Top Krakow Day Trips - page 12

In order to stand out from the competition and to take care of your comfort and convenience, we use air-conditioned eight-seater buses for transport where you will have direct contact with the driver, who will be your pilot and guide at the same time. We dont waste your time on driving around the city at the beginning and end of the tour, just like our competitors who use buses. Therefore, choosing our company is the best option. See you in Cracow !!!

Krakow is one of Poland’s most visited cities, and it can be tricky to find a place to relax and escape the crowds. With this tour, enjoy a transfer to the small village of Chocholow in the Polish countryside, so you can visit its thermal bath complex. Once inside, choose from steam rooms, baths, saunas, outside pools, and plenty of areas to lay down and unwind.

The thermal pools in Chocholow (Chochołowska Baths) is a complex with swimming pools, saunas, steam baths, and even a children’s area. Cut the stress out of figuring out public transport by having a convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included. A private driver will pick you up from Krakow, and take you in an air-conditioned minivan directly to the Thermal Pools. You’ll save time waiting in visitor lines by having a ticket that gives you five hours access to the baths.

An ideal proposition for visiting Krakow for a short time, who still want to see as much as possible. On a par with the monuments of the Old Town and Wawel, the infamous Nazi extermination camp in Oświęcim and the salt mine in Wieliczka in Krakow are part of the "must-see" canon and attract millions of tourists from all over the world. Take a one-day guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum and admire the underground wonders of nature and the work of human hands in Wieliczka. Save time for further sightseeing of Krakow or a blissful rest as you see fit.

Experience the diversed folk culture and the crystal clear air of the Polish highlands. Zakopane - the tourist centre of winter sports and mountain tourism is located at foot of the Tatra Mountains. The town offers many monuments of old wooden architecture built in the peculiar, local style (so called "zakopane style"). After you get to Zakopane, you can enjoy a cable car ride up the Gubałówka Mountain and then a walk along its ridge to Butorowy Wierch or Szymoszkowa maedow. Next you will go down on a chairlift to take a walk around the Old Town of Zakopane. In the town you will visit the charming old parish church & unique cemetery, Willa Koliba (museum of the "zakopane style") and the finest example of the zakopane style: Jaszczurówka Chapel. Some time for lunch at Krupówki Street (nowadays the main street in the town)and your own explorations of the enormous regional market will make your experience complete.

Wieliczka Salt Mine is a national monument in Poland, and one of the original UNESCO World Heritage Site listings. On your visit, you'll see the stunning chapels, statues, and chandeliers carved out of salt deposits, an emerald lake, and labyrinthine tunnels that go deep into the earth. This experience includes hotel pick-up and drop-off in Krakow and a group tour at the mine.

„Winter capital of Poland“, as it is often called, is a place you must see with your own eyes! During winter it is a sports centre for all kind of sports, from skiing to snowboarding and many others. In summer it tempts with plenty of scenic trails both very easy, and really demanding. Less advanced hikers should first choose the trail to Morskie Oko- Sea Eye (available even for parents with strollers) or Hala Gąsienicowa. After tiring hikes, you can get some rest in the Krupowki Street – a short and this time gastronomic „trail” in the centre of Zakopane, to give you a taste of regional cuisine and souvenirs. It is 10h trip: 2h - way from Krakow to Chochołów,  0,5h - free time in Chochołów, 0,5h - way from Chochołów to Ski Jump,  45 minutes - free time in Ski Jump, 0,5h - way from Ski Jump to car park in Zakopane, 3h - free time in Zakopane, 2h - way from Zakopane to Kraków.

During this full-day tour from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wadowice you will have an opportunity to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau- former Nazi concentration camp, which will give an insight into the tragedy of occupation at the time of the World War II. The first Pope which visited this place of remembrance was Saint John Paul II. During the second part of this tour you will have a chance to visit Museum of Family Home of John Paul II and the city of his birth- Wadowice.

Learn about the history of the mine, which dates back to the 13th century, and hear breathtaking stories what life was like for the miners who toiled to excavate once-precious salt 176 meters underground. With the help of the professional service of a licensed guide, you will explore Polish pearl, which has not yet become as popular as the Wieliczka salt mine.

Not enough time for visiting all Krakows must see places ? Now , it is possible to visit both Auschwitz Birkenau Museum and Salt Mine in Wieliczka in one day with no compromise on Your trip itinerary and you will get back to Krakow by dinner time! By choosing this trip you are choosing the opportunity to see two of the most-known places in Poland in one day. During this tour you will enjoy personal attention from your private licensed tour leader/driver (extra facts, stories, places). The car or van will be reserved only for you. Simple and convenient pick-up and drop-off in Krakow

Discover Zakopane, the winter capital of Poland, on this engaging day trip from Krakow. Enjoy panoramic views from Gubałówka Hill, accessible via a funicular ride. Stroll through Krupówki Street, where you can shop for unique souvenirs and try traditional Polish cheese, Oscypek, from a local bacówka (shepherd's hut). With English speaking driver you’ll gain insider knowledge about the region's rich culture and history while traveling comfortably in an air-conditioned minivan. - Full-day tour lasting approximately 11 hours, with hotel pickup included - Visit Gubałówka for stunning mountain views and funicular access - Explore Krupówki Street and enjoy free time for shopping and tasting local delicacies - Group size limited to 30 travelers for a more personalized experience

We offer a unique opportunity to visit the former German Nazi Concentration Camp, which became the symbol of the holocaus in the World. This infamous place is located in Oświęcim and the nearby village of Brzezinka, the names has changed to Auschwitz and Birkenau. With the help of the professional service of a licensed educator, you will see all the most important places in both camps Auschwitz and Birkenau. You will be also equipped with audio recivers to hear everything that your educator is saying to you.

Explore one of the darkest chapters in the history of Europe on a moving tour of the former Nazi concentration camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau. See personal artifacts belonging to former inmates along with poignant monuments such as the gas chambers.

Combine two of Krakow’s most unforgettable experiences in one day as you descend into the extraordinary underground world of the Wieliczka Salt Mine and continue with a guided walking tour through the historic districts of Podgórze and Kazimierz, discovering the powerful story of Oskar Schindler and Krakow during WWII. Highlights: Visit the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine Explore underground chambers, salt lakes and sculptures See the iconic St. Kinga’s Chapel Follow the story of Oskar Schindler on a guided walking tour Explore Podgórze, the former Jewish ghetto area Visit Kazimierz Jewish Quarter See filming locations from Schindler’s List Enjoy round-trip transport from Krakow Lunch break included

Experience the profound history of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex on a comprehensive perimeter tour. Designed for those who want to understand the full scale of the Holocaust and the camp system, especially when museum entry tickets are unavailable.Led by a professional historical guide, this tour provides a deep dive into the topography and tragic history of the three main parts of the Auschwitz complex. By focusing on the external sites and the perimeter, we offer a broader perspective on the logistics of the camp that is often missed during standard indoor tours.

Sandomierz is a picturesque city by the Vistula River situated on the Sandomierz Basin in the south-eastern Poland. It is located on seven highlands that why it is also named the Little Rome. In the Middle Ages it was one of the royal cities - up to nowadays it has an original urban planning. The monuments in Sandomierz are very valuable in the scale of Polish and European cultural heritage.

What makes us unique? We organize small group tours, travel in vans, and offer a personalized approach to each client. We don't practice mass tourism. The tour begins at your hotel. You will drive for around 1.5h to Auschwitz I where your tour begins. At the beginning we will explain to you how this place is organized and which way to go, so that you can easily find your way around the entire museum. Your visit in Museum Auschwitz I lasts approximately 1.5h, followed by a 10min drive to Auschwitz II Birkenau Memorial Site , where the visit lasts approximately 1h. Finally, we return together to Krakow for around 1.5h. During the trip you will receive a guide book in the chosen language along with a map of both camps. Thanks to this type of tour, you're not rushed by a guide and you can decide which parts of the camps you'd like to spend more time on. You're also not obligated to follow a large group on a schedule.

