This Travel City Pass card is valid for 3 days, so it’s great for the short city breaks. It’s the best opportunity to visit places that you have always wanted to see when you were thinking about Cracow! On the first day, by using only one card you have a great possibility to visit one of the most important places around Krakow - Auschwitz Birkenau, the former concentration camp. Every year, millions of visitors from around the world walk through the gate bearing a fallacious inscription: Arbeit macht frei – „Work sets one free”. You will be driven to Auschwitz by one of our comfortable bus and during the tour guided by an expert Guide.
On the next day you will visit Wieliczka Salt Mine, which is one of the most precious and fascinating Polish monuments. The underground trail leads through numerous drifts, galleries and chambers, where traces of medieval mining activity have been preserved, as well as examples of sacred medieval art, theme compositions relating to the history of the mine and legends. Moreover, the microclimate of the mine has a beneficial impact on visitors who suffer from asthma and allergies. The trip finishes at the level of 135 meters below the surface.
During those three days you may use your Museum Pass card and visit the most important museums such as: Oscar Schindler's Factory, Eagle Pharmacy , Underground Main Market Square Museum, Traditional Krakow's Bourgeois House, St. Mary’s Basilica and far more. The full list of museums will be attached to your voucher.
In the evening on the third day you can experience fascinating Chopin Music Concert and relax with a glass of wine. You have an opportunity of appreciating the Polish composer's genius in the unique atmosphere of Cracow's Market Square. Concerts are held in the Renaissance Hall of Bonerowski Palace, decorated with late Gothic architectural elements. The combination of atmospheric interior with excellent music will provide an unforgettable experience not only to aficionados of classical music.
Water Park joins all that by giving you entertainment, comfortable SPA as well as therapeutic properties of thermal relaxation. All at once! It is well known that mineral components have positive impact on the eradication of heart disease; they reduce stress, body weakness or headaches. In our SPA everyone will find something interesting; for active ones we offer water slides complex, those who desire relaxation we can provide with loungers and water jets massages.
The complex is heaven on earth for those who love sauna as well! Five saunas of various specificity as well as traditional philosophy of saunas (nudity zone) put relaxation on totally different level and make your stay remembered for a long time. Apart from that the visitors will have the opportunity to see the panorama of the Tatra Mountains from the thermal pools which is the most impressive during the winter.
Desplázate cómodamente por una de las ciudades más visitadas de Europa y ahorra tiempo y dinero con el autobús turístico de Cracovia.
DESTACAMOS:
* Sube y baja del autobús cuándo y dónde desees
* Billete de 24 o 48 horas
* Paradas en las atracciones más destacadas de la ciudad
Explora la belleza de la antigua capital polaca a bordo de un autobús turístico de dos pisos que te permitirá subir y bajar libremente en cualquiera de las numerosas paradas de la ruta para visitar los principales monumentos y lugares de interés. Disfruta de vistas panorámicas de la ciudad desde el piso superior mientras escuchas los interesantes comentarios de una audioguía disponible en ocho idiomas.
A lo largo del recorrido encontrarás las atracciones más destacadas de la ciudad: el complejo del Castillo de Wawel, sede de los reyes polacos hasta finales del s.XVI; el Museo Nacional, que alberga una amplia colección de obras de arte; el barrio de Kazimierz, lugar de concentración de la comunidad judía en el pasado; el barrio de Podgórze, destino elegido por los nazis para encerrar a la población judía durante la II Guerra Mundial; y la famosa fábrica de Schindler, que logró salvar hasta a 1.200 empleados judíos y hoy es un museo dedicado a la realidad de Cracovia durante los tiempos de guerra. Otros lugares de gran valor histórico que cubre la ruta son la Plaza de los Héroes del Gueto, levantada en homenaje a las víctimas de la liquidación de 1943; el centro de la ciudad; la Plaza del Mercado; y el monumento a Kosciuszko (Kosciuszki's Mound), situado en las afueras de la ciudad.
Dictatour is not a usual tour. It is going back through time! Walking down the streets of Nowa Huta with its native citizen (the driver and tour guide in one), you will not only become familiar with its characteristic architecture but you will also listen to interesting stories and learn about the absurdity of the past times.
