Tour with Local Guide on a Regular Bike or E-Bike

This four-hour cycling tour of Krakow begins in the Old Town, before taking in areas further from the centre like Kazimierz – the old Jewish quarter – and Schindler’s Factory Museum. Along the way, you'll learn about the history and the legends of the 'City of Kings', while enjoying a leisurely cycle. Take your pick from city bikes, tandems and cruiser bicycles before covering the equivalent of two days worth of sightseeing in few hours, passing by lesser know landmarks that aren't normally included in the standard city tours. Led by a professional local guide, you will experience Krakow in an unconventional way and have time to take beautiful photos.

Kraków in One Day: City Tour by Electric Car

This eco-friendly tour of Kraków takes in 25 of the city’s most historic landmarks. On board of an electric car you will pass by some iconic monuments and areas, including Barbakan, Wawel Castle and the city walls. The pre-recorded commentary, available in eight languages, will provide background information on Kraków's history while you explore the places that make the city so unique.

Old Town and Jewish Quarter Walking Tour

This guided tour takes in Krakow’s highlights in the Old Town and Jewish Quarter. Sites visited include Planty Gardens, Main Market Square, and the University district. There’s also the chance to sample some traditional Polish Obwarzanek – a unique bagel connected to Krakow’s heritage.

Wawel Royal Castle Guided Tour

Back when Kraków was the Polish capital, Wawel Castle was the home and fortress of Polish kings, symbolising the pride of the nation. This guided tour gives you the chance to explore the famous venue and learn all about the former monarchs. Your guide will lead you through a complex of buildings, where you'll observe a host of artworks, including paintings, sculptures and tapestries, as well as an important art conservation centre.

Kraków Segway Tour

This Segway tour gives you a chance to explore the historical centre of Kraków first-hand. The tour includes a short introduction on how to ride a Segway. You are then guided through the old town where you'll learn about the city's trade history. The Segway tour culminates in the former ghetto district of Kazimierz, which is the heart of Kraków's Jewish culture.

Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Boat Cruise

A hop-on, hop-off bus tour that takes in landmarks like the Royal Palace, Wolnica Square and the Schindler Factory. During the trip, an informative audio commentary recounts some of the city’s key historical events.

Zakopane and Tatra Mountains Trip

Located 120 km from Krakow, at the bottom of Tatra Mountain, the mountain resort of Zakopane offers the atmosphere of a winter holiday wonderland at any time of the year. You’ll travel in an air-conditioned bus with an English speaking driver. At Zakopane, you will be able to enjoy its natural scenery, the local architecture and shop at one of the most popular destinations in Poland.

Wieliczka Salt Mine – Skip the Line and Guided Tour

This offer includes priority access and a multilingual guided tour of Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Kraków metropolitan area. You will not only learn about salt extraction techniques but also discover the history and legends of this unique venue, such as the one of Princess Kinga, patron saint of Poland's salt miners. During this two-hour tour, you will explore the mine's underground galleries, chambers and lakes, extending over nine levels and 320 metres. You will find out how the mine was used during World War II, learn about its famous visitors throughout its history and discover its more recent use as a location film shoots, concerts, theatre shows and exhibitions. While enjoying this informative and entertaining tour, you will also benefit from the cave's healthy microclimate, especially beneficial to those suffering from asthma and allergies.

Vistula River Cruise

Starting from the Royal Wawel Castle, this relaxing cruise along Kraków’s picturesque Vistula River lets you admire the city from a different perspective. You’ll be able to stand on the top deck and take in views of scenic parks and churches, as well as famous districts like Kazimierz.

Cruise to Tyniec and Benedictine Abbey

This river cruise to the historic village of Tyniec gives you the chance to see Kraków from a different perspective. You’ll glide down the River Vistula, before arriving in Tyniec where you’ll have one hour to explore Benedictine Abbey, which dates back almost 1,000 years.

MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art

A natural ode to modernity, MOCAK is situated within the stark concrete walls of a former Kraków factory. A country with a captivating history, Poland has emerged as a strong contender in the art world, with many talented artists producing contemplative and provocative works. The museum showcases pieces primarily from the past 20 years, focusing on two specific genres – post-war avant-garde and conceptual art – while also exploring the relationships between creative works and everyday reality. Browse the permanent collections across three separate galleries at your leisure, discovering fascinating, often other-worldly works by acclaimed artists both local and international. Paintings, sculpture and larger-than-life installations make up the majority of the exhibits, while an on-site library, bookstore and cafe provide opportunities for further reflection.

Stained Glass Museum Guided Tour

This tour provides a special experience inside the magnificent Stained Glass Museum in Kraków. Observe master artisans keep the cherished Polish art form alive by using the traditional Tiffany method in their stained glass-creations. Led by a professional museum guide, the 45-minute tour takes you around exhibition spaces and workshops housed in a stained glass studio that dates back to 1902 – the oldest surviving in Poland.

Galicja Jewish Museum - A Contemporary Look at Poland's Jewish Past

Home to photographic exhibitions such as ‘Traces of Memory’, the Galicia Jewish Museum commemorates the victims of the Holocaust and celebrates Jewish culture in Polish Galicia. There’s also an exciting range of temporary exhibitions to explore.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum Tour

This guided tour takes visitors through the gates of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Inside, there’s the chance to visit the memorial and museum, which explains the origins of the camp and the cruel fate of its prisoners.

Cracow Wax Museum

A chance to get close to incredibly detailed portrayals of some famous figures. Actors, celebrities, singers and other well-known historical individuals are all on show in the heart of historic Kraków.

Polonia Wax Museum Kraków

Some of Poland's most famous historical figures are depicted in the Polonia Wax Museum – from politicians like Marshal Józef Piłsudski to three popes including Pope John Paul II. You'll also encounter living sporting icons like footballer Robert Lewandowski and tennis player Agnieszka Radwańska, as well as a 3D photo exhibition of Poland's gorgeous landscapes.

Make Your Own Obwarzanek – Baking Workshop

The history of producing and eating Obwarzanek Krakowski in Krakow dates back more than 600 years. Nowadays, roughly 150,000 of these ring-shaped breads are sold per day, prompting the European Union to honour them with the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status. On this tour, you'll be taught how to bake Obwarzanek Krakowski during a workshop at Żywe Muzeum Obwarzanka. At the same time, the museum staff will also provide you with some more insights into the heritage of this local delicacy. An on-site café offers coffee and bagels, and you can buy souvenirs in the museum's shop.

Gallery of Steel Figures – Krakow

The Gallery of Steel Figures (GSF) is the first place in the world where sculptures made entirely of recycled steel scrap are displayed. Over 120 craftsmen from across the world work on these unique sculptures, using local materials and devoting countless hours to achieve the end result which you can admire in the gallery.

HistoryLand Interactive LEGO Exhibition

Located in the heart of Kraków, HistoryLand makes you part of the history of Poland via an interactive and innovative exhibition, with the help of models built from LEGO® bricks. The journey starts from the Biskupin settlement where you will learn about the habits of the people living in it and discover the world's oldest map of the sky. You will then explore the story of the Battle of Grunwald, one of the greatest medieval clashes. Virtual reality, mapping shows, manual puzzles and multidimensional screenings will help to guide you through some of the country's major historical events.

Museum of Illusions

The Museum of Illusions plays amusing tricks on your eyes with its immersive illusions. The displays explain the science behind the illusions and touch on a variety of subjects such as vision, perception and the human mind. The museum is the first of its kind in Krakow and offers a fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages.