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Get to know more about Polish culture in the National Museum. The museum houses a vast 20th-century art collection, including furniture, uniforms, and armor.

National Museum in Krakow

Entrance Ticket

Professional Guide

Enjoy an amusing three-hour guided panoramic walking tour around the charming Krakow. Having escaped destruction during World War II, the city retains its charming medieval shape.

Krakow life revolves around the largest square in Europe known as the Market square, where several of its architectural and cultural landmarks can be found. In the middle of the square there is the magnificent 14th century Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), which today hosts a market selling local artifacts and souvenirs on the ground floor. Opposite the Cloth Hall is the St. Mary's Cathedral, world famous for its altar carved by Wit Stwosz. You enter the cathedral to explore its interiors.

Then you walk along Kanonicza and Grodzka Streets, see the Collegium Maius, Jewish District of Kazimierz and magnificent Wawel Hill with a splendid 14th-century cathedral.

Having escaped destruction during World War II, the city retains its charming medieval shape. 
Enjoy the largest square in Europe known as the Market square, 14th century Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), visit St. Mary's Cathedral, walk along Kanonicza and Grodzka Streets, see the Collegium Maius, Jewish District of Kazimierz and magnificent Wawel Hill with a splendid 14th-century cathedral.

Krakow Walking City Tour

Set off on a tour of the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine. Continuously in operation from the 13th to 20th century, it has then become one of the world's oldest salt mines. With hundreds of kilometers of galleries with works of art, underground chapels and salt statues, the route covers 3.5 km section located at a depth of 64 m to 135 m.

Experience one of the world's oldest UNESCO-listed salt mines. With hundreds of kilometers of galleries with works of art, underground chapels, and salt statues.

Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour with Private Transfers

Following breakfast you meet your guide and start a 3-hour walking tour dedicated to Jewish heritage in Krakow.

Today you explore Kazimierz - a historical district of Krakow Old Town where most of Jewish life is concentrated, and pay special attention to Jewish Quarte. Your tour covers the most significant sites related to Jewish culture, like 7 synagogs, Remuh Cemetery and New Jewish cemetery, Old Jewish Market, former ritual slaughterhouse and Jewish Community Centre.

After the tour you either return to your hotel or continue exploring city on your own.

Explore Kazimierz - a historical district of Krakow Old Town where most of Jewish life is concentrated, and pay special attention to Jewish Quarte. Covers the most significant sites related to Jewish culture, like 7 synagogs, Remuh Cemetery and New Jewish cemetery, Old Jewish Market, former ritual slaughterhouse and Jewish Community Centre.

Jewish Walking Tour in Krakow

Concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau the largest Nazi concentration camp, built during the World War II. It is now regarded as the symbol of humanity's cruelty and registered on the UNESCO world list. 

Following a private transfer you have a 3.5 hour private tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial. After the tour you have a transfer to Krakow.

*Please, note: it is not allowed to take big bags, backpacks or handbags inside to the museum of Auschwitz.

Learn the history of the largest Nazi concentration camp, built during the World War II. It is now regarded as the symbol of humanity's cruelty and registered on the UNESCO world list.

Auschwitz Tour with Transfers

In the evening we have planned for you to attend a Folk Show with 3-course dinner included.

Enjoy evening show with 3-course dinner included.

Folk Show with Dinner

Following breakfast your private guide-driver meets you in hotel lobby. Then you set off to Zakopane - a popular town in southern Poland near the Slovakian border. It lies in a valley between the Tatra Mountains and Gubałówka Hill.

Zakopane is located about 100 km (62 mi) from Krakow, and the drive takes about two hours. When you reach the township, your driver shows you the most popular attractions: the ski jumps, the beautiful little Jaszczurówka Chapel and the main street. You then have free time for lunch. The town’s main street, Krupówki, is lined with shops, restaurants, carnival rides and performers. Here, you can buy unique Zakopane souvenirs.

After the tour you return to Krakow.

Visit a popular town in southern Poland near the Slovakian border. It lies in a valley between the Tatra Mountains and Gubałówka Hill.

Trip to Zakopane

Today following breakfast your guide takes you for a full day panoramic tour around the charming Krakow. Includes entrances to St. Mary's Cathedral & Wawel Cathedral.

Your guide takes you for a full day panoramic tour around the charming Krakow. Includes entrances to St. Mary's Cathedral & Wawel Cathedral.

Krakow Walking  City Tour

In the morning you meet a private driver in the hotel lobby and have a 1.5-hour trip to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial. 

Concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau the largest Nazi concentration camp built during the World War II. It is now regarded as the symbol of humanity's cruelty and registered on the UNESCO world list. You have a 6-hour group tour of the memorial sights, including authentic crematories, gas chambers and barracks.

After the tour you have a transfer back to Krakow. 

*Please, note: it is not allowed to take big bags, backpacks or handbags inside to the museum of Auschwitz.