Nowa Huta – a symbol of the Communist era, established by the then pioneering politicians and leading architects, was founded with a view to creating a perfect city. One can easily notice the symmetry and precision close to that of renaissance buildings. You will set off on a trip in an authentic communist-era car equipped with a tour audio system with a specially arranged commentary. You may stop at any point during the tour, leave the car and take pictures.
This Travel City Pass card is valid for 3 days, so it’s great for the short city breaks. It’s the best opportunity to visit places that you have always wanted to see when you were thinking about Krakow!
Hop on – hop off: Discover the beauty of the former Polish capital from the top of a double decker buses. Visit the monuments and the sites of interest in your own pace using the concept of hop on - hop off. Enjoy the amazing views of the city from the top floor enjoying at the same time audio guide commentary in eight languages to choose, giving you the certificated information on the places of interest, history and curiosities. On the route all the highlights of the city can be found: the complex of the Wawel Castle which served as a seat of the polish kings until the end of the 16th century, National Museum with its wide collection of the art masterpieces, Kazimierz district which in the past was a place where the Jewish community resided and built many synagogues which can be admired till this days, Podgórze district related to the history of the ghetto created by the Germans occupying the city during the WWII, Schindler's Factory - a former enamel factory where Oscar Schindler managed to save approx. 1200 Jew employees by employing them in the factory. Heroes of the Ghetto Square- the center of the Jewish ghetto, today covered by many oversized, empty, scattered all over the square chairs that commemorate the victims of the tragic ghetto liquidation in 1943. The city center with Slowacki's Theatre, 19th century Railway Station, picturesque Planty park, Matejko Square with the most distinguish monument in the city devoted to the Grunwald battle , medieval city walls with its famous Florian Gate and the round Barbican fortress. The Main Square Market can be reached within the short walk from one of our stops in the centre. Last but not least visit with us the Kosciuszki's Mound, located outside the city center was built by the Krakow inhabitants in the 19th century to commemorate the national hero- Tadeusz Kosciuszko, today the mound offers one of the best panoramic views on the city.
Every year, millions of visitors from around the world walk through the gate bearing a fallacious inscription: Arbeit macht frei – ‘Work sets one free’. You will be driven to Auschwitz by one of our comfortable bus and during the tour guided by an expert Guide.
On the next day you will visit Wieliczka Salt Mine, which is one of the most precious and fascinating Polish monuments. The underground trail leads through numerous drifts, galleries and chambers, where traces of medieval mining activity have been preserved, as well as examples of sacred medieval art, theme compositions relating to the history of the mine and legends. Moreover, the microclimate of the mine has a beneficial impact on visitors who suffer from asthma and allergies. The trip finishes at the level of 135 meters below the surface. During those three days you may use your Museum Pass card and visit the most important museums such as: Oscar Schindler's Factory, Eagle Pharmacy, Underground Main Market Square Museum, Traditional Krakow's Bourgeois House, hilarious St. Mary’s Basilica and far more. The full list of museums will be attached to your voucher.
In the evening on the third day you can experience fascinating Chopin Music Concert and relax with a glass of wine. You have an opportunity of appreciating the Polish composer's genius in the unique atmosphere of Cracow's Market Square. Concerts are held in the Renaissance Hall of Bonerowski Palace, decorated with late Gothic architectural elements. The combination of atmospheric interior with excellent music will provide an unforgettable experience not only to aficionados of classical music.
Feel the marvelous Christmas atmosphere at decorated Krakow Main Market Square and get to know polish traditions. Local guide (Krakow inhabitant) will take for an unforgettable walking tour of the most important places connected with Christmas in the city. Enjoy Christmas market located on the biggest European market square.
Admire polish handcraft, souvenirs and taste local food and wine. Head to St. Nicolas Church to learn about real story of Santa Claus, stop at unique Christmas Ornament Gallery to see handmade Christmas tree decorations and visit St. Francis Church with its charming Nativity Scene. Soak up in the atmosphere of polish Christmas and share the oplatek (bread wafer) while exchanging wishes.
