Top Krakow Walking Tours - page 6

Discover Poland's rich history and delicious cuisine on the same tour. Walk through the streets of Krakow's Old Town area to see some of its must-see places. On the way, fill your belly with delicious samples of many different Polish dishes, from regional specialties to traditional favorites. If you didn't know what to order at a Polish restaurant, this tour will cure that!

The tour is led by English speaking licensed mountain guide. The tour leader will familiarize you with the mountains, their nature, history and culture of Gorale - local highlanders. Additionally, the guide will bring scientific equipment like humidity, temperature probes and binoculars which will help you to better understand the nature. The tour starts in Kuznice where you will use a modern cable car to get to the Kasprowy Wierch. It is a prominent summit at the Polish-Slovakian border with meteorological and astronomical observatories. The tour continues through Beskid (2012 m), Liliowe Pass and reaches meadows of Hala Gąsienicowa. You will find there a laid in stone shelter and have a lunch break. Only 40-minutes from the shelter, there is a beautiful Black Tatr which you will visit after the lunch. This excellent spot offers vistas over Orla Perc, a sharp ridge of summits known as the most difficult trail in the Tatras. The tour ends with a walk through Jaworzynka Valley.

Get out of the city on this half-day guided tour from Karakow to the incredible Wieliczka salt mines, one of the first UNESCO World Heritage sites. See the mines' salt sculptures, salt chambers, chapels, and an underground lake while learning all about the history of the salt mines, and the many legends associated with the place, from your guide.

Get to Krakow Zoo with ease thanks to this handy ticket and transport package that includes hotel pickup. Once you arrive, enjoy bypassing long ticket lines and get straight in. During your visit, see a variety of animals that are endangered and threatened with extinction, including Rothschild’s giraffes and dwarf hippos.

Krakow has ample bars and clubs, making it hard to know which ones to choose for a night out. Leave that to us on this Krakow bar crawl, ideal for solo travelers looking to meet like-minded people. Enjoy free shots at every venue, as well as VIP entry at one of Krakow's hottest nightclubs. And, in case you your memory is obscured by partying, the night will be captured by a professional photographer.

Expand your knowledge of Krakow’s communist history by taking part in this guided tour of the Nowa Huta district—an area initially designed to be an ideal socialist city, which later become a symbol of the Solidarity Movement. Save hours of research time by having a guide to explain the significance of the landmarks you pass—such as Plac Centralny, the Lord’s Ark Church, and the Podziemna Nowa Huta museum.

Explore Poland’s most prized architectural gem on a guided tour of Wawel Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the history of the Gothic hilltop complex, which dates back to the 14th century and was the royal residence of many Polish kings. Skip the entrance lines, and stroll through grand courtyards, regal chambers, chapels and museum galleries while a guide shares tales from the castle’s long and illustrious history.

Discover the splendor of Poland’s royal heritage on a guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral, Kraków’s most iconic landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Perched atop Wawel Hill, this historic complex served as the seat of Polish kings for centuries and remains a powerful symbol of national identity. Highlights: • Explore Poland’s royal residence with a licensed local guide • Admire the Renaissance and Baroque royal chambers of Wawel Castle • Visit the Gothic Wawel Cathedral, site of royal coronations • Climb the tower and touch the mighty Sigismund Bell for good luck With skip-the-line entry and expert commentary, this tour goes beyond sightseeing. Immerse yourself in centuries of tradition, magnificent art collections, and the fascinating stories of kings, queens, and national heroes. The Wawel Castle and Cathedral experience is a memorable journey through Poland’s royal past.

The Best Way to Discover Krakow: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour! Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a traditional "Obwarzanek" (Krakow pretzel) in the Main Square or a lunch break in the charming Jewish Quarter and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Town Hall, The Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Basilica, St. Florian’s Gate, Kraków Barbican, Plac Szczepański, Saints Peter and Paul Church, Wawel Cathedral, Wawel Royal Castle, and The Wawel Dragon.

Delve into Krakow's medieval past on this self guided audio tour, with tales of ancient kings and fire-breathing dragons, on this tour of the historic old town and castle. You’ll hear how Krakow was transformed into a royal city – and Poland’s capital until 1596 – after starting out as a humble merchant town. Our walk starts in the city’s medieval market square and ends just outside Wawel Castle, the first ever UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Krakow’s whole old town was the first city in Europe to be given UNESCO World Heritage status too.) Some of the highlights you can look forward to include: • The story of St. Mary's trumpeter • Krakow's legendary fire-breathing dragon • A walk around Wawel Castle and the Royal Palace which are open from 10am to 6pm • Stories about St. Mary's Basilica and the Wawel Cathedral • The Kraków Barbican, a medieval fortress • A short visit to the Bishop's Palace, the former home of Pope John II

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.

Leave behind the bustling city of Krakow and spend the day immersed in the beautiful nature of Ojcow National Park, the smallest national park in Poland. Visit beautiful castles, the “chapel on the water,” caves, and natural landmarks during this private tour. Enjoy some free time to stroll around the grounds and taste the local delicacy of smoked trout before heading back to Krakow.

Save time walking around the city, and tick off Krakow’s key sights at a faster pace by choosing this electric car tour. A great pick for time-tight travelers—the tour visits the Old Town, Kazimierz, and Podgorze—with a chance to see top landmarks, such as the Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, and Wawel Royal Castle.

Experience the icons of Krakow, as well as the marvels of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, on this full day tour. In the morning you will take a private guided walking tour of Krakow to see highlights of this fascinating medieval city. Afterwards, your private driver will take you to the salt mine, where you will be guided through the deep, labyrinthine attraction on a group tour. Your driver will then take you back to Krakow.

Private city tour following John Paul II sites in Krakow. Tour includes places connected with John Paul II in Krakow Old town and Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki. Tour Itinerary: pick up from your hotel walking tour in Krakow Old Town-around 2,5 hours Tram ride (public transportation) to Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki-around 30 minutes tour and free time for prayer in Lagiewniki Sanctuary of divine Mercy-around 1,5 hour Tram ride (public transportation) back to town center-around 30 minutes

Benefit from private round-trip transportation from Krakow to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, an underground marvel with a labyrinth of tunnels and chambers hand-carved from solid salt. The mine is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and known as the oldest salt mine in Europe. Your guide takes you through some of the three upper levels of the stunning underground complex, ranging from 210-442 feet (64 to 135 meters) deep.

Discover Plaszow camp with a local guide: few remains survive, but Schindler’s story and a unique space for reflection bring history alive. Highlights: • Take a comprehensive tour of the Plaszow Concentration Camp • Remember the victims of the Holocaust at the camp's memorials • Learn where the Schindler's List film was filmed • Route paced for reflection, not rush Unlike sites filled with preserved buildings, Plaszow offers open ground, silence, and space for thought. With few physical remains, it is a place of memory rather than spectacle—an intimate setting to confront history, honor the victims, and reflect.

Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory is one of the most important and popular museums in Krakow. Explore it with a professional guide who can walk you through it and provide context to the main exhibit exploring 'Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945.” To further explore the area’s Jewish history, upgrade this experience to enjoy a guided walk through the adjacent Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow (Kazimierz District) and the Jewish Ghetto.

Kasprowy Wierch is one of Poland’s most impressive mountains, but you don’t have to scale the mighty peak on foot to soak up the scenery. On this private full-day tour from Krakow, ride the cable car from Zakopane to the top, enjoy spectacular views from the mountaintop, then visit other local landmarks, such as Our Lady of Fatima in Krzeptowki, and the wooden houses of Chocholow.

For those who aren’t looking for a guided visit of Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and Memorial, this self-guided tour with private round-trip transport from Krakow is perfect for you. Reach the museum in comfort, and set off to explore the grounds at your own pace, without being rushed. See the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau concentration camps, and explore exhibits, learning facts about WWII as you go.

Schindler's Enamel Factory is one of Krakow's most important and visited city museums. Your guide will take you through the museum's main exhibition to ensure you get the most out of the information, learn about Oskar Schindler, and have all your questions answered. Another perk: you do not have to wait in a long line for tickets. Upgrade this tour for a guided walk through the Kazimierz district, the Old Jewish Quarter in Kraków.

This tour offers insights into what life was like in Nazi-occupied Krakow during World War II. Instead of reading history books, let a private guide take you on a tour of the city’s Jewish quarter—Kazimierz, as well as Podgórze, the site of the former Kraków-Płaszów concentration camp, and a museum that used to be Schindler’s Factory. Along the way, benefit from insightful commentary about the sites you explore.

Discover the traditional tastes of Poland by going on this food-themed adventure in Katowice. Eliminate the language barriers when reading local menus, by having a guide to translate and introduce you to a variety of delicious food tastings—including dumplings, meat specialties, cake, local spirits, and beer. As an added bonus, the guide provides fun facts about the city’s history and top landmarks as you walk between food stops.

Without local knowledge, it can be tricky to know which are the best Polish beers to try in Zakopane. With this private beer tour, you can benefit from having a private guide to show you a variety of venues and guide you through tasting sessions so you can enjoy a full range of Polish beers. The experience includes craft, regional, and big brand beer, with delicious foodie appetizers to accompany them.