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Instead of doing your own research on Krakow’s ancient legends and haunted places, join a professional storyteller on an immersive walking tour that makes you imagine what life was like in medieval Krakow. Hear about the hidden history behind popular landmarks and discover stories you’d miss if exploring alone—including tales of ghosts, dragons, vampires, and alchemists.

Explore Poland beyond Krakow on this full-day to Zakopane, located in the heart of the Tatra Mountains. Discover the best of the area, taste traditional smoked sheep's cheese and vodka, explore a quaint wooden village, and ride a cable car for panoramic views of the mountains. There's also time to soak in the warm waters of the Chocholow Thermal Hot Springs.

Expand your knowledge of World War II history and the tragic events that unfolded in Nazi-occupied Poland with a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. Instead of figuring out local bus timetables, get picked up from your Krakow accommodation and taken directly to the former concentration camp. Once at the site, a museum guide takes you through the main parts of both sites to see remnants of gas chambers, crematoriums, the "Death Gate," and more.

Avoid the crowds on public transport and get to Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with ease by going on a guided tour. After a hassle-free Krakow hotel pickup, travel in an air-conditioned vehicle to Auschwitz-Birkenau. No need to wait in long ticket lines, as entry is included, with a guide to provide group commentary along the way.

Discover Wieliczka Salt Mine: Unearth Earth's Hidden Treasures! Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a captivating underground wonder in Poland. Highlights: Historic Labyrinth: Explore corridors, chambers, and chapels carved in salt, unveiling the mine's rich history. Salt Sculpture Art: Marvel at sculptures and reliefs, masterfully crafted by skilled miners from salt blocks. Charming Chambers: visit intimate salt crystal-adorned chambers, creating a magical underground ambiance. Spiritual Salt Chapels: experience the unique atmosphere of mystical salt-carved chapels, inspiring contemplation. Educational Insight: learn about salt extraction, mining techniques, and the miners' daily lives through interactive guides.

Not enough time to visit all of Krakow’s must-see places? On this tour, you'll visit two of Poland's most important UNESCO World Heritage sites Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka Salt Mine — in one day. Your day will start early, but this way you will manage to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau, the former Nazi concentration camp, and explore the Mine, and be back in Krakow by dinner time.

Experience the beauty and culture of the Tatra Mountains of southern Poland in just a day with this full day tour from Krakow in shared transport. Begin by visiting the mountain resort of Zakopane and walking down Krupowki Street to admire the city’s architecture and culture. From there, it’s time to enjoy the mountain views from aboard the Gubałówka cable car. Finish the day with some time soaking in the restorative waters of one of the region’s thermal baths.

Enjoy a tour with a special purpose—to visit places linked to the late Pope John Paul II. Save hours of research time and benefit from door-to-door hotel pickup and a private driver transferring you between sites. The trip visits the Pope’s former family home, the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy, and the John Paul II Center—a place to see clothing, paintings, and other important items linked to the first ever Polish pope.

Interested in visiting two of Krakow's most famous sites, but don't have time for two separate trips? This full-day tour covers both Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mine with transportation from Krakow. First, we will visit Europe's largest concentration camp and watch a documentary movie on the way. After touring the site with an expert guide, we will head to the ancient salt mine, to tour the wonders found beneath the ground.

Auschwitz-Birkenau is the largest death camp in human history, the site of mass destruction and genocide in Europe during World War II. Currently, camp Auschwitz-Birkenau is a synonym for world’s most cruel terror, genocide and atrocities. The camp was built by the Nazis in 1940 in the suburbs of Oswiecim. The total number of deaths and executions is estimated to be over 1.5-million people from 28 nationalities. Almost 90% of these people were Jews. Since 1979 this site has been listed on the UNESCO Cultural and Natural World Heritage list. This place with an unbelievable sad and cruel history is something, that everyone should see. Visit the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine. Learn about its history, see the chambers, chapels and the amazing carved sculptures on a guided tour through two miles (3.5 kilometers) of tunnels. The given start time is approximate and can be changed - it will be confirmed 2 or 1 day before the tour.

Discover the dramatic landscapes and 14th-century castles of the Trail of the Eagles’ Nests, a historic touring route that runs through southwestern Poland from Krakow to Częstochowa. Travel by minibus and visit many of the medieval palaces and fortresses along the route, named “eagles’ nests” because they’re perched atop limestone cliffs. Learn about the trail’s history and explore many of the sites by foot on this fascinating full-day tour.

Combine two popular tours into one—and see more of Poland—on this full-day tour from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Explore each UNESCO World Heritage Site on guided tours; learn the tragic impact of Poland’s wartime history, then go underground to see caverns, chapels, and statues carved from salt. This full-day tour includes pickup and drop-off at centrally-located Krakow hotels, entrance fees, and guided tours, with all transport by climate-controlled vehicle.

