sculptures, and monuments. Hear stories about this mine, approximately 327 m deep, including legends about the treasurer. Learn about the history of salt extraction dating back to the 13th century and the health benefits of its unique microclimate. Skip-the-line tickets are ideal for those visiting Wieliczka independently and planning to arrive by private transport.

Save time and money in Krakow with one pass for access to 36 museums and attractions. Choose from 3 days. See Oscar Schindler's Factory, the Town Hall Tower, Eagle Pharmacy, and lots more. You will receive a QR code directly to your email address to visit these sites. Visit Oscar Schindler's Factory, an interactive museum that covers the German occupation of Krakow in WWII, housed in Oskar Schindler's former enamel factory. See the Town Hall Tower, Pharmacy Under the Eagle, and lots more. If you want to make the most of your time in Krakow, this is your ticket!

Save time and money in Krakow with one pass for access to 35 museums and attractions. Choose from 2 or 3 days. See Oscar Schindler's Factory, the Town Hall Tower, Eagle Pharmacy, and lots more. Includes free public transport and airport transfers.

Join a guided e-scooter tour of Kraków's Old Town. Visit landmarks like the Royal Route, St. Mary's Basilica, and Wawel Royal Castle. Start your tour at St. Florian's Gate and end at the Royal Castle. See Mariad Church and hear the legendary trumpeter. Stop by both large and small markets in Kraków. Glide along the Vistula embankment and learn about the Wawel Dragon. Afterward, explore lesser-known streets filled with street art. Access places exclusive to e-scooter routes.

Are you ready for a night of endless fun and camaraderie in Krakow's Old Town? The Pub Crawl awaits your arrival at the iconic Eros Bendato statue. Here, jovial and trustworthy guides partner with eager guests at 9PM, ready to embark on a journey of unforgettable nightlife. The adventure kicks off with a walk to the first stop, offering an indulgent hour of unlimited vodka, beer, rum, gin, whisky, shots, and mixers. But the party doesn't stop there. The guides will lead the way to various bars and clubs sprinkled around the Old Town. It's a whirlwind tour of five of Krakow's finest watering holes. Each location greets guests with VIP entry and a welcome shot, ensuring the fun never misses a beat. As the clock strikes 3 AM, the final club opens its doors. Here, guests have the option to keep the party going until the break of dawn. So, come and experience an unforgettable night in Krakow!

Set sail at the base of the Wawel Hill of Krakow’s Old Town. The journey kicks off from the Vistula Garden harbor, located next to the Dębnicki Bridge. As the cruise progresses, landmarks such as the Royal Castle, St. Archicathedral, St. Stanislaus, and Wenceslas pass by, and you can witness their architectural details. More historic monuments like St. Peter's Basilica, St. Michael the Archangel, Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr, and the Church on the Rock will appear as you glide down the river.

Explore Kraków's Old Town and discover its architectural beauty and cultural gems. Start at St. Mary's Basilica on the Main Square, where you'll be amazed by the intricate Veit Stoss altarpiece. Then, stroll through the lively Market Square, admire the Cloth Hall's Renaissance appeal, and uncover the history of Jagiellonian University. The city's narrow streets are full of hidden treasures waiting to be found. With an expert guide, this tour offers an exciting expedition through Kraków's cultural and architectural wonders. It's a perfect day out for history lovers and culture enthusiasts alike.

Join a walking tour of Krakow's Jewish Ghetto, formerly under Nazi occupation. Your expert guide, armed with a wealth of knowledge and a handful of surviving landmarks, will illuminate this poignant chapter of history.

Experience southern Polish life in all its charm with a tour guide as you sample the regional delicacies of sheep cheese, known as oscypek, and sip on local liqueurs. The journey takes guests to Zakopane, along the lively Krupówki Street. From there, a modern funicular whisks you high up to the Gubałówka summit for views of the Polish and Slovak Tatras. After soaking in the scenery, enjoy some free time to savor the sumptuous Polish cuisine or take a leisurely stroll away from the usual tourist spots. The experience comes with the added convenience of a pick-up service from any Krakow hotel, ensuring a comfortable and worry-free adventure. And don't worry about tickets or queues – all of that is taken care of.

Originally a modest collection curated by Seweryn Udziela, the the Krakow Ethnographic Museum now boasts an impressive 80,000 showpieces, most hailing from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. This treasure chest of Krakow's peasant culture and folklore flings open its doors to curious minds keen to explore its extensive collections, and to learn how Polish culture has evolved over the centuries.

Visit Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps starting from Wroclaw with a guided tour led by an experienced educator. Explore Auschwitz I to observe the preserved barracks and prisoner areas, seeing notable artifacts like victims' belongings and the "Arbeit macht frei" gate. Proceed to Auschwitz II-Birkenau to see the remnants of gas chambers, crematoria, and the large grounds which highlight the scale of historical events. The guide provides historical context and explains the significance of these sites while offering opportunities to reflect at the memorial spaces, connecting to and educating about these impactful historical events.

Join a guided day trip from Warsaw to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, the largest and most infamous Nazi concentration and extermination camp. This UNESCO-listed site is a place of remembrance and one of the most important historical landmarks in the world. Travel comfortably from Warsaw with hotel pickup options and enter the memorial with a pre-booked ticket; everything is organized for a seamless visit. Throughout the tour, you’ll be accompanied by a certified historian or licensed educator who will share expert insights and provide crucial historical context. Begin your visit at Auschwitz I, where you’ll walk through the preserved barracks and prisoner blocks. See the original belongings of the victims and pass under the notorious Arbeit macht frei gate, while learning about the daily struggles, suffering, and resilience of prisoners. Continue to Auschwitz II–Birkenau, the vast extermination camp where over a million people lost their lives.

Participate in a guided visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps from Katowice, led by a knowledgeable educator providing historical context. Spend time understanding the history and remembering the individuals affected by the Holocaust by visiting the remaining structures on the site.

Looking to get a feel for Polish heritage? Get medieval at one of Europe's most impressive castles, and hear stories dating back to the 14th century from a knowledgeable local guide.

Join a 2-hour bike tour through Krakow's historic Jewish Quarter, Kazimierz. Ride through streets that once thrived with Jewish life in Poland. Cycle past well-preserved synagogues, traditional courtyards, and street art. A local guide will share stories about Jewish culture, customs, and the district’s changes over time. Stop at cafés, historic squares, and the riverside for photos and a break. See both hidden spots in alleys and notable landmarks like the Old Synagogue and Szeroka Street.

