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Explore the darker side of Kraków’s Kazimierz on a haunting guided walk. Trace the crimes of Karol Kot, the “Vampire of Kraków,” and uncover the city’s most disturbing true stories. Embark on a chilling walk through Kazimierz, Kraków’s historic Jewish Quarter, and uncover the true story of Karol Kot, the infamous “Vampire of Kraków.” This guided group tour follows the real locations connected to his brutal crimes in the 1960s, when fear gripped the city. Highlights • Walk through the atmospheric streets of Kazimierz Jewish Quarter • Discover the true crimes of Karol Kot, the “Vampire of Kraków” • Visit the real sites connected to the attacks • Learn about the police investigation and manhunt • Reflect at Plac Nowy, where past and present intersect Set against the bleak reality of post-war, communist-era Kraków, you will explore how social tension, anonymity, and decay formed the backdrop to a shocking series of attacks.

Experience the best of Kraków in one day, combining the awe-inspiring underground world of the Wieliczka Salt Mine with the powerful, story-driven exhibition at Schindler’s Factory Museum for a deeply meaningful and memorable experience. Highlights: • Discover the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, accompanied by an official on-site guide • Benefit from comfortable round-trip transportation and smooth tour organization • Admire underground chapels, intricate salt sculptures, and serene subterranean lakes • Explore Schindler’s Factory and gain insight into Kraków’s experience during World War II • Take a break from sightseeing and enjoy a satisfying lunch included in the program This full-day experience combines the extraordinary beauty of the underground world with a deeply moving encounter with modern history. With comfortable transportation, professional guides & all admissions included, it is a thoughtfully paced journey of discovery, reflection, and lasting impact

Experience Kraków through a carefully arranged 2-day program that brings together the city’s most meaningful historical and cultural sites. Explore the former Jewish quarter and ghetto area, learn about World War II through the story told at Schindler’s Factory, discover Poland’s royal legacy at Wawel Hill, and visit the extraordinary underground chambers of the Wieliczka Salt Mine. With professional guides, shared transfers, and lunch included on the second day, the tour is designed for comfort, clarity, and depth. Highlights: • Guided walk through the historic Jewish district and former ghetto area • In-depth visit to Schindler’s Factory Museum focusing on wartime Kraków • Guided exploration of Wawel Castle and Cathedral • Traditional Polish lunch included on day two • Guided descent into the Wieliczka Salt Mine with an official mine guide • Seamless organization with transportation and entrance tickets included

Taste the best local beers in Kraków on a private guided tour through Kazimierz. Discover hidden pubs, explore Polish brewing traditions, and enjoy eight carefully selected craft beers paired with local snacks. Highlights: Private beer-tasting experience in Kraków Sample 8 different Polish craft beers Explore Kazimierz with a local guide Learn about Poland’s beer culture and traditions Enjoy authentic local snacks in hidden pubs Experience Kraków in a relaxed and flavourful way as you walk through the lively streets of Kazimierz — the city’s creative and alternative heart. Once the historic Jewish Quarter, today it’s the centre of nightlife and craft beer culture. Guided by a local beer enthusiast, you’ll sample a variety of regional brews while learning the stories behind Poland’s thriving craft beer scene. This private experience combines culture, history and great taste. Perfect for couples, friends or anyone who enjoys discovering a city through its local flavours

Zalipie - a small village 120 km east of Kraków. It is not a museum or an open-air museum (normally people live and work here) but this place attracts tourists. All thanks to painted colorful huts, fences, barns and even... doghouses. The tradition of beautifying farmyards dates back to the old days, when the interiors of rather poor cottages in the village were covered with soot from the home stove. Painting the walls was considered a whim, so the resourceful Zalipie women came up with the idea of decorating the darkened walls with white irregular spots using lime and birch twigs that replaced the brush. As the "packing" of walls gained popularity, more and more elaborate and bright motifs began to be painted. And so, over time, colorful decorations became a local tradition and a hallmark of Zalipie. Today, ornaments can be found here in the least expected places, which makes the paintings look very natural and are made "from the heart". Go to Zalipie in search of color!