Enjoy this extraordinary music event in Krakow. Music tells the story better than words- soak in the magical Christmas atmosphere of Krakow and enjoy special concert of Royal Chamber Orchestra. It is a group of outstanding musicians from Krakow, graduates of music academies who have toured around the world. Their music is a combination of exquisite taste, limitless imagination and talent. Christmas repertoire will surprise you with popular music in quartet arrangement.
Thanks to centrally located venue you will have a chance to admire Krakow Old Town covered in snow and Christmas decorations. Christmas Market is just right the corner. Let yourselves to feel the unique atmosphere, stimulate your sense by chamber music and glass of excellent wine. It is a perfect choice for your winter evening in Krakow.
Tómate un día para descubrir Praga con un tour desde Cracovia. Observa los principales monumentos y atracciones en una jornada repleta de historia y cultura.
DESTACAMOS:
* Explora el interior del Castillo de Praga y la Catedral de San Vito
* Embárcate en un relajado crucero por el río Moldava
* Contempla las principales atracciones de la ciudad con la ayuda de un guía local experto
Nuestro día comienza temprano por la mañana con cinco horas y media de viaje en coche a la capital de la República Checa, la grandiosa y opulenta Praga. Una vez en la ciudad, te reunirás con un guía local y experto que te mostrará la ciudad y te sumergirá en su historia y cultura. El guía te acompañará todo el tiempo y estará disponible para responder a cualquier duda y curiosidad que te pueda surgir.
Descubre todos los barrios de la ciudad, incluyendo la ciudad vieja, la ciudad nueva, la Ciudad Pequeña y el Castillo con la comodidad de nuestro autobús con aire acondicionado. Desciende del autobús y visita el interior del Castillo de Praga así como el rasgo más dominante de la ciudad, la Catedral de San Vito. Disfruta de un paseo de más de un hora por la ciudad antes de dirigirte al muelle del río Moldava para embarcar en un tranquilo crucero por el río. Relájate y admira el paisaje de Praga, incluido el antiguo Puente de Carlos, desde una perspectiva diferente, y continua con un corto recorrido a pie a través del barrio judío y la Plaza Old Town – hogar del famoso Reloj Astronómico y el hermoso Templo de Týn.
Después de nuestro recorrido turístico de Praga, tendrás una hora libre disponible para disfrutarla como desees. Podrás pasear por las calles históricas o probar algunos manjares locales. Luego subiremos al autobús de vuelta a Cracovia.
See Royal Wawel Cathedral, Sigismunt’s Bell, Royal Catacumbs, Wawel Courtyard, Wawel Castle St. Mary’s Church with famous Vit Stwosz wooden altar. Take up the chance and discover the royal face of the Royal City. During this private walking tour you will see many luxurious places, visited daily by number of Polish kings and dukes in the past.
The tour will start with the pick-up directly from your hotel by your private exper Guide - knowledgeable lover of Krakow. After making your way directly to Wawel hill you will firstly visit the royal castle. When you enter the famous arcade courtyard, you will see that it looks like the palaces that you can easily find in the northern Italy. Inside of it you will find many representative and luxurious chambers with wooden furniture, marbles and original paintings.
The second part of your visit is a royal cathedral. It’s an effect of work of many generations of Polish kings and the bishops. It is definitely the most important church in Poland – this is where almost every Polish king was crowned and later buried. The main place of the church is right in the middle – this is where the altar of St. Stanislav is. It was modelled after the grave of St. Peter in Vatican. While walking around, you will notice a chapel that is similar to a renaissance pearl of Italy - Sigismunt’s Chapel from XVIth century - masterpiece built by Italian artists. You will also have a chance to climb the highest tower with a famous Sigismunt’s bell, which brings luck when you touch it. From the top, you will see picturesque view on the city. You will also go deeper under the floor level, to a place where most of Polish kings are buried. Their rich sarcophages made of marble are so impressive that you will feel the power of this special place.