Discover the captivating Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this guided tour from Krakow. Navigate through a maze of underground passages as you explore stunning chapels, intricate salt sculptures, and fascinating art installations. With a descent of 800 stairs to a depth of 135 meters, experience the unique acoustic properties of the mine, where even Chopin’s music resonates beautifully. This tour offers insight into the history of salt extraction, while also highlighting the mine's health benefits. - Guided tour of Wieliczka Salt Mine with transportation from Krakow - Descend 800 stairs to explore chambers filled with art and history - Experience the mine's unique acoustics, including live music - Learn about the health benefits of the salt mine during your visit

Discover the charm of Zakopane, the winter capital of Poland, on this full-day tour from Krakow. Experience breathtaking mountain views, authentic highlander traditions, local flavors, and the option to relax in the famous Chochołowskie Thermal Baths - optional (payable on site) Perfect for: Couples, families, friends, and solo travelers who want to see the Tatra Mountains, explore Zakopane, and enjoy the unique thermal baths experience. Book your Zakopane Day Trip from Krakow today and let the Tatra Mountains, local traditions, and unforgettable views create memories you’ll never forget!

Discover places that remain hidden from standard tours. Here there are no lights, no screens, no crowds. Only silence, concrete, rusty tracks, and the haunting echo of footsteps of those who never returned. What will you see? 1. The Judenrampe – The Beginning of the End The longest-standing unloading and selection ramp. 2. Bor/Budy Women's Penal Subcamp – Without Mercy Bor/Budy is a place rarely spoken of, even among historians. 3. Auschwitz III Monowitz and IG Farben 4. The SS Canteen Just a few kilometers from the crematoria, SS officers laughed over beer, watched films, and placed bets on boxing matches. 5. The Memorial Museum of the Inhabitants of the Oświęcim Region This multimedia museum tells the story of local heroes who, despite the terror, risked everything to help prisoners.

We organize transport and tours for tourists. Learn and experience how people(sheepers) from this province make a living, how they work and wear their own traditional clothes. Giving opportunity to be a part of this community. Also, have the chance to taste their homemade alcohol and grilling sheep cheese.

Zalipie - a small village 120 km east of Kraków. It is not a museum or an open-air museum (normally people live and work here) but this place attracts tourists. All thanks to painted colorful huts, fences, barns and even... doghouses. The tradition of beautifying farmyards dates back to the old days, when the interiors of rather poor cottages in the village were covered with soot from the home stove. Painting the walls was considered a whim, so the resourceful Zalipie women came up with the idea of decorating the darkened walls with white irregular spots using lime and birch twigs that replaced the brush. As the "packing" of walls gained popularity, more and more elaborate and bright motifs began to be painted. And so, over time, colorful decorations became a local tradition and a hallmark of Zalipie. Today, ornaments can be found here in the least expected places, which makes the paintings look very natural and are made "from the heart". Go to Zalipie in search of color!

Enjoy a day of relaxation and adventure with an entry ticket to Termy Bania and Sky Walk. Relax in the pools and slides, then explore the Sky Walk with panoramic views and a playground. Discover the beauty of the Tatra Mountains on this day trip from Krakow, featuring the thrilling Sky Walk Poronin and the relaxing Termy Bania thermal complex. Begin with a scenic stroll along the elevated pathways of Sky Walk Poronin, where panoramic views and a playground provide fun for all ages. Following the adventure, unwind in 15 thermal pools, jacuzzis, and wellness zones at Termy Bania —perfect for families and groups. This excursion seamlessly blends outdoor excitement with soothing relaxation, making it an ideal getaway from the bustling city. - Central meeting point in Krakow for easy access - Sky Walk offers 850 meters of walkways and thrilling slides - Termy Bania features year-round thermal pools and wellness areas - Family-friendly attractions suitable for all ages and abilities

To better understand the life of Pope John Paul II, it is worth delving into the sources and learning more about his path to becoming the head of the Catholic Church. Understanding his early experiences, studies, pastoral work, and social engagement will better elucidate how events and people shaped him before assuming the pontificate. Don't forget to explore the legacy of the life and work of John Paul II. His teachings on love, reconciliation, tolerance, and social engagement continue to inspire people worldwide. It is worth delving into his encyclicals, speeches, and actions to better understand the ideas and values that shaped his papacy. In summary, a journey through places associated with John Paul II is not only an opportunity to learn about the life story of one of the most influential popes in the history of the Catholic Church but also a chance to understand his legacy and inspiring teachings, which still hold great significance for many people worldwide.