Top Krakow Art & Culture Classes

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum marks the site of the Nazi German concentration camp where over a million Jews and other prisoners died during World War II. Your guide leads your tour of the two separate camps, Auschwitz and Birkenau, enhancing your understanding. Round-trip transfers come direct from your Krakow address or a central meeting point, while a wide range of departure times lets you plan ahead.

Immerse yourself in Polish folklore by having a lively evening of singing, dancing, and incredible cuisine. It’s the perfect way to make the most of limited time in the city. Take the stress out of menu dilemmas by having a delicious 3-course dinner included. Expect to try a variety Polish delicacies as you watch performers dressed in colorful regional costumes telling stories through folk music and dance.

Poland is known for “pierogi” (traditional stuffed dumplings), but rather than just eating them, this workshop allows you to learn to make them from scratch. Find out traditional family recipes that have been passed down through generations, including how to make dough from scratch. Then later—reward your efforts with the chance to taste your dumpling creations.

I think Portrait Photography is truly personal and intimate. Requires trust to open to others and show your inner self, therefore I dedicate the time to get to know you, and I will be putting the effort on making you and your companion comfortable. This is about having a good time while sightseeing the city and making memories together. Are you up for this experience? Let's make art!

Go the next step beyond trying the local cuisine in Krakow and actually learn what goes into making the popular Polish dish pierogi in this traditional cooking class. With this small group activity, you’ll shop for ingredients at a local farmer’s market and then learn to authentically make pierogi and maybe even a few Polish words. This tour is suitable for vegetarians and people with simple allergies, while other food restrictions require discussion