Take a guided bike tour through Krakow's historic Old Town. Start in the center of the UNESCO-listed area, where a local guide will give you bike and safety instructions. Ride along cobbled streets and lanes, passing key landmarks. Cycle the Royal Route, historically used by Polish kings for ceremonies.

Take a one-hour boat ride along the Vistula River to see Krakow's riverside landmarks. Rest your feet and see the city from your seat. Pass by Wawel Hill and sail under Zwierzyniec Bridge. Start near Wawel and travel through Vistula's calm waters to see the city differently. Head towards Salwator and then continue down the river to view local buildings and landscapes. Travel under Zwierzyniec Bridge, see the Bishop's Palace, and turn towards Manggha Center. Pass through the waterfront districts of Kazimierz and Podgórze. Finally, view the Church on the Rock before returning.

Visit TomorrowLand, a modern entertainment center in the center of Krakow. Located on Floriańska Street near St. Mary's Church, this spot offers a range of activities powered by cutting-edge technology. Drive a race car, act as a spy, become a thriller hero, or play as a rock star. Walk through and enjoy the unique wall art by a talented artist and innovative lighting solutions. The cool, mysterious atmosphere provides a welcome break on hot summer days. TomorrowLand offers activities for both children and adults. Everyone can find something to do.

Visit Wawel Cathedral, a significant historical and cultural site. The guided tour includes entry to the cathedral and exploring the castle courtyard. In the cathedral, see medieval altars, explore historical tombs, and view the Sigismund Bell. The tour provides insights into the history of the site. Afterward, walk through the castle courtyard and learn about the plaques and remains of historic structures present in the area. The visit combines historical exploration with an informative narrative about the site's significance.

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum on a guided tour to learn about its history as a Nazi concentration and extermination camp. Spend time understanding the events and impact of the Holocaust with a certified historian or licensed educator, providing valuable information. The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours. Participants will receive a lunchbox that includes two sandwiches and fruit.

First, visit the Divine Mercy Sanctuary. See the tomb of Saint Faustina Kowalska, known for her visions and the message of Divine Mercy. In the modern basilica, find a place for quiet reflection and prayer. Learn about the importance of Divine Mercy and its teachings on love and forgiveness. Then, head to the Sanctuary of St. John Paul II. This site is part of the "Have No Fear!" Center, featuring a church, museum, and exhibits on John Paul II’s life and papacy. The architecture integrates modern and traditional designs, creating a space that honors the pope’s legacy and educates visitors about his impact.

Visit the former Nazi concentration camps at Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau on this 7-hour trip from Krakow. Choose to be picked up from one of three meeting points or directly from your hotel or apartment in Krakow. On the way to Auschwitz, watch a short documentary about the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau to learn about the camp's history. The former Nazi concentration and extermination camp complex is now preserved as a museum and memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. The guided tour includes both Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau, led by a guide through barracks and exhibitions, visits to memorial areas, and time to reflect at sites such as the gate and the ruins at Birkenau.

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps with a knowledgeable educator who will share its history. Spend about 3.5 hours learning about the millions of victims of the Holocaust. Auschwitz-Birkenau was established in 1940 by Nazi Germany and was the largest concentration camp operated by the Nazis. It became the site of mass killings, mostly of Jews and Poles, who were murdered in gas chambers. Afterward, go to the second camp at Birkenau, where mass killings occurred as part of the Nazi "Final Solution to the Jewish Question.”

Discover Krakow’s rich history and key sights in one day on a guided bike tour. Ride through the old town, pass through the Jewish district of Kazimierz, and visit the former ghetto to reach Schindler’s Factory. See the Market Square, medieval city walls, and Planty Park. Stop at an old university building, and see a dragon statue. Take a break to try a zapiekanka (not included in the ticket).

Experience a memorable evening in Krakow with a traditional Polish Folk Show and dinner. Relax in a cozy, cottage-style restaurant overlooking Kryspinów lake as you enjoy an all-inclusive buffet dinner, unlimited drinks, and authentic live folk music and dance performances. The night begins with a scenic double-decker bus ride, setting the stage for a true taste of Polish culture and hospitality.

Take a self-guided audio tour of Krakow’s history during the Nazi occupation, beginning at the Tempel Synagogue and moving through the Jewish district of Kazimierz. The route includes stops at the remains of the Krakow Ghetto Wall and ends at Oskar Schindler's Factory, where accounts from this time are shared. You will also see memorials such as the bronze chairs of the Jewish Ghetto Memorial and the Eagle Pharmacy. This tour visits key sites connected to Krakow’s experiences during World War II.

Take a self-guided audio tour through Krakow's historic Kazimierz district to learn about Jewish heritage. This tour covers stories of faith, perseverance, and rebirth in Polish Jewish history. Start at the fortified walls of the 15th-century Old Synagogue and proceed to the Jewish Community Centre of Krakow for a look into the community's past and present. Navigate through the cobbled paths of Szeroka Street and view synagogues with significant histories. Conclude at Corpus Christi Church, showcasing the architectural and cultural mix of Kazimierz. Visit the Jewish Cemetery, stop by memorials, and see the lively New Square. The echoes of history surround you throughout the journey.

Join a guided vodka tasting to try a selection of top Polish vodkas. Sample local snacks and hear tales from Poland’s past. In a relaxed setting, share drinks with fellow travelers and locals.

Visit the thermal baths in Chochołów for a relaxing day trip. Soak in warm, mineral-rich waters and view the Tatra Mountains. This offers a way to relax and refresh in a peaceful mountain setting.

Visit Zakopane in the Tatra Mountains with a one-day trip full of activities. Taste local specialties like oscypek cheese in a traditional highlander cottage. See the views of the Tatra Mountains from Gubałówka Funicular and spend your free time on Krupówki Street, exploring its shops and cafes. This trip is great for nature enthusiasts and those interested in culture. You will find plenty of things to see and do in Zakopane.

Visit Schindler's Factory to learn about its history and significance. Then, explore one of the best-preserved salt mines in the world. See underground lakes, caves, and chapels made entirely of salt on this half-day tour.

Book a combined tour of two important World War II sites in southern Poland. Transportation is provided from a central Krakow meeting point. Gain insight into the story of Oscar Schindler and daily life in Krakow during World War II. Receive a skip-the-line ticket and guided tour of both Auschwitz-Birkenau and Schindler's Factory.

Use the TouringBee audio guide to explore Krakow, with audio narration at each stop. The app offers a walking route through 26 landmarks in the central districts, including the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. Walk through the ancient city and along the Vistula River, learning about notable poles and the three righteous among the nations. You will also get sightseeing tips and food recommendations.

Explore pre-war Krakow on a guided e-scooter ride through key historical sites. Navigate through synagogues, the Jewish cemetery, and Schindler's List film locations, beginning with e-scooter training to ensure safety. During the tour, visit Krakow's Jewish Quarter, where you'll see synagogues and a Jewish cemetery, and learn about Elena Rubinstein's home and the largest mikvah in Krakow. Ride through the former ghetto and explore locations from Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List. Gain insights into the lives of the people who lived here before the war and learn about the modern Jewish community.

Join a Vistula River cruise to see Krakow's well-known landmarks. Pass by Wawel Castle, the Old Town skyline, and the Church on the Rock as the cruise moves at a steady pace. Use the audio guide to learn about the sights, such as the house of John Paul II and the Dragon Statue. This cruise is a good option for those interested in history or looking for a calm way to see the city.

Join a guided walking tour of Krakow, the cultural capital of Poland. See the city's rich history through key sites like Wawel Hill, the Royal Castle, and Main Market Square. Visit Wawel Hill to see the Royal Castle and Cathedral, part of one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a major historical site in Poland. Walk through Old Town, once the center of Poland's political life for over 500 years. Explore the Jagiellonian University district, home to the oldest university in Poland. Stroll through Planty Park, one of the largest city parks in the country. Visit the Main Market Square, which dates back to the 13th century. See St. Mary’s Basilica and remnants of Krakow's medieval fortifications.

Discover a world of excitement at our unique attraction on Floriańska Street in Krakow, where adventure and fun come together under one roof. Step into the Glass Maze, where every turn offers a new challenge and visual delight. Enjoy the 7D cinema, where cutting-edge technology adds an extra dimension of excitement to your movie experience. Navigate through the Vortex Tunnel, a swirling, dizzying journey that will test your balance. Meanwhile, kids can have a blast in the vibrant playroom, designed to spark creativity and energy.

Start the tour in the Jewish Quarter with a typical zapiekanka, a local flatbread pizza. After that, visit one of Kraków's oldest bars to sample honey-flavored vodka. Stop by a 100-year-old Polish restaurant to taste a popular local soup. Enjoy Poland's famous Pierogi in a communist-era Milkbar. Visit the largest medieval square in Europe and try Polish beer and bigos at a local pub. Taste Oscypek, a regional smoked sheep's milk cheese served with cranberry jelly. End the tour with a special sweet treat and a secret dish at a hidden venue.

Experience Polish folk dances like the energetic Krakowiak, originating from Kraków. Spend an evening at "Morskie Oko" restaurant. The Highlander-themed setting mimics Zakopane with its wooden décor, candlelight, and fireplace. Watch a dance duo perform traditional Polish choreography. You can either watch or participate in the dances. Food and drinks are not included. A regional menu will be provided in advance, featuring various dining options. This event is a chance to engage with Polish culture and cuisine.

Learn about the history and impact of the Jewish community in Kraków in this guided segway tour while exploring the city's streets. A live guide will accompany you and tell you more about the local Jewish community's role in shaping the city's culture and history. You will visit key synagogues, a historic Jewish cemetery, and Kraków’s largest mikvah. After that, you will also tour the Kraków Ghetto and hear stories of its past residents. See the home of Helena Rubinstein, a prominent 20th-century businesswoman and philanthropist. Visit sites featured in the film Schindler’s List. The tour begins with a Segway training session suitable for all skill levels.

Take a segway tour of Kraków and explore its architecture and landmarks. Visit the Old Town's market squares and the historic Jewish Quarter. After that, visit the Royal Route, view the Wawel Royal Castle, and pass by four notable churches. Stop at the Wawel Dragon Cave and the Vistula embankment. A knowledgeable guide will explain the Old Town's history and culture, and you will discover why Kraków is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Begin your guided walking tour at Florian's Gate in Krakow. This half-day tour covers a city recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore Krakow's Old Town, listening to engaging stories from your guide about the city's architecture, residents, and attractions. Visit Wawel Hill, home to the Wawel Royal Castle and Cathedral, including the bell tower and catacombs, the resting place of Polish monarchs. Walk through Old Town to see St. Mary's Basilica, the Kraków Cloth Hall, and the defensive walls and Barbican fortress.

Explore Zakopane, a popular mountain resort town located at the foot of Poland's Tatra Mountains. The city attracts tourists year-round as a top winter sports destination and offers scenic views of nature, rich folklore, and unique wooden architecture. Enjoy a private transfer and explore Poland's highest town with a funicular ride up Gubalowka Mountain for views of the Tatra Mountains. Experience the culture and architecture of Polish Highlanders and try their local cuisine.

Prepare for a tour of the immersive 7D films where stories come alive. Experience space or the Amazon rainforest like never before with cutting-edge technology. Enjoy dynamic visuals and effects like chair movements, wind, and scents for an amazing family adventure.

Experience an exciting rafting trip on the Dunajec River, the natural boundary between Poland and Slovakia, where the river changes from a calm stream to a thrilling rapid. Begin the tour with a hotel pick-up, which takes you to the rafting site to raft on traditional wooden rafts, passing between cliffs and limestone rock formations in the Pieniny Mountains. The rafting lasts about two hours. Visit a UNESCO-listed wooden church in Debno and Niedzica Castle. Enjoy a delicious lunch and free time for shopping before returning.

Visit the House of Attractions in Karakow to experience the fun inside a glass maze. Enter a photo-friendly maze designed for perfect snapshots. Take your time exploring the twists and turns, capturing memories at your own pace.

Visit the Polish Vodka Museum in Kraków and learn about Poland's beloved drink. The self-guided tour covers the history of Polish vodka and includes tastings of premium types. Interactive exhibits and lessons make this a fun and informative experience for everyone. This museum is a must-see in Kraków for its mix of education and enjoyment. Cheers!

Embark on a captivating full-day group tour from Krakow, unveiling the awe-inspiring snow-kissed Tatra Mountains. The first stop is the quaint village of Chochołów, a charming spectacle of local wooden architecture. Then, it's onto Zakopane, home to the bustling Krupowki Street. A knowledgeable guide ensures travelers don't miss a beat, showcasing Zakopane's iconic wooden architecture and the impressive Wielka Krokiew ski jump. The afternoon ushers in a delightful sleigh ride through one of the area's picturesque valleys. Here, laughter fills the air as the sleigh makes its merry way through the winter wonderland. No winter fairy tale is complete without a bonfire. Gather round for an hour-long treat of warm pork sausages, smoked cheese - the famous "oscypek," and a Highlander's tea with a zesty kick. This sleigh ride near Zakopane is a hearty dose of adventure, where the mountain climate and winter scenery transport you straight into a storybook. And remember, if the snow cover is not sufficient for the sleigh, a horse-drawn cart awaits to keep the adventure rolling!

Enjoy a 4-hour bike ride through the beautiful city of Krakow. Explore Planty Gardens, tracing the city's ancient moat and following the Vistula River. Pedal through Kazimierz and its vibrant streets. See the city's top attractions with a knowledgeable guide who shares Krakow's history. Pass landmarks like Wawel Castle and the Main Square. Stop at various spots for photo opportunities, ensuring a relaxed pace.

Venture on a day trip to Zakopane from Krakow and discover a popular destination for skiing, climbing, rafting, hiking, cycling, and paragliding. Start with a visit to a cozy highlander's cottage to try traditional Oscypek cheese and then get the chance to explore Koliba Villa's Museum of Zakopane Style. Hop on the funicular railway to Mount Gubałówka for stunning views. Walk down Krupówki street for a taste of Zakopane's culture, language, attire, and music.

Explore the real-life story that inspired Steven Spielberg's movie "Schindler's List" with a guided tour of the Schindler Factory Museum. Learn about Oskar Schindler and the over 1,000 Jews he saved during World War II. Walk through rooms filled with memories from Schindler's life and the permanent exhibition "Kraków Under Nazi Occupation 1939-1945." Discover the history of Krakow and its residents, both Polish and Jewish, from the events that unfolded a month before the war. Furthermore, listen to the stories of the first month of Nazi occupation, leading up to the history of Krakow's Ghetto and the Płaszów Concentration Camp. The tour is an experience that promises to be as enlightening as it is emotional.

Hop on the Leo Express for an easy trip between Kraków and Oswiecim. Get to your destination in just over an hour with five spacious carriages, plush seats, free WiFi, and charging points on board.

Set off on a captivating journey through the magical avenues of Old Town with a seasoned guide leading the way. Marvel at the architectural wonder that is St. Mary's Church, where Veit Stoss' masterpiece patiently awaits your admiration. Walk over centuries of history in the 800-year-old Main Square, the heartbeat of Royal Krakow, while urban legends whisper in your ears. The adventure continues underground at the Market Square, where the Archaeological Underground Museum holds hidden treasures. Four meters beneath the surface, discover ancient cobblestone paths and uncover the rich tapestry of Krakow's past. Don't hold back, secure your ticket now for an unforgettable exploration.

Prepare for an adventure through Kraków's history. Explore the astonishing Wawel Castle and gaze at the intricate designs of the Wawel Cathedral. Wander through the Old Town and feel the lively atmosphere of Rynek Główny. Get a chance to witness St. Mary's Basilica with its impressive Veit Stoss altarpiece. Finish off your tour at the Rynek Underground Museum to uncover Kraków's hidden mysteries. This tour combines architectural beauty, historical tales, and archaeological wonders for a complete experience in the Old Town.

With this pass, you can easily explore intriguing exhibits. The museum keeps things fresh with changing displays, always offering something new. For the latest updates, check out the museum's website. The museum takes you back to medieval Poland. Travel through time, mingling with influential social groups while staying in the present.

Dive into the world of Tadeusz Kantor at Cricoteka for an engaging museum experience! Cricoteka isn't just a museum – it's a lively educational center filled with events, gatherings, and workshops. Explore Tadeusz Kantor's fascinating works, from theatrical props to original documents and captivating art pieces, all showcased for you to enjoy. Cricoteka's exhibitions create a dynamic multimedia experience that appeals to visitors from all backgrounds. Through a mix of visual displays, atmospheric sounds, and captivating videos, you'll uncover the story behind Kantor's work. It's a compelling experience for everyone, regardless of whether you speak Polish or not.

The Esterka House hosts an array of thoughtfully curated exhibitions with a mission to collect "the proofs of diversity and wealth of the world’s cultures, making their values international, a shared commodity of the open society." The permanent exhibitions are *African Expeditions, Asian Ways*, *The Korean Gallery*, and *Biblia Pauperum*. The museum is also known for its Museum for Children and family-friendly activities.

The tour begins outside the Old Synagogue in the Kazimierz district, for a stroll through its streets while the knowledgeable guide unveils the history of the Jewish people in Krakow. Next is a visit to Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory, dedicated to the heroic endeavors of Oskar Schindler, who rescued many Jewish people during WWII. The final stop is the former Jewish ghetto, where you will learn about the overcrowded conditions, the ghetto wall, the "Under the Eagle" pharmacy, and the stirring monument of 68 chairs in Heroes' Square.

This tour takes you to Poland's most revered pilgrimage site— a sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin Mary steeped in centuries of devotion. Upon reaching the sanctuary, the chapel housing the miraculous Black Madonna image awaits exploration. This icon represents the fervent Marian devotion, a cornerstone of Catholic and Orthodox faith in Poland. The journey continues to the grand Basilica, the sanctuary's heart, inviting a serene moment of reflection. Additionally, the 600th Anniversary Museum and the Treasury are open for discovery, offering a glimpse into the monastery's history. The opportunity to attend the Holy Mass presents itself for those who desire, while others can enjoy a leisurely lunch break and a visit to the quaint gift shop.

Over a hundred years ago, the village women of Zalipie, a hidden gem in south-eastern Poland, participated in a tradition of transforming their homes into canvases. Each home in Zalipie is a work of art with paintings on walls, stoves, and even fences. The local women have poured their hearts into every brush stroke, crafting delicate tissue-paper flowers, and weaving charming hay spiders. The village's love for flora stretches beyond the interior, with blossoms and petals splashed across the exteriors of cottages, farm buildings, wells, and more. Currently, Zalipie boasts about 20 of these mesmerizing painted houses. The most notable among them is the farmhouse of Felicja Curyłowa, a Zalipie painter whose home now serves as a museum.

Visit Schindler's Factory, formerly an enamel factory, it is now a museum that hosts a permanent exhibition that tells the story of the Polish people under Nazi occupation. Learn about German entrepreneur, Oskar Schindler, who saved countless lives during the Second World War, as immortalized in Spielberg's Oscar-winning epic, _Schindler's List_. Afterwards, visit Wieliczka, home to one of Europe's largest ancient salt mines. Over 700 years old and plunging 340 m deep, this subterranean mine spans 245 km. Wander through a 3 km tourist route that weaves through over 20 grand halls, including the St. Kinga's Church. This underground space is carved entirely from salt and contains chandeliers and religious sculptures.

