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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.

Take a full-day tour from Kraków to Czestochowa, home of the famous Black Madonna painting. Discover with your guide one of the most popular monasteries in Poland and an example of Gothic architecture. The monastery was a place of miracle, so it takes place in the history. This private tour ensures a personalised experience, so you can spend as long as you like visiting the sacred Jasna Gora monastery and marveling at the Black Madonna.

Gain a deeper understanding of Krakow’s Jewish heritage on this small-group walking tour of Kazimierz, Krakow’s Jewish District, during which you’ll visit the Remuh Synagogue,, a Jewish cemetery, and more. Ideal for history buffs, you’ll hear stories of the Holocaust, World War II, and anecdotes direct from Krakow’s Jewish community.

The Schindler Factory in Kraków is one of the most important memorial sites related to the history of World War II. It is worth visiting because it offers a deeply moving insight into the lives of Kraków’s residents under German occupation and tells the story of Oskar Schindler, who saved over a thousand Jews from extermination. The permanent exhibition “Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945” presents everyday life in the city, the terror of the occupiers, and the heroic actions of those who helped others. The exhibition combines authentic artifacts, documents, photographs, and multimedia reconstructions, creating a vivid and realistic portrayal of that time. The museum can be visited individually or with a guide, who helps visitors better understand the historical context and significance of the site.

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of Poland's most popular destinations and a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. See this gem, created by both nature and human hands, for yourself. Your excursion begins when your English-speaking driver picks you up at your Katowice accommodation. At the mine, you go underground to see the labyrinthine tunnels, St. Kinga's Chapel, beautiful lakes, and hand-carved sculptures made of salt deposits.

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. Get picked up from your designated location in Krakow or nearby and head to the shooting range. Meet your instructors, who will equip you with safety gear, including safety glasses and hearing protection. Learn to aim and operate a gun, and experience incredible adrenaline. Choose a shooting package tailored to your preferences and try out various types of weapons. Throughout the tour, you'll be under the supervision of drivers and instructors, ensuring you feel comfortable and safe. At the end, receive your shooting target and a souvenir photo. This basic package includes: Glock Pistol 5 shots AK-47 Kalashnikov 3 shots Submachine gun 5 shots Shotgun 2 shots **Possibility of supplementing the package on site with additional weapons and shots

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. Visit the most important and beautiful places in Zakopane and surrounding area! - All-day trip to the Tatra Mountains & Zakopane & Thermal Baths - Visit wooden village Chochołów - Visit to a highlander's cottage and tasting cheese and a drink - Trip to the highest mountain in Zakopane: Gubałówka - Free time for sightseeing, lunch and shopping center: Krupówki - Visit the worlds championship ski jump - Relax 2.5 h thermal baths - hot springs / optional change for: Highest peak Kasprowy Wierch (over 2000 m high) by highest cable cat in Poland with panorama on Tatra Mountains! - Please note: Gubałówka funicular / Thermal baths / Snowmobiles or Quad Ride (for 1-2 people) are require an additional cash payment 44 PLN / 109 PLN / 400 PLN per person, to be paid directly on site to the local operator.

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.

This tour combines a scenic river cruise and a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Wieliczka Salt Mine on the same day. Instead of walking around the city, rest tired feet by going sightseeing from the water. During the cruise, ride past Wawel Royal Castle, the Church on the Rock, and Kazimierz. Then later, enjoy a salt mine tour to see an underground church, lakes, and salt statues.

Join a guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral and experience royal spaces, historic chapels, and Poland’s past. Experience the grandeur of Wawel Castle and Cathedral, two of Kraków’s most iconic landmarks, on a guided tour that combines history, art, and royal heritage. Wawel Hill stands as a symbol of Polish statehood, preserving centuries of tradition and cultural achievement. Highlights • Skip-the-line guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral • Explore royal chambers, art collections, and historic chapels • Learn about Polish kings, coronations, and national history • Climb the tower to see the Sigismund Bell and panoramic views With priority access and a licensed guide, enjoy a rich and engaging experience at one of Kraków’s most important historical sites — perfect for lovers of history, art, and architecture.

This tour is a great pick for travelers interested in discovering places in Poland that are connected to the late Pope John Paul II. Save hours of research time and enjoy having a full itinerary planned out for you, with guide commentary throughout. The route showcases the Pope’s former family home in Wadowice, the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy, and the John Paul II Centre.

Embark on a delightful journey through Kraków's historic Old Town, while indulging in the city's blossoming wine culture. This guided walk will take you to a charming 15th-century cellar, where you'll taste four local Polish wines accompanied by traditional Polish tapas. As you stroll through the cobbled streets, our professional guide will regale you with insightful tales of the city's past that you won't get anywhere else.

see what the nearby castles in our area look like. We will show you the small ones - recreational ones, as well as the large ones - defensive ones. Their architecture and locations will make you experience a bit of time with nature, beautiful nature

The Auschwitz and Birkenau concentration camps were the largest and most notorious of the Nazi regime and this full-day Italian language tour from Krakow visits both. Take a moving tour of the preserved ruins, museum, and memorials at Auschwitz-Birkenau, and uncover the harrowing truths of Poland’s WWII history and Nazi occupancy.