Explore the concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau the largest Nazi concentration camp built during the World War II. It is now regarded as the symbol of humanity's cruelty and registered on the UNESCO world list.

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St. Mary's Basilica

Tyniec Abbey

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Krakow Barbican

Wawel Castle

St. Florian's Gate

Wawel Dragon Statue

The Cloth Hall

Town Hall Tower

Wawel Cathedral

Wawel Royal Castle

Florianska Street

Jagiellonian University

Kazimierz District

Main Market Square (Rynek Główny)

Schindler’s Factory

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Wawel Castle: Situated on Wawel Hill, this historic castle complex includes a cathedral and represents various architectural styles from Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque. It was the residence of Polish kings for many centuries.

Main Market Square (Rynek Główny): As the largest medieval town square in Europe, it's home to numerous historic landmarks, including the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) and St. Mary's Basilica with its stunning wooden altarpiece.

Kazimierz District: Originally the Jewish quarter, Kazimierz is rich in Jewish heritage and now is a lively area known for its vibrant nightlife, historic synagogues, and annual Jewish Culture Festival.

Schindler’s Factory: Made famous by Steven Spielberg's film, "Schindler's List," this former enamel factory is now a museum showcasing the history of Kraków during World War II and Oskar Schindler's efforts to save Jewish workers.

Jagiellonian University: Established in 1364, it's one of the oldest universities in the world. Famous alumni include Nicolaus Copernicus and Karol Wojtyła, later known as Pope John Paul II.

Wieliczka Salt Mine: Located near Kraków, this historic salt mine is famous for its underground chambers carved entirely out of salt, including a chapel with salt chandeliers. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tyniec Abbey: An ancient Benedictine abbey located on the banks of the Vistula River, offering stunning views and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Florianska Street: A popular shopping and entertainment street leading from St. Florian's Gate to the Main Market Square.

Legend of the Wawel Dragon: The city has a famous legend about a dragon that once lived in a cave under Wawel Hill. A statue of the Wawel Dragon stands nearby and occasionally spews fire.

Cultural Events: Kraków is home to numerous festivals, art exhibitions, and performances throughout the year, including the Kraków Film Festival, the Festival of Old Music, and the Jewish Culture Festival.

Traditional Foods: Kraków offers a wide range of Polish traditional foods, including "zapiekanka" (a type of open-faced sandwich) popularly bought in Plac Nowy in Kazimierz and "obwarzanek krakowski," a pretzel-like snack you can find around the city.

Pope John Paul II: Before becoming pope, Karol Wojtyła was the Archbishop of Kraków. The city is dotted with places connected to him, and it remains a significant pilgrimage site for many Catholics worldwide.

Arrival Upon arrival, you check in to your neat downtown hotel.The rest of the day is free, so you can start exploring the nearby attractions on your own, dine in a local restaurant or take a rest after your trip.

Krakow City Tour Today following breakfast your guide takes you for a 3-hour panoramic walking tour around majestic Krakow. Having escaped destruction during World War II, the city retains its charming medieval shape.Krakow life revolves around the largest square in Europe known as the Market square, where several of its architectural and cultural landmarks can be found. In the middle of the square there is the magnificent 14th century Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) which today hosts a market selling local artifacts and souvenirs on the ground floor. Opposite the Cloth Hall is the St. Mary's Cathedral, world famous for its altar carved by Wit Stwosz. You enter the cathedral to explore its interiors.Then you walk along Kanonicza and Grodzka Streets, see the Collegium Maius, Jewish District of Kazimierz and magnificent Wawel Hill with a splendid 14th-century cathedral.After the tour the rest of the day is free.

Tour to Wieliczka Salt Mine Following breakfast your private English-speaking driver meets you in hotel lobby and takes you to the Wieliczka Salt Mine located about a 40-minute drive away.The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Poland and a UNESCO-listed Heritage Site. The mine was opened in the 13th century and produced table salt until 2007, thus it is one of the world's oldest-operating salt mines. The mine contains hundreds of kilometers of galleries with works of art, underground chapels and salt statues which makes it a fascinating pilgrimage into the past.The route for visitors covers a 3.5 km (2.2 ft) section located at a depth of 64 m to 135 m (210 ft to 443 ft). Upon arrival to the mine you have a group guided tour, the average duration is 3 hours.After all you return to your Krakow hotel. The rest of the day is free.

Departure After breakfast you check out and depart from Krakow.

Krakow

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St. Mary's Basilica

Tyniec Abbey

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Krakow Barbican

Wawel Castle

St. Florian's Gate

Wawel Dragon Statue

St. Mary's Basilica

The Cloth Hall

Town Hall Tower

Wawel Cathedral

Wawel Royal Castle

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Florianska Street

Jagiellonian University

Kazimierz District

Main Market Square (Rynek Główny)

Schindler’s Factory

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