As you visit the Home Army Museum in Kraków, get ready to learn firsthand about the harrowing experience of Poland during WWII. This former railway building has been transformed into a time capsule, where you can learn about heroic tales of the Polish Underground State and the Home Army's fearless resistance against Nazi oppression. See artifacts and mementos, generously donated by the descendants of former soldiers and resistance trailblazers. These touching tokens provide a peek into the civilian and military existence during the wartime years, mirroring the unbreakable spirit of a nation under attack. Each display unveils a tale of bravery, sacrifice, and invincible resolve, illuminating the Herculean efforts made by those bold enough to defy the Nazi rule.

Get ready to step back into time with a visit to the Archaeological Museum branch located in the heart of Krakow's Nowa Huta Branice area. This treasure trove of ancient discoveries has been deeply tied to the history of the area and the local metallurgical plant since its inception. It all began in 1949 when construction unearthed a wealth of archaeological wonders. In 1950, the Ministry of Culture and Art officially established the Management of Excavation Works in Nowa Huta. Over the years, the museum has shifted locations within the district, finally settling down in the charming Kraków Branice area. The star attraction, "Archaeologists for Nowa Huta" exhibition lies within the scenic manor and park complex. Interactive boards and screens narrate the fascinating history of the museum, and the ancient tales of the Nowa Huta region, and showcase a stunning collection of photographs from the last seven decades.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kazimierz, a historic Jewish quarter, and retrace its history from the 14th century to the Second World War. The district is full of traditional Jewish institutions, synagogues, and ancient cemeteries, as well as modern dynamism, boutiques, and charming cafes. This journey ends with a visit to the exhibition at the Schindler's Factory Museum about the Holocaust in Krakow and the tale of a German businessman's brave efforts to rescue Jews. This poignant story inspired the creation of Stephen Spielberg's Oscar-winning film, *Schindler's List*.

Travel through time and explore the rich, vibrant history of Kraków's oldest district, Kazimierz, aboard an electric golf cart. This ancient city quarter by the scenic Vistula River, is an intriguing spot of Christian and Jewish cultures. As you cross the charming, picturesque streets of Kazimierz, you'll be amazed by the architectural beauty of over 20 stunning monuments. This iconic district is a must-visit spot in Kraków, filled with the cultural activities of modern locals and tourists alike. Walk through the Jewish ghetto in the Podgórze district. The district stands resilient with traces of its tragic past carved into its landscape. Discover fragments of the undamaged ghetto wall and pay homage at the poignant Ghetto Heroes Square, marked by a memorial of evocative empty chairs.

This visit to Plaszow, formerly a Nazi concentration camp, is a journey tracing the landmarks of Jewish culture in Krakow. While it's hard to fathom that a few kilometers from Krakow's Main Market Square, a Nazi concentration camp was established and operated during the war, it's a duty to remember and grasp the reality of these atrocities. This guided tour acts as an homage to the Jewish victims who died there, as well as an opportunity to educate oneself with the help of an expert to ensure that the memory of this place and its victims does not fade.

Escape down the Dunajec River Gorge on a 2 to 3-hour river adventure aboard a traditional wooden raft as a river guide tells you about the rich wildlife and historical tales of the area. The adventure begins with a scenic drive from Kraków to the Sromowce Wyżne wharf. From there, go on an 18 km cruise, allowing the gentle currents to guide the raft along the Dunajec River. The trip offers unforgettable views of the Niedzica and Czorsztyn castles. The cruise concludes in the charming town of Szczawnica.

Discover Kraków's hidden gems and learn about its vibrant history with an expertly guided tour. The tour starts at Wawel Hill, the grand royal residence with Renaissance and Baroque period rooms, and a treasure trove of rare artifacts. Next, step into the monumental cathedral with sacred and secular architecture, where kings were baptized, crowned, and laid to rest. After a delightful lunch, the tour moves to the Main Square for a visit to the modern museum, which reveals the results of archaeological research conducted right under the square.

Dive into a culinary adventure that takes you on a tour of Kraków's city center. Fill your senses with the aroma of traditional Kraków obwarzanek and popular Polish street food. And let's not forget the icing on the cake – or rather, the shot in the glass. To complete this culinary exploration, brace yourself for a traditional Polish vodka tasting. The journey continues to a lively market, brimming with regional delicacies waiting to be tasted. There, hidden gems of Polish cuisine are around every corner.

Sightsee Kraków's Old Town in the cozy seat of a golf cart to feast your eyes on medieval lanes, the vibrant Main Market Square, and the regal Wawel Castle. In the verdant arms of the Planty, the Old Town is bursting with monumental gems. Sit back, unwind, and let the audio commentary teach you about the region. From the city center, past towering churches and palaces, you learn about the Latin Quarter and gaze at St. Stephen's Church, St. Anna, the Cloth Hall, and St. Mary's Basilica. Be sure to steal a glance at the Papal Window and the Gothic Franciscan Monastery!

Welcome to the magical world of legends and stories associated with Krakow! Learn the fascinating legends of the city through an animatronic show. You'll learn about stories such as the Wawel Dragon, Kinga and the salt mine in Wieliczka, the Mariacki towers, the Yellow Boot, and the Sigismund Bell. Using technology, the robot theatre brings legends to life and allows for an exciting interaction with the characters you would otherwise only read about! Travel back in time and discover the dangers that awaited Mr. Twardowski, summon a ghost, or see live how the Lajkonik danced through the streets of the city.

Explore the rich tapestry of Jewish Kazimierz, a district that has experienced both sorrow and joy throughout the centuries. This historical place has witnessed many stories - from the isolated lives of its earliest settlers to its transformation into the hippest quarter of 21st-century Kraków. On this tour, you'll discover how the first settlers lived, how World War II impacted the city's fate, and why Judaism and Christianity are deeply intertwined in the Jewish district. The journey begins on Szeroka Street, filled with iconic spots - the Old Synagogue, a ritual bath (Mikveh), retro-style restaurants, and quaint cafes. Then, walk through the active Remuh Synagogue and the oldest Jewish cemetery in Kraków. Pay a visit to the Church on the Rock and feel the colorful atmosphere of Wolnica Square. The guide will tell you tales of the famous figures who once resided in Kazimierz, the rituals they observed, and the relationships they forged with their Polish neighbors.

In the middle of the Wolski Forest, the Krakow Zoo, founded in 1929, stands as a must-visit attraction. Bursting with vibrant wildlife, it serves as a sanctuary for species once on the brink of extinction. Now, they flourish in environments tailored to meet their natural needs. With this ticket, you are driven from the doorstep of your Krakow hotel straight to an encounter with the zoo's most famous residents. Picture coming face-to-face with the towering Rothschild Giraffe, the adorable pygmy hippo, the Amur Tiger, and the Ruffed Lemur. The zoo is a paradise with an incredible diversity of mammals, reptiles, and birds. No matter the age, there's a fascinating creature to captivate everyone's interest.