See the best of Polish culture on a 2.5-hour group tour of charming Krakow. Immerse yourself in this medieval fairytale location along a route studded with UNESCO World Heritage sites. The sights you will see on this tour are impossible to describe without using superlatives - visit the biggest market square in medieval Europe with all its bustling activity, stand in awe of the oldest university building in the world still in use, shop for mementos at one of the oldest souvenir shops… the list goes on and on. If you’d like to get to know Polish history in a nutshell - this one’s for you. Back in the 15th and 16th century, Kraków was one of the best-developed and richest cities in Europe. Luckily enough, most of it has remained untouched despite turbulent and, at times, even tragic history. The route is also peppered with arguably the most Instagram-friendly spots in Poland. Knowing the amazing stories behind them makes taking those epic selfies even more enjoyable ;)

Join a chilling walking tour in Krakow, perfect for lovers of all things horror. Enter all the spooky and eerie corners of the city and hear stories of ghosts, vampires, serial killers, and convicts. The tour usually starts after the sun goes down... we meet where there once was a medieval cemetery. You'll hear the legends that reveal wherefrom vampires arose to walk this realm. Creeping down the cobbled streets we'll talk about the executioners and unriddle some myths about them. You will stand in the spot where grisly public executions were performed and view a chapel in which the convicts spent their last night on earth hoping for a miracle. We follow the footsteps of a "gentleman" serial killer who revelled in appearing at local shindigs and venture to meet two of Kraków’s best-known ghosts - the Lady in Black and The White Lady. In the end, as the moon climbs high over the city, we'll speak of medieval crimes and punishments in an actual torture chamber.

Experience Kraków’s moving Jewish heritage on a private walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide. Explore Kazimierz, the historic Jewish Quarter, once a thriving center of Jewish life. Visit key sites like the Old Synagogue, Remuh Synagogue, and vibrant Szeroka Street. Learn about Rabbi Moses Isserles and see filming locations from Schindler’s List, including Schindler’s Passage. Cross into Podgórze, the former Jewish Ghetto, to visit Ghetto Heroes Square and the Eagle Pharmacy, a hub of resistance. Hear powerful stories of resilience and survival, including Oskar Schindler’s efforts to save over 1,200 Jews. The tour concludes at Schindler’s Factory Museum, where you can continue exploring independently. This immersive experience offers a deep and respectful understanding of Kraków’s Jewish community—from its medieval roots to its enduring legacy today.

Step into the heart of Kraków on this 2-hour private walking tour of the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this experience is perfect for travelers short on time but eager to explore the city’s history, culture, and architecture. Begin at St. Florian’s Gate and the nearby Barbican, Kraków’s medieval defensive strongholds. Stroll down Floriańska Street, lined with historic townhouses and hidden courtyards, before passing through the charming Plac Szczepański. Visit the Jagiellonian University, one of Europe’s oldest, and hear stories of its famous alumni. At the Main Market Square, admire landmarks like the Cloth Hall, Town Hall Tower, and the stunning St. Mary’s Basilica—where you’ll learn the legend of the hourly trumpet call. This engaging tour blends centuries of history with insider stories, offering a compact but enriching introduction to one of Europe’s most beautiful and historic city centers.

Zakopane is a town situated at the foot of the Tatra Mountains. It has a magical ambience and is very close to the nature. On this tour you will have a chance to visit Chocholow village and see beautiful, traditional wooden houses and wooden chapels, that were built by the locals years ago. Directly in Zakopane you will spend time on Krupowki street, which is the main one in Zakopane. You can eat their traditional (or not) food and buy some souvenirs. Enjoy the magnificent views and panorama and take a trip up to Gubalowka Mountain - ride in a funicular. What’s more, you will be also able to see the ski jump hill that you can recognize from the Grant Prix Ski Jump Competition. The whole tour will take 8 hours - in Zakopane there are 4 hours to be spent and the journey each way takes 2 hours.

Explore Poland's vibrant Tatra Mountain region, centered on the winter resort town of Zakopane. This tour starts with the traditional village of Chocholow, famed for its hand hewn wooden houses and chapels. In Zakopane, explore the local foods, souvenirs and lively atmosphere of Krupowki Street. Finally, take a trip up to Gubalowka Mountain via funicular for spectacular views of the Tatra Mountains. The journey takes about 2 hours each way.

Ideal for travelers who are short on time—this tour allows you to tick off two important UNESCO World Heritage sites on the same day—Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Don't worry about organizing your tickets, as admission to sites is included, as well round-trip private transportation from Krakow.

Rafting on the Dunajec river on a wooden raft is an amazing meeting with wild, unchanged from millennia nature – one of the biggest tourist attractions of Europe. That is the best way to visit the Pieniny National Park. The Dunajec river gouged in limestone rocks the Dunajec river George. Rafting tradition on a wooden raft reaches first half of the 19 century, On the way to the Dunajec rafting you will see church of saint Michael the Archangel – wooden Gothic church entered on the UNESCO World Hertige list. We offer individual tours, which means you are going exclusively with the driver or your own group, you will not be riding large bus driving around the city from pickup to pickup. Our cars are clean and well-kept. Our company provides the services on the highest quality and and with nice athmosphere.

Tried of the city and museums? Want to explore our region in a diffrent way? Rafting on the Dunajec river on a wooden raft is an amazing meeting with wild, unchanged from millennia nature. The Dunajec river gauged in limestone rocks – the Dunajec river george. Rafting tradition on the wooden raft reaches first half of the 19 century. After the rafting relax at the thermal baths at a temperature of 32-36ºC with water massages. We offer individual tours, which means you are going exclusively with the driver or your own group, you will not be riding large bus driving around the city from pickup to pickup. Our cars are clean and well-kept. Our company provides the services on the highest quality and and with nice athmosphere.

Zakopane is called "Winter Capital city of Poland". It lies in the foothills of the Tatra Mountains. Since You are on holidays why bother about transport, staying in queues and access to the tickets? Save time and stay safe with our company!. We will pick You from your hotel and get to Zakopane straight. max 8people for Van + driver. Once you have arrived, see the city’s main street— Krupówki, go for a cable car ride up ​​Gubałówka hill, see a ski jumping hill, and visit a wooden village where a local delicacy—“oscypek” sheep’s cheese is made.