Discover Praga, Warsaw's other face and the most exciting trend district at the moment! Located on the right bank of the Vistula and just a few minutes from the old town, Praga differs significantly from Warsaw west of the Vistula. This district, characterized by trade and industry, was once a melting pot of cultures, where Christians, Jews and Orthodox lived peacefully together. On the 2-hour city tour you will explore the former multicultural, as well as today's Praga on the move. Hardly destroyed in the Second World War, Praga was neglected in the post-war period. Here you can get a good impression of what Warsaw looked like before the war. Experience the multicultural Praga up close!

What does it feel like to walk the grounds of history’s darkest chapter? Travel from Katowice to Auschwitz-Birkenau for a powerful 3.5-hour guided tour of the former Nazi camp. Includes private transport for a respectful, reflective experience. Highlights: - Discover the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial with a Licensed Local Guide - See original barracks, watchtowers and haunting artifacts up close - Learn about the Holocaust and stories of survival and resistance - Immerse yourself in one of Europe's most important memorial sites - Relax with private car transfers from and to your Katowice accommodation Book a 7H private tour from Katowice to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum to reflect on the events of World War II and the Holocaust. Travel in the comfort of a private vehicle with pickup & drop-off directly from your accommodation in Katowice. Enjoy a smooth journey through the Silesian countryside, allowing you time to prepare for the emotional & educational experience ahead.

What can one place teach us about the darkest chapter in history? Travel from Katowice to Krakow in a private car for a deeply moving guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial & Museum. Highlights: - Discover the dark history of Auschwitz-Birkenau with a 5-Star Licensed Guide - Learn the truth of the Holocaust at Auschwitz I & Auschwitz II-Birkenau - See the infamous "Arbeit Macht Frei" gate & original prison barracks - Stop in Krakow & enjoy free time to explore the Old Town - Relax with private round-trip transport from your accommodation in Katowice. Book a 9H private tour from Katowice to Krakow & Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial & Museum to engage in an educational & emotionally powerful journey through history. Your Private Licensed Guide will accompany you on a guided tour of the original Nazi concentration & extermination camp complex, a site preserved as a testament to victims of the Holocaust & a stark reminder of the atrocities of WWII.

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.

Begin your tour with a pickup from your hotel in Krakow. Receive a colorful guidebook in your language with all the most important information about the Museum and the history of this place - so you can learn as much as possible. Travel to Oświęcim by comfortable minibus and walk around the former Auschwitz I Museum main camp. From the outside (without entering the museum) there is time for photos: the blocks behind the wall, the main courtyard, and the barracks. Then, transfer to the Auschwitz II Birkenau site and walk around the camp grounds, from the outside (without entering the museum) there is time for photos: the death gate, the tracks, and the barracks. Next, go to Judenrampe, where prisoner selection took place, along with the original wagon. Take time for photos of the wagon, the commemorative plaque, and the food warehouses. At the end visit Auschwitz III Buna-Monowitz, memorial place, there is time for photos. Return to Krakow.

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.

When time is chasing you, your health fails or the weather is not conducive to longer sightseeing, but you do not give up, not wanting to waste time - visiting the most important places of the Old Town is possible thanks to comfortable and ecological electric vehicles. Take your friends and family for a quick walk through the center of Krakow. The oldest and most attractive part of Krakow, entered on the UNESCO list, looks great from the deck of an ecological golf cart. The Main Market Square, Town Hall, Sukiennice, St. Mary's Church, Floriańska Street with the Gate, Barbican, Wawel and many other most characteristic monuments of Krakow are within your reach. The winding medieval streets and the remains of the city walls amidst the greenery of the Planty will enchant you with their charm.

Follow the steps of Frederic Chopin and discover where his talent had its beginning. See the places of his birth and baptism. Visit the Chopin Museum in Warsaw and the Holy Cross Church, where his heart is buried. Have a relaxing cup of coffee in Chopin’s favourite restaurant.