Take a breather and sit back comfortably as the city of Krakow glides past. This hour-long cruise along the tranquil waters of the Vistula River provides the opportunity to view the city from a fresh perspective. Wawel Hill, the church on Skalka, the roof of the Japanese Art Centre, the charming buildings of the Kazimierz district, and numerous bridges and footbridges - are all yours to discover.

Ride towards the stunning Polish horizon just 30 minutes from Krakow with a professional instructor to guide the way. The adventure kicks off with a quick safety briefing. Then, it's time to hit the forest and off-road field tracks. The tracks cater to all skill levels and weather conditions; rain, hail, or sunshine. And as if that wasn't enough, the day wraps up with a delicious BBQ lunch, complete with refreshing drinks.

Educate yourself with a tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Auschwitz-Birkenau. This ex-Nazi concentration camp was a dark place of oppression and tragedy during World War II, claiming over a million lives. Today, Auschwitz stands as a monument to the victims of the Holocaust. To pay homage to these victims, visit the *Death Wall*, strewn with vibrant flowers, as well as the gas chambers, crematoriums, and preserved ruins. The small tour group of 15 people will be accompanied by a local, licensed guide, so you can gain a deeper understanding of this somber history.

Make your descent below the surface of Krakow for a guided tour through Polish mining activity. Wander through chambers, and see underground lakes, shrines, and salty monuments in one of the oldest UNESCO-listed salt mines! Join your guide and explore this impressive labyrinth of almost 2,400 chambers, stretching over 245km. If you're worried about the air quality down there, great news: the mine's special microclimate actually has a beneficial effect on asthma sufferers and those with allergies!

Step into the enchanting world of a museum, brought to life in April 2004 by the gifted lens of Chris Schwarz. Celebrated worldwide, Schwarz's camera has captured everything from the essence of Northern Ireland to Japan, Canada to Afghanistan, and beyond. His collaborations with esteemed organizations like the Red Cross and the World Health Organization, as well as numerous UK charities, have given his work a unique depth and perspective. Schwarz has authored countless vibrant exhibitions and publications, shining a light on global social issues. His powerful images of the homeless, the disabled, and the terminally ill are a testament to his talent and empathy. Don't miss this chance to see the world through Schwarz's eyes!

This private walking tour through Kazimierz, the former Jewish district brimming with contrasts and intrigue, will cast a new light on Krakow. Learn how this enchanting neighborhood has transformed into a vibrant hub of artistic galleries, cozy cafés, and lively pubs, perfect for creatives and intellectuals to work their magic on the world. Kazimierz is not only a thriving artistic haven but also a treasure trove of Jewish history and culture. Discover the differences between Ashkenazim and Sephardim, and follow in the footsteps of iconic figures such as Helena Rubinstein and Roman Polanski. Film buffs will delight in tracing the shooting locations of "Schindler's List," while history enthusiasts can wander the streets of the former ghetto, where a section of the wall still stands as a testament to the past. The journey culminates at Ghetto Heroes' Square, the poignant heart of the former ghetto.

Step into the enchanting Wieliczka Salt Mine, a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978. This captivating underground wonderland promises an unforgettable adventure and a breath of fresh air, literally! Delve 700-year-old caverns where the air is refreshingly free of pollutants, a rare treasure in today's world. Embark on the tourist route to unravel the hidden secrets of this extraordinary subterranean city. Marvel at the chambers intricately carved from salt, awe-inspiring carpentry structures, mysterious underground lakes, and mesmerizing salt sculptures. The Wieliczka Salt Mine offers an enthralling journey through a labyrinth of rock-carved corridors stretching over two kilometres and plunging more than 130 meters beneath the surface. As visitors traverse this magical realm, they will uncover the rich history of this unique place and the people who have shaped its story over the centuries. Don't miss the chance to experience the allure of the Wieliczka Salt Mine!

Join an exhilarating adventure to the most sought-after climbing destination in Poland – the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland (or as the locals call it, Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska). This enchanting Jurassic limestone landscape offers a unique opportunity to combine a thrilling rock climbing experience with breathtaking views of limestone rocks, cliffs, valleys, and over 220 intriguing caves. Step into in the heart of the famed "Eagles' Nests Trail," a 180 km-long trail adorned with the majestic ruins and recently restored castles dating back to the 14th century. A friendly, English-speaking climbing instructor will accompany you as you conquer the stunning limestone rocks. Whether you're a seasoned climber or a curious novice, everyone is welcome to experience the thrill of climbing in Podlesice – the true "capital of Polish rock climbing" located just 80 km from Kraków.

Embark on a moreish walking tour with a local foodie guide, who will lead you on a culinary adventure through Krakow's picturesque Old Town, packed with mouthwatering delights and breathtaking sights. The knowledgeable host will escort you to an exquisite selection of restaurants, bars, and cafés, hand-picked for their authentic Polish dishes and beverages. As you indulge in Poland's finest flavours, you'll also feast your eyes on the city's architectural gems and historic landmarks. Marvel at the captivating Main Square, home to the awe-inspiring St. Mary Basilica and the elegant Cloth Hall. This delectable journey is not only a treat for your palate but also a visual feast, as you immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the City center. Don't miss this irresistible opportunity to explore the best of Polish cuisine and culture. Book your ticket now and prepare for an unforgettable experience that will leave you craving more!

Experience Krakow Zoo, which currently contains more than 1,400 animals and represents about 270 species. Discover over 100 groups of animals that are either dying or endangered. These include the Rothschild Giraffe, the Przewalski's Horse, the pygmy hippo, the panda bear, the snow leopard, the Amur Tiger, the maned wolf, the antelope addaks, the chimpanzee, and the Ruffed Lemur. This area in Wolski Forest is a favorite vacation spot for the inhabitants of Krakow, with numerous marked walking trails. Many of them run near the Zoologischer Garten.

Step back in time as you walk through Krakow’s Old Town. Not only will you experience the charm of its medieval architecture, but your professional and knowledgeable city guide will teach you about Poland’s history, unique symbols and traditions, and fun facts along the way. The highlight of the Old Town is the Royal Route. It begins in the northern part of the Old Town at St. Florian's Church, which contains the relics of the Patron Saint of Poland, St. Florian. The historic path continues on 3 streets, Floriańska, Grodzka, and Kanonicza. Main Market Square is the largest medieval square in Europe and is home to many historic buildings. The central feature of the Square is the Sukiennice, a Renaissance Cloth Hall with fabulous arcades designed by Italian architect J.M. Padovano.