You will later make your way to the royal route - Kanonicza and Grodzka Streets - the way that during each celebrations was walked by a king and his court. As the last point of your tour, the guide will take you to St. Mary’s Church located in the corner of Main Market Square. The church has been the main parish of the city since it was built - mid XIII century. Its two towers are a symbol of Kraków. It is known mainly for two things. The first one is inside of it – one of the biggest wooden gothic altars in the world. It was created by Wit Stwosz five centuries ago. The second reason is a legend about a trumpeter who warned the citizens against coming invadors - Tatars. While playing his alarm he was shoot by an arrow. To commemorate a man who sacrificed his life to save the city, until today the melody played every full hour from the higher tower, ends with a broken note. Your tour finishes at the Main Market Square.
Take advantage of 48h ticket for Hop on Hop off sightseeing tour of Krakow
Discover Krakow’s most important attractions: Schindler’s Factory, Main Market Square Underground Museum, St. Mary’s Church at your own pace.
Visit the most intresting museums in the city within 3 consecutive days. All entrance fees included in the price. The 48h Hop on Hop off with Museums & Attractions Pass allows you to explore a wide spectrum of Krakow's museums on 3 days, for no extra charge.
Make your way through the city onboard a bus and hop on and off at the 10 stops, soaking up the atmosphere of this magnificent city, which combines influences of both Western and Eastern Europe. Learn a bit about its history and discover the city of contrasts, where historical monuments and modern architecture coexist to create wonderful sightseeing.
Plan your city sightseeing and exchange vouchers for entrance tickets at the Museums Ticket office. We assure you tickets to most important Krakow's attraction such as: Oscar Schindler's Factory, Eagle Pharmacy , Underground, Main Market Square Museum, Traditional Krakow's Bourgeois House, hillarious St. Mary’s Basilica and far more.
The full list of museums will be attached to your Museum & Attractions Card.
Krakow’s original and most renowned biking tour is an innovative, entertaining and relaxing way to see mostly all the city sights in a more intimate way through our grand roads, bike pathways and quiet side streets. It’s an excellent way to get orientated with the city and its history before heading out on your own to explore.
Our tour begins in Krakow’s Old Town Square - one of the largest original market squares in Europe. Here you’ll get an introduction to Polish history and culture and learn about the origins of Krakow before taking a short stroll to pick up the bikes. Once equipped we’ll head through the lush green Planty gardens to some of the oldest fortifications in the city - parts of the medieval city wall, the Barbican and the Florian Gate. Here we learn about the attacks on the city in the distant past before we get to meet one of the most important Queens of Poland - Jadwiga, and hear her story.
Continuing our ride through the old moat gardens we’ll explore the Jagiellonian University buildings with their medieval courtyards and ornate clocks, and then we see the Bishop’s Palace and the window of Pope John Paul II and get a glimpse of Oscar Schindler’s house.
As we approach the river you’ll get a proper look at Krakow’s historic castle - the Wawel - and learn all about the dragon that resides beneath the hill. He may even breathe fire just for you! We’ll then cruise along the banks of the Vistula before crossing the river to the Podgorze district. Here we’ll learn about the devastating events of WWII and see the areas of the former Jewish ghetto, the remains of the ghetto walls and take a look Oscar Schindler’s factory.
In the final leg of our tour we’ll head back to downtown Krakow and explore the bohemian Kazimierz district - after the refreshment stop we’ll take a look around the Jewish district of Krakow, check out the most important synagogues and landmarks and see how the area has now become the trendy bar and restaurant district in the city. We make our way back to the office via the famous “Royal route” with a final glimpse of the castle and old town square before finishing the tour.
Our walking tour begins in the heart of the Old Town, just a few minutes walk from Europe’s biggest medieval market square. From here we’ll set out to discover some of Krakow’s most famous sights - St Mary’s basilica (outside only), Cloth Hall, Rynek, Town Hall, Jagiellonian University and the Franciscan Church. An introduction to the rich Polish history and culture and you’ll get to know some of the characters that have made Krakow and Poland the majestic places they are today. We will explore the winding cobblestone streets of Krakow’s old town, containing hidden gems and lesser-known attractions.
During the next part of the tour we’ll head down to the bohemian Kazimierz district to learn all about Krakow’s Jewish community past and present. You’ll take in the oldest synagogue, the old Jewish cemetery and Remu’s synagogue (all sights outside only) - where you’ll hear all about the far-reaching contributions made by the Jews from this area throughout history. Here we’ll also have a refreshment break where you’ll taste some sweet local specialities.