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.

Discover Poland's Tatra region from a unique perspective - the treetops. After a scenic 2-hour drive from Kraków, arrive at the Sky Walk Heart of Poronin, an elevated wooden path on the beautiful Zgorzelisko Glade. Stretching 854 meters and rising 18–22 meters above the ground, it offers stunning views of the Tatra Mountains. The walk includes glass terraces, sky nets, slides, and interactive exhibits – perfect for all ages. With a gentle incline, it's fully accessible and doesn’t require uphill hiking. After about 1,5 hour at the Sky Walk, continue with a 45-minute drive to Chochołowskie Baths, the largest thermal complex in Podhale. Enjoy 3 hours of relaxation in mineral-rich thermal waters with access to indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, whirlpools, water slides, and children’s zones – all included in your pass. After a 2-hour drive, return to Kraków relaxed and with great memories from the Tatra mountains!

Swap the crowded city center of Warsaw for a peaceful day tour through the Mazovian countryside. It’s the perfect choice for travelers interested in historic buildings and beautiful gardens. Travel with ease between sites in a comfortable vehicle and enjoy visiting highlights such as Chopin’s birthplace—Zelazowa Wola, Nieborów Palace and its stunning Arkadia Park, and Niepokalanów monastery.

This tour is an excellent choice for travelers with limited time who want to see more of Poland. Swap Warsaw for an action-packed adventure to multiple regional highlights including Czartoryski Palace, the Old Town of Lublin, the scenic town of Kazimierz Dolny, and the setting of a former concentration camp that now acts as a museum—Majdanek. Save hours of planning transport and enjoy having hassle-free round-trip transfers included.

Explore the eerie side of Kraków on a captivating walking tour through its Old Town, where chilling stories of ghosts and urban legends await. From the haunting tales of the Lady in Black to the grim realities of medieval torture, this tour uncovers the darker aspects of the city's history. Visit sites of former executions, a haunted palace, and learn about infamous serial killers from the 20th century. - Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes - Tour available in English and Polish - Suitable for people with reduced mobility and strollers - Meet between St. Florian's Gate and Barbican with a guide holding a yellow umbrella

Discover the life and legacy of Pope John Paul II on a comfortable and well-organized day trip from Kraków. Travel to Wadowice to visit the Pope’s birthplace and explore the modern museum with an informative audio guide, then step inside the church where he was baptized. You will also visit the peaceful Kalwaria Zebrzydowska Monastery, a UNESCO-listed sanctuary surrounded by scenic hills, and the impressive Sanctuary of St. John Paul II. With hotel pickup, comfortable transportation, and a thoughtfully planned itinerary, this tour allows you to experience the most important places connected with John Paul II in a relaxed and meaningful way.

Join a guided tour from Zakopane to explore the beauty of the Tatra Mountains and local Highlander culture. Start with the charming wooden Jaszczurówka Chapel, taste traditional oscypek cheese and regional vodka in Witów, experience breathtaking panoramic views from Sky Walk in Poronin, and unwind at Chochołowskie Thermal Baths. Travel between locations in a private vehicle while enjoying the comfort and insights of a knowledgeable local guide throughout the day.

Discover the heart of Krakow in the most dynamic and enjoyable way — by bike! This guided tour through the historic Old Town offers a perfect combination of sightseeing, storytelling, and light activity, making it an ideal choice for visitors who want to cover more ground while experiencing the charm and culture of this remarkable city. Your journey begins in the center of Krakow’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, where your friendly local guide will provide you with a comfortable bike and safety instructions before setting off. As you pedal through the cobbled streets and scenic lanes, you’ll pass by some of the city’s most iconic landmarks — all while enjoying fresh air and a relaxed pace. Ride along the famous Royal Route, once used by Polish kings during ceremonial processions. Attention: 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.

Glide through Kraków’s Old Town and Kazimierz with ease on a fun, eco-friendly Segway. See more in less time, discover