Embark on a journey through time with the Krakow Jewish Quarter Guided Walking Tour. Once a vibrant Jewish district, Kazimierz bore witness to a flourishing Jewish culture before World War II. However, this area, as well as the neighboring Podgórze district, became a scene of devastation by the Nazis, forcing most of the remaining Jewish population to flee following the war. But since the late 1980s, Kazimierz's Jewish heritage has been brought back to life. The district's progress has been aided by the success of the Spielberg film, Schindler's List, which was set in this area and won multiple Academy Awards. On the Krakow Jewish Quarter Guided Walking Tour, visitors can experience the history of this interesting district firsthand. Led by an experienced guide, they will stroll through Kazimierz's charming streets and alleyways, discovering the remnants of the rich Jewish culture that once thrived here.

With this relaxed bike tour of Krakow, you will explore the beautiful Polish city of Krakow with the guidance of an enthusiastic guide. The Complete Krakow Bike Tour is a great way to see all the city's highlights and experience its history, architecture, modern art and more. See the historical Old Town and the Jewish quarter, Kazimierz, and hear interesting and captivating stories as you go. You'll come away with a complete understanding of the Polish culture without being bored by countless minor details. The group sets the pace of the tour. There will also be a short stop for a drink along the way.

Ready to be wonderstruck by atmospheric Kazimierz? On this fun tour in a top Polish neighbourhood, you will take a walk through historic streets, learning all about the exciting events that took place in this district. Hear about Kazimierz's legends, and visit some of the nicest bars in Kazimierz, where vodka shots will be waiting! In many countries, people know Polish vodka as a very strong, transparent drink, which isn't very popular. You'll soon find out that nothing could be further from the truth! This incredibly tasty drink comes in all flavours. There's lemon vodka, cherry vodka, even hazelnut vodka. Sample some for yourself and decide on your favourite flavour!

Don’t feel like being part of a large group? No problem! This wheely-good private bike tour is designed for a small private group, with your own experienced English-speaking guide pedaling alongside you. Before the tour starts, the guide will suggest a route and adapt it to your wishes! You'll see all the highlights of Krakow, and more. Enjoy the history, architecture, modern art and everything else this beautiful city has to offer from the comfort of your bike. Your group sets the pace of the tour. So if you want to rest somewhere, take a nice picture or have a drink on a terrace, you can!

Bottles, pints, kegs, or steins – there's no wrong way to enjoy a beer! Find out more about this hoppy beverage on a guided beer tour in Krakow. Pour, sip, and repeat as you make your way through Krakow's brewery hotspots. Go bottoms up with a beer quiz, and toast to the history of Polish beer as you polish off your pint of liquid gold.

Explore the natural wilderness of the Tatra Mountains on a dogsled ride with this exhilarating tour from Krakow! After being collected from your accommodation in Krakow, sit back and relax on a 50-kilometer drive through the Polish countryside. Stop in a mountain village on the border of Slovakia and soak up the majestic snow-covered terrain. Continuing on to a husky reserve, enjoy some time getting to know the animals better, before a staff member exhibits how to prepare the harness and all the other necessary mushing equipment. Find out how to drive a vehicle that is perfectly adapted to the frozen terrain of the Tatra mountains. After your sledding briefing, it's time to start your dogsled ride! Feel the thrill of being driven by your instructor through the winter landscapes of the Chocholowska Valley. Return to the husky reserve and drive back to your accommodation in Krakow.

Take a dip in the Polish mountains with tickets for a **day trip from Krakow to the thermal pools of Zakopane**, complete with **roundtrip transport from your hotel**. Enjoy a morning pickup from your hotel location in **Krakow** and ride through the Polish mountains. Stop at a quaint cottage known for its cheese, and make your way up to the top of **Gubalowka**. Soak in the snow-capped **Tatra Mountains** before arriving in **Zakopane**, where you'll immerse yourself in the soothing **thermal pools** for an ultra-relaxing holiday in Poland.

Trace the steps of **Pope John Paul II** to **Wadowice** and witness the miraculous image of the Virgin Mary in **Czestochowa** on a **day trip from Krakow**. Not just for those who loved John Paul II, this trip is for anyone who would like to know more about the background of **Karol Wojtyla** – the pope's birth name, and the man behind the holy persona. With your **expert guide**, you'll discover the story of an average boy who became the head of the Vatican and leader of the Catholic Church worldwide. Visit the church where he was baptized, his **family house**, and a museum devoted to his life while in **Wadowice**. Then, head to **Czestochowa** to visit the most important **Marian Sanctuary** in Poland before heading back to Krakow with **complete roundtrip transport from your hotel**.

Show gravity who's boss with an indoor skydiving lesson, in a state-of-the-art glass wind tunnel, with private roundtrip transfers from Krakow included. This experience takes place in Katowice, around 80 km outside Krakow, under the expert supervision of an experienced instructor. Professional safety nets are installed in the tunnel, meaning the flight never gets too high, and ensures your safety throughout. Each participant will benefit from the experience one by one, flying in the tunnel with the instructor. The suits are washed daily, and helmets and goggles are disinfected and the earplugs are disposable. How does Aerotunnel work? Flight in the wind tunnel is possible thanks to the powerful fans that generate wind speed of up to 330 km/h! It's sure to *lift* your spirits!

The Jasna Góra Monastery is the biggest and most popular shrine to the Virgin Mary and is visited by nearly 4 million tourists from around the world every year. Visit the Black Madonna of Częstochowa or Our Lady of Częstochowa on a 1.5 hour guided tour, including pick up from your accommodation. The special sanctuary is mostly recognized for being a place of worship, but it's got quite a fascinating interesting history of defending Częstochowa’s treasures and Polish kings, which you'll learn on this tour.

Trace the steps of **Pope John Paul II**, one of the most significant men in Poland’s history, on a **5-hour day trip to Wadowice from Krakow**. Not just for those who loved John Paul II, this trip is for anyone who would like to know more about the background of **Karol Wojtyla** – the pope's birth name, and the man behind the holy persona. With your **expert guide**, you'll discover the story of an average boy who became the head of the Vatican and leader of the Catholic Church worldwide. Visit the **church where he was baptized**, his **family house**, and a **museum** devoted to his life – all influenced by the historical context of Poland, including growing up during the Communist era.

Get collected from your accommodation in Kraków for your private tour. There's about 2 hours of driving and once you reach the Bachledova Valley in Slovakia, you'll be set to walk the 1234-meter-long Bachledka Treetop Trail. Gaze over the majestic forest below, and see the peaks of the Belianske Tatras from the observation tower in the Pieniny National Park. Discover the unique nature of the Belianske Tatras and learn about the many animals and plants who call this part of the world home. Some of them can only be found in a few places of the world.