Join our guided tour of two sacred sites in Łagiewniki. The tour is conducted in both Polish and English, while the selected language refers to the informational brochure provided. First, you will visit the Centre of Saint John Paul II. Here, you will see garments from the fateful assassination attempt. You will also view a revered relic that holds a drop of his blood. Next, you will travel to the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy. There, you can listen to an engaging audio guide about St. Faustina. You will learn about her revelations and the message of Divine Mercy. You will also see her grave in a quiet, reflective setting. This tour offers a unique spiritual experience. It connects the powerful legacies of St. John Paul II and St. Faustina. Book your tour and walk a path of light and mercy.

What makes this tour unique is that the travelers can spend on interesting exhibitions as much time as they want. The tour leader will provide any necessary information about the two camps- Auschwitz 1 and Auschwitz 2 Birkenau and let travelers manage their time there. The guidebooks that we provide are very informative and include maps of the two camps.

Schindler’s Factory was an enamel factory that operated during World War II, when Poland was under Nazi occupation. Its owner—Oskar Schindler—saved the lives of over 1200 Jewish people, and this ticket allows you to visit the original factory building. Instead of waiting in a long ticket line, avoid the crowds at the entrance and get straight in. Then, have free time to explore the exhibits independently at your own pace.

Our 3-hour tour with a licensed guide of Schindler's Factory and the former Jewish ghetto site provides a splendid occasion to discover the Kraków 2WW history. The tour starts with a visit to Schindler's Factory, the most visited museum in Kraków. While visiting the permanent exhibition we shall become comprehensively acquainted with the history of the war-time German occupation of Kraków. The exhibition brings us up to date with the fate of Poles, Germans, and Jews in occupied Kraków – from the outbreak of war to the questionable "liberation" of the city by the Red Army in January 1945. Equipped with the knowledge acquired at the museum, we will set out for the former Ghetto. The locations and historical events discussed in the museum will be shown by our guide in the authentic surroundings in which they took place. Visiting the "Emalia" Factory and the ghetto in one tour allows you to fully grasp and understand the complicated fate of Kraków and its inhabitants during 2WW.

Swap Krakow for a day trip to the spectacular outdoor beauty of Poland’s countryside. Enjoy included hotel pickup and minivan transportation for easy travel between outdoor sites. Visit the natural wonder of Morskie Oko lake and relax at Chocholów Thermal Baths, a pool complex with panoramic views of the Tatra Mountains.

Visit a pair of Poland's UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a single day on this combo tour from Krakow. First, pay tribute to Holocaust victims and learn about one of the darkest chapters in European history with a guided visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. After a lunch break, head deep underground to tour the mesmerizing chambers, tunnels, and saline lakes of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, an incredible mining complex founded in the 13th century.

Enjoy an active day exploring the beauty of the Polish Tatra Mountains starting off with a 2-hour hike to Morskie Oko Lake, with a name that means Eye of the Sea. Next we'll explore the mountain town of Zakopane with a cable car ride up a mountain and some time on Krupowki Street. These activities provide a well-rounded way to experience the unique Podhale region of Poland, with a culture all its own!

Experience a poignant piece of World War II history on a day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Krakow. Led by a knowledgeable guide, explore the UNESCO-listed former Nazi concentration camp complex and preserve the memory of those who perished there. Pass through the crematoriums, old prison blocks, and moving memorials, and hear the stories of this dark time in history from your guide in a sensitive manner. Your tour concludes with transportation back to your original departure point in Krakow.

During the Hidden Krakow Bike Tour, an experienced guide will take you to the most beautiful secret pearls in Krakow. You visit locations that you as a tourist will not easily find yourself, but that are absolutely worth it. During this tour we focus on the Second World War and communism and we tell many impressive and even emotional stories. During this bike tour you will also hear stories of heroes full of hope and pride. You will really learn through these stories how the history of Poland has shaped the Polish inhabitants. We do this in the Podgorze district, among other places, where we visit a Jewish cemetery, Schindler's factory and the Jewish ghetto. The absolute highlight of the tour is a breathtakingly beautiful view of the entire city. This is one of the most unforgettable moments of your visit to Krakow for everyone. In short, do you want a special afternoon, full of impressions through the most beautiful, less touristy places? Then the Hidden Krakow bike tour is definitely a must do in your city trip.

Learn about the creepy side of Krakow with this evening walking tour. Your local guide will regale you with ghost stories, tales of medieval torture, urban legends, and true crime accounts. Make your way to some of the city’s favorite landmarks like St. Mary's Basilica, Collegium Maius, and Katyński's Square, but this time discover their lesser-known dark pasts.

Energylandia is one of Poland’s largest amusement parks, and with this hassle-free transport and ticket package, you can visit it with ease. Starting with a Krakow hotel pickup, set off in an air-conditioned minivan and travel directly to the park—which is roughly 50 kilometers (31 miles) from Krakow. No need to worry about rushing—the ticket allows full-day access to explore its 60+ attractions—such as rollercoasters, slides, and child-friendly activities. This is not a fastrack ticket.

Schindler’s Factory is one of Krakow’s best-known attractions, so avoid the possibility of waiting in a long ticket line by securing your entry in advance. Upon arrival, enjoy the perk of skip-the-line admission and head straight inside to see the exhibits, and learn more about what life was like in Nazi-occupied Krakow during World War II.