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Most visitors in Warsaw have to choose between sightseeing or relaxing over a drink. This panoramic cruise offers the best of both worlds. Take in sights such as the iconic Warsaw Mermaid and the quaint landmarks of the Old Town as you sip on a Pampelle aperitif in summer or hot cup of mulled winter in the winter months. Cruises are limited to adults, ensuring a relaxed and stylish atmosphere.

Poland was once a home to one of the largest Jewish communities in the world and a center of this thriving civilization was Kraków. Its historical Jewish district is a jewel of Jewish art and architecture. A place where 7 ancient synagogues, that amazingly survived the destruction of World War II and the Holocaust, stand witness to the test of time. During our tour we will discover the historical context of the local Jewish community, talk about the death and destruction of World War II but also witness the amazing Jewish culture’s revival in contemporary Kraków. Please note that booking this tour you will be joining our general pay as you wish tour (tour in which it is up to the guest how to reward his or her guide). In this case the amount you pay covers the reservation fee and the guide's payment. If you wish to join a smaller, private tour let us know and we will organise it for you!

If you are planning to visit the Royal City of Krakow, we invite you to join our guided tours through the Old Town of Krakow with us. “Krakow Tours” is run by qualified, knowledgeable and experienced City of Krakow tour guides. By choosing to join us, you support our guides who are eager to show you the treasures of our city. Our tours are created according to, what we think are two of the most important aspects for those who decide to take a city tour: that you see as much as possible and of course, that you donʼt get tired while on the tour. Come with us to explore Krakow, the City of Polish Kings, the UNESCO Heritage Site, City of Saint John Paul II Polish Pope, Capital of Polish Culture, Artistic Life and Education. Hear about the city’s most interesting stories, diverse culture as well as about Krakow’s famous inhabitants. The minimum group size for this tour is 4 people. If the group does not reach this number, the tour will be cancelled and you will receive a full refund.

On this Gdansk bike tour, you’ll be taken to interesting sites in the Old Town and Lower City. You’ll save time researching cycle routes and your guide will take you to unusual spots that are difficult for tourists to find. Highlights include St. Mary's Basilica tower and the Shipyard area. Conveniently, bike rental is included, so you can travel light.

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum on a guided tour from Krakow with convenient hotel pickup. Travel in a small, comfortable vehicle and explore the site with a licensed professional guide. All transportation, entrance tickets, and assistance are included for a smooth, respectful visit. Come with us on an extremely interesting journey and learn about the sad pages of the history of the former Auschwitz and Birkenau camps. A trip with us will bring you closer to the history of the Second World War as well as make you aware of the pain and suffering of people who ended their life journey there. The Auschwitz I Museum has been inscribed on the UNESCO list and is the main tourist attraction for tourists visiting Poland. The trip with us takes about 7 hours from the moment of pickup from the hotel to the return to it.

A visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mine is a must while in Poland, but getting there independently from Krakow can be a hassle. This private tour with chauffeur removes the stress of figuring out local bus timetables with direct transportation to the site. Inside the mine, a guide leads the way so you don’t get lost, revealing underground chambers filled with salt chandeliers, statues, lakes, and chapels.

Zakopane—a resort town near the Tatra Mountains—is loved for its spectacular mountain views and highlander culture. With this tour, avoid the hustle and bustle of public transport, and travel in a comfortable private vehicle from Krakow. Enjoy time to ride a funicular to Gubałówka, visit the popular Krupówki shopping street, and see the wooden village of Chochołów. Then round off the trip with a relaxing soak in thermal baths that feature indoor and outdoor pools, water slides, whirlpools, and more.

If you’re looking for an easy way to get from Wroclaw to Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, then this is it. Avoid long train journeys with lots of stops en route, and instead, travel from your Wroclaw hotel to Auschwitz-Birkenau in an air-conditioned vehicle. Once at the site, a guided tour is included to help you fully understand the tragic events that occurred at the former concentration camp that operated when Poland was under Nazi occupation.

Get more out of a visit to Krakow by making time for a day trip to a UNESCO World Heritage Site—Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. After being collected from your Krakow accommodation, travel in a minivan to the site of a former concentration camp that operated when Poland was occupied by Nazi Germany. To help you get the most out of your visit, a guided tour is included, so you can learn about the area’s poignant history.

Rather than researching the best things to see and do in Szczecin, this efficient walking tour saves you time. Join a guide on an adventure around the city, with stops at top photo spots, such as the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle and the Archcathedral Basilica of St. James the Apostle. Along the way, the guide provides top tips and entertaining local insights that you’d miss on solo adventures.

Discover Warsaw’s nightlife on a private tour onboard a classic Fiat 125p—a driver-guide means there's no need to organize cabs. Begin the evening with a taste of locally made herbal vodka as you listen to stories about the city and its bar culture. Visit Communist-era bars for drinks and snacks, stop for a shot near the Palace of Culture and Science, then continue to atmospheric venues in the Praga and Powisle districts.

Explore the Communist history of Warsaw without being stuck on a crowded tour bus, with this self-drive option instead. Take control of your sightseeing and drive between sights in a retro Fiat 126p vehicle, with a guide to join you and explain more about Warsaw’s history and the important landmarks you pass—such as the House of the Polish Communist Party, the Palace of Culture and Science, and Constitution Square.

If you’ve got limited time in Krakow but still want to get a great overview of its Old Town sights, then this electric scooter tour is a perfect option. After a training session, set off on a guide adventure between important Old Town landmarks with insightful commentary throughout. Along the way, pass by key sights such as Rynek Glowny, Wawel Royal Castle, St. Florian’s Gate, and the Grunwald Monument.

Rather than reading a guidebook, one of the best ways to explore a city is by setting off with a local guide and getting their insider recommendations. That’s exactly what this Warsaw tour does. Enjoy the company of a private guide and see the city from a new perspective. As well as popular highlights—such as Lazienki Park—the trip also helps you uncover hidden gems and places that locals love.

Perfect for travelers who want to explore Krakow independently at a faster pace than a walking tour—this electric scooter rental experience is the ideal option. No experience is required, the scooters are easy to use, and a helmet is provided. As an added bonus, the scooter is dropped off at your desired location—so there’s no need to navigate to a meeting point.

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!

Savvy travelers know that Warsaw is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets when it comes to food. But without a guide to steer you in the right direction, it’s easy to end up in disappointing tourist traps. On this small-group lunch or dinner crawl, follow a foodie insider as you take in a hand-picked selection of culinary spots, from a Communist-era Milk Bar to homemade pierogi and a flavored vodka toast.

Take the wheel of a classic Fiat 126p for a self-drive tour of Warsaw with a guide. See the city’s historic landmarks and attractions, from the Palace of Culture and Science to the city’s 19th-century, fortified Citadel. Along the way, enjoy stories and driving tips as you get a fun, insider’s perspective on historic Warsaw, plus a complimentary shot of vodka after the tour.

An ideal choice for travelers interested in important religious sites in Poland—this private tour helps you check off Jasna Góra Monastery and the former family home of Pope John Paul II in a day. Save time waiting for local buses, and benefit from having transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle included. A highlight of the trip is a chance to see the famous Black Madonna painting at Czestochowa.

Travelers interested in history will appreciate touring the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp without following a group. Your ticket allows you access to both camps with priority entrance, while a guidebook teaches you more about the shocking history than you would by visiting alone.

Experience the best of the Polish craft beer scene—and enjoy a more personalized way to explore—on this small-group beer tasting tour. In three popular Kraków pubs, sample up to eight different beers as your guide shows you the difference between craft beer and typical brews. Educate your palate to recognize the subtleties of each beer style, and enjoy some snacks as you drink.

Spend a refreshing day in the Polish mountains on this private tour from Kracow. Visit Zakopane, the highest town in Poland, situated in the Tatra Mountains, and see a range of mountain towns and landscapes while touring by car. This is an easy way of visiting the mountains for a day, and is ideal for both first-time and repeat visitors to Poland.

Discover the poignant history of Treblinka, home to a former Nazi concentration camp and penal labor facility, on a 7-hour tour from Warsaw. Far less crowded than the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, Treblinka features a museum, commemorative monuments, and peaceful natural landscapes. This small-group tour is limited to eight people to ensure an intimate atmosphere. Lunch, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Explore Warsaw's Old Town in a unique way with this innovative, challenging, and engaging spy game. Put your 007 skills to work as you solve challenges and crack the code while learning about Old Town's unique history, hidden gems, and popular attractions. This is the perfect way for tourists, families, bachelorette/birthday parties, or corporate groups to discover Warsaw in a memorable way.