Ready for a vine old time? This wine tasting trip from Krakow will quench your thirst. After pickup from your accommodation in Krakow, relax in an air-conditioned vehicle as you’re taken the short distance to Wieliczka Vineyard. The vineyard is just 10 km from Krakow and is one of the best spots in Poland for wine growing. Learn the history of the vineyard, and how the owners bring their prize-winning experience of working in vineyards and wineries from four continents. See the organic farm methods they use, and the variety of plants they maintain, besides grapes for wine. Taste a total of 4 wines or ciders and stroll through the vineyard. If you're peckish, opt for a traditional snack as an accompaniment (for an additional fee), such as cheese or cold cuts of meat.

Your tour will begin as your driver picks you up from your hotel or accommodation in Krakow. From there, you will drive out of town, where you will be rewarded with the best views over the stunning lake Jezioro Rożnowskie, one of the most popular and beautiful lakes in Poland Next, you will be able to pick which level of horse-riding will be best suited to your skill level, before saddling up and beginning the activity. After your horse-riding experience, you can treat yourself to some delicious Polish cuisine in an authentic local restaurant. Here you can enjoy typical Polish dishes and freshly caught and traditionally prepared fish from this area. You can also have a break and rest while looking out over the beautiful views of the beach. Following your excursion, you will be returned to your hotel or accommodation in Krakow.

Following pick-up from your accommodation in Kraków, journey to Ojców National Park in the Jurassic Plateau between the Prądnik and Sąspówka rivers. Visit some of the 400 caves in the park on the famous Trail of the Eagle's Nests. Marvel at miracles of nature, such as the amazing Club of Hercules rock formation, and visit Pieskowa Skala Castle to admire one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture in Poland. Now home to a branch of the Wawel Royal Castle, Pieskowa Skala was built by King Casimir III in the first half of the 14th century and is stunningly situated on the edge of a limestone cliff. Next, visit the wooden Chapel of St. Joseph ("Chapel on Water") and see the ruins of the Gothic castle in Ojców. Admire the beautiful surroundings of Ojców National Park before the return journey to Kraków.

Wawel Castle was the residence of the royal family of Poland until 1795. It's a source of great Polish pride and stands as one of the most spectacular buildings on the top of Wawel Hill. During this special guided tour, you'll skip the line and witness the grandeur of Poland’s past as you pass through the magnificent halls. Talk about fit for a king. This 14th-century castle built by King Casimir II the Great was at the top of its opulence in the 16th century when King Sigismund the Old commissioned it to be expanded and built into what it looks like today. Once you're inside the Polish Royal Castle yourself, you'll be transported into the era of kings and queens. Your guide has lots of stories for you about the myths surrounding this royal haven, and lots of information about the royals who once lived in the castle.

Visit the Polish Royal Castle on this skip-the-line guided tour with an English-speaking guide. Marvel at its magnificent interiors, and even explore the underground. During your tour, you'll visit the Royal private apartments, adorned with exquisite tapestries, paintings and chandeliers. The castle serves as a premier art museum and also boasts an extensive section with the largest collection of Ottoman tents on the European continent. Hear exciting stories from your guide about the castle's history as you go. You'll also get to see the Wawel exhibition, which showcases objects uncovered during archaeological excavations around the region. Wawel Castle is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and is known to have immense cultural and historical significance in Poland.

Whether you have just arrived to Krakow and want to orientate yourself in the city, or want to experience its beauty when the sun goes down, this tour will give you what you are looking for. Your guide will show you the most beautiful and interesting places and monuments in the city, and the hidden stories behind them. Hear old secrets, tales of alchemists, vampires, witches and kings. Learn how plagues were dealt with in the past, what martens were used for, and what the executioner's duties were. Walk through Krakow's maze of romantic, mysterious and mystical streets and discover the charming alleys of the medieval city as you walk through the Old Town, a very different place at night. There's a story around every corner; some of them are scary, others are funny, but you can rest assured that all are unique!

This full-day history tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum takes you into the infamous WWII concentration camps. You'll get all your questions answered as you learn some real-world history with a licensed guide, who will explain the significance of the holocaust. Head out of Krakow in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan to KL Auschwitz 1. Walk through the iron gate bearing the notorious slogan - Arbeit Macht Frei - which means Work Sets You Free. Next, make your way to block 11, the so-called prison within the prison. Block 11 was once home to torture chambers, where various punishments were inflicted to prisoners. Next, you'll be led to KL Auschwitz 2 Birkenau, where over 1 million people died. This part of the camp is 25 times bigger than Auschwitz 1, and was the largest of the concentration camps. Your visit ends at the Memorial, where you can pay your respects to all the victims of the genocide.

Both your tour and your Rynek Underground Museum entry are included in this ticket, so all you have to do is show up and prepare to be fascinated! Your local tour guide will take you on an enthralling journey back into the Middle Ages as you walk between Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Church. Then comes the most exciting part - you'll cover the same path underground, traveling 4-7 meters down to the Underground Museum. Here's where you'll experience what Main Square looked like 750 years ago! Discover how Kraków's Market Square was the setting for the ceremonial meetings of the kings and foreign envoys. See it as a place where cloth, salt, barrels, shoes, as well as coal, lead, and copper, were traded. Watch out for the witches, thieves, and alchemists, who also frequented this area. You'll never look at Kraków the same way - especially when you hear about the public floggings!

Ready for a history lesson in Krakow? Your guide will take you for a tour of the famous Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory, which was owned by Oskar Schindler during the German occupation. Oskar Schindler saved over 1,000 Jews who were working in this factory. Learn all about his heroic rescue mission. Visit the exhibition at Oskar Schindler's Factory, which shows the history of the city and its inhabitants during World War II, and discover the story of Oskar Schindler and the Jewish prisoners he saved from KL Plaszow concentration camp.

Discover Krakow through the prism of a completely new, local perspective and hear about its numerous symbolic landmarks, such as the Royal Route, St. Florian’s Gate the Main Market Square, the Cloth Hall, the Jagiellonian University, the Wawel Hill, and more! Your local tour guide and Krakow enthusiast will take you for a walk through the city. In just 3-hours you will hear unique stories and anecdotes that you won't find in any history books, or even in guidebooks. Soak up Krakow's atmosphere, explore a vibrant blend of old charm and modernity, and visit the most important iconic monuments, plus places that you would never find on your own. The tour ends at Wawel Hill, from where you can admire the wonderful panorama of Krakow!