For the final leg of the tour we’ll climb the slope up to Krakow’s Castle area - the Wawel. Here you’ll learn the legend of the dragon and become acquainted with the most important royals from Poland’s history. You’ll hear how they made Krakow the city it is and get a sneak peak into the grand palace courtyards, the castle and the cathedral (outside only) and finish your tour with a view of Krakow and the river Vistula.
At the conclusion of the tour the guide will help with ideas, tips, directions and more!
Our walking tours are small groups and generally do not have more than 15 participants, making them interactive and personal and giving you plenty of chances to ask questions and get to know your guide plus hit them up for local tips and hints of where to go and what else to do.
A trip to Krakow wouldn’t be complete without seeing it’s great Catholic and medieval sights. Join us on this tour of Krakow’s most important and unique churches, cathedrals and learn all about its historic castle area too.
We’ll start at our office in the heart of the Old Town and take a short stroll to the ornate baroque church of St Anne before catching the unveiling of the altar inside St Mary’s Basilica (entry included) and the oldest church in Krakow - St Adalbert’s in the centre of the biggest medieval market square in Europe.
We’ll then make our way into the Franciscan church (entry inside) with it’s magnificent stained glass windows and cloister, where we’ll also learn about Krakow’s unique Christmas traditions and see the hall of important Polish religious figures. The Bishop’s Palace (outside only), once home to Pope John Paul II, is next and we’ll see his famous window before walking down the oldest street in Krakow to take in the church of St Peter and St Paul and hear the story of the nuns of St Claire the Poor.
We’ll finish our tour with the jewel in Krakow’s crown - the Wawel Cathedral (entry included) and castle area where you’ll hear the stories of years gone by and get to know the most prominent figures in Krakow’s history. In the castle area we’ll also visit the inside of the cathedral and get a close up view of the legendary Sigismund bell from the top of the belltower. At the conclusion of the tour the guide will help with ideas, tips, hints, directions and more!
Our walking tours are small groups and generally do not have more than 15 participants, making them interactive and personal and giving you plenty of chances to ask questions and get to know your guide plus hit them up for local tips and hints of where to go and what else to do.
Throughout the centuries Polish and Jewish history have been closely entwined, and no trip to Krakow would be complete without getting to know the the religious, artistic and historical heritage of Krakow’s Jewish community. Jews played an important role in the country’s cultural, economic and political life and this tour will take you through the ages with an expert guide to explore and understand important events over time.
We start our tour in Old Town where we’ll hear about the origin of the Jewish community in the middle ages before making our way over to the Podgorze district which was a key site during the most devastating event of the 20th century for Europe’s Jews - the Holocaust. Here we’ll not only visit the memorial to those who perished during the war, but also hear the heroic stories of those who risked their livelihoods to save others, including Oscar Schindler.
Then we’ll make our way back over the Vistula river to Kazimierz - once the home to more than 65,000 Jews and the center of Jewish life in Krakow. Here we’ll learn about thriving Jewish life past and present, get to know some of the most important characters from this community and the work of Krakow’s Jews that was felt throughout the world. The tour includes an interior visit and entry ticket to both the Tempel and Remu Synagogue and the Old Jewish Cemetery, and we’ll also learn about the Old Synagogue, Isaac’s Synagogue, kosher shops and Jewish cultural centres. This tour also includes a short refreshment break where you’ll have a further opportunity to get hints and tips from your expert guide.
We’ll give you a fantastic orientation of Krakow and fabulous views of the stunning Wawel castle area. You’ll gain an insider perspective of Polish history and culture, learn about famous characters and hear interesting stories. You will glide from our office in the city center to sites including Old Town Square, Jagiellonian University, Franciscan Church and Bishop’s Palace and follow the path of Pope John Paul II. No tour of Krakow would be complete without a glimpse of the Wawel castle from the banks of the Vistula river and you’ll also hear the legend of the Dragon who lives in the hill. He may even breathe fire just for you! You’ll also get to explore the cobblestone streets of the bohemian Kazimierz and learn about Krakow’s Jewish community.