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Visit the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine the easy way from Kraków on this organized tour. Don’t worry about figuring out bus timetables or hiring expensive taxis to get to this popular natural and heritage wonder. Learn about the enormous salt cave, its history as a mine, and the amazing carved sculptures on a guided tour through two miles (3.5 kilometers) of tunnels.

Take all the difficulty out of visiting the Wieliczka Salt Mine from Krakow with this half-day tour. Door-to-door transportation and entry to the mine are included, meaning you don’t need to organize anything. On arrival at the Wieliczka Salt Mine you’ll enjoy a tour with a licensed guide. Visiting the mine is not recommended for people with restricted mobility, as there are over 800 stairs to climb. Transport is provided in minivans that can accommodate up to 8 people.

Come to explore Gdansk on a highly affordable introduction to the heart of Old Town. Your guide is practiced at striking that perfect balance between entertainment and humor with historical knowledge so that you can enjoy a fun, and accurate, tour. You'll learn about the people who live (and lived) in Gdansk, who attempted to control the city, and why the Crusaders came. From war and prosperity, tolerance and prosecution, and destruction and reconstruction—you'll hear about a little of everything.

Don’t let Polish menus confuse you—bypass language barriers and dive into Polish cuisine with this guided food and drink tour. Savor over 10 authentic dishes and snacks, including traditional “pierogi” (dumplings), paired with premium Polish vodka. Along the way, explore the city's most beautiful landmarks and learn the stories behind them.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum marks the site of the Nazi German concentration camp where over a million Jews and other prisoners died during World War II. Your guide leads your tour of the two separate camps, Auschwitz and Birkenau, enhancing your understanding. Round-trip transfers come direct from your Krakow address or a central meeting point, while a wide range of departure times lets you plan ahead.

During the cruise around the port, you will see Westerplatte, Wisłoujście Fortress, port cranes, quays, dry docks and ships - both those under renovation and during loading/unloading. The port is alive all year round! Also, we will sail out of the harbor into the bay and set sail. We provide a comfortable seagoing yacht with a toilet, two decks (open and closed) and everything you need to spend time comfortably. Most of the cruise takes place in the port of Gdańsk using an engine. The exit from the port is quite long, and along the way we will see many interesting objects and port life. We reach the mouth of the port into the Bay of Gdańsk and there, depending on the weather conditions, we enter the bay for a moment or turn back before it.

Krakow’s UNESCO-listed Old Town is the city’s most atmospheric district and the best way to explore is on foot. This walking tour immerses you in the district's rich history and culture and checks off all the highlights including the Royal Route and the Wawel Castle complex; the medieval St. Mary’s Basilica and 17th-century St Peter and Paul’s Church, and the historic Cloth Hall.

See Wroclaw from a new perspective on this Old Town walking tour, with a focus on its World War II history. Discover stories you’d likely miss on solo explorations, including the city’s links to the Third Reich and how parts of the Jewish District have changed over time. This time-saving tour is the ideal way to tick off key landmarks while gaining deeper insights into the city’s past.

A great pick for travelers interested in art, architecture, and natural wonders—this tour takes you deep underground to Wieliczka Salt Mine. This beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site is home to ornate salt sculptures of famous Polish figures, as well as a chapel, and even salt chandeliers. Instead of waiting for a bus, travel to Wieliczka in a private vehicle, and benefit from having a ticket to the salt mine included.

Discover the expansive, underground salt mine at Wieliczka on this guided excursion from Krakow without the hassle of navigating unknown roads. Visit the ancient salt mine that has been in production since the Middle Ages and enjoy a guided 3-hour tour through the facility with skip-the-line access. Admire the chapels, chambers, and saline lakes as you walk, and gain insight into the mine's unique history.

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.

Discover Kraków through flavors: pierogi, zapiekanka, obwarzanek, vodka, pickles, cheese & sweets on a guided tasting at the local market. Highlights: Enjoy Kraków through culture and flavors Walk historic streets with a local guide Visit the city’s oldest market Sample snacks in a tasting-style tour Experience Kraków with all your senses on a guided tasting walk. This tour is compact, fun, and full of flavor. Did you know that Kraków’s beloved obwarzanek is the ancestor of the New York bagel? Join this guided tasting tour to uncover such delicious connections while exploring the Old Town. Bite into pierogi, Poland’s most famous dumpling, and savor zapiekanka, vodka, and traditional sweets. At Stary Kleparz, the city’s oldest market, discover highlander cheese, pickles, and sausage straight from local stalls.

Krakow is known for its great street food scene, but without local knowledge, it can be tricky to narrow down the best places to visit. Save yourself hours of research, and learn from an expert instead for this food–themed walking tour. During the walk, stop off at popular food markets and street food stands to try a variety of specialties—such as smoked sausages, donuts, cheeses, and Polish vodka.

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.

Step into Poland’s royal past at Wawel Castle and Cathedral, then explore Kraków’s Old Town and visit St. Mary’s Basilica, home to one of Europe’s finest Gothic masterpieces. Highlights: Guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral with skip-the-line access Touch the Sigismund Bell for good luck and panoramic views of Krakow Explore Kraków’s UNESCO-listed Old Town with a licensed local guide Admire the Gothic splendor of St. Mary’s Basilica and the Veit Stoss altar Perfect for first-time visitors, this compact yet rich walking tour offers an unforgettable introduction to the heart of the city.

Descend to the atmospheric depths of one of the world’s oldest working salt mines on a half-day trip to the Wieliczka Salt Mine from Krakow. Alongside your guide, travel to a depth of 462 feet (140 meters) and navigate an atmospheric tangle of underground chambers replete with mining machines and impressive carvings. Marvel at structures made entirely from salt as you listen to the salt mine’s rich history and ascend to sea level in a swift lift. Round-trip transport from your Krakow hotel is included.

Experience the historical charm of Gdańsk from a unique perspective—on the water. Enjoy breathtaking views as you sip on a glass of non-alcoholic welcome drink, immersing yourself in the city's vibrant atmosphere. Discover extraordinary locations accessible only by boat, including iconic sites tied to the birthplace of the "Solidarity" movement. Witness the impressive craftsmanship of one of Europe's most renowned shipyards, where ships are meticulously repaired, adding to the city's rich maritime heritage.

Gdansk’s Old Town is beautiful but it can be hard to put it into its cultural context without a guide. This walking tour lets you see the essential sights, from Golden Gate to St. Mary’s Church and the medieval Crane, and learn about famous citizens as you do. You’ll finish at the Museum of the Polish Post Office, site of a heroic defense against the Nazis during World War II.

Explore the resilient history and local culture of Krakow’s old Jewish district on a walking tour of Kazimierz. Learn about the area’s 14th-century founding by King Kazimierz the Great and its modern emergence as the artistic heart of Krakow. Hear how the neighborhood was shaped by the devastating events of World War II, and visit important Jewish landmarks, including the Old Synagogue and the New Cemetery.

One of Poland’s national dishes is its delicious stuffed dumpling specialty of “pierogi”. They’re available widely in restaurants, but rather than just tasting them, get more out of your time in Warsaw by learning how to make them. This cooking class provides all the ingredients and utensils you need, so no need to bring anything with you, just turn up and have fun.

Learn more about World War II in Poland and pay your respects to victims of the Nazis on this full-day private tour to the Majdanek Concentration Camp from Warsaw. It’s one of the best-preserved camps and provides an insightful look into Holocaust history. After, explore nearby Lublin city, founded in the 9th century and rich in history and culture.

The Black Madonna, an ancient icon, makes Częstochowa one of Poland’s most important pilgrimage centers. Catholics and lovers of religious art won’t want to miss this tour day, which takes in the highlights of the Jasna Góra Monastery with a professional guide. See the Knights’ Hall, the Jubilee Museum, the basilica, and the chapel, as well as the miraculous icon herself. Hotel pickup and drop off from Krakow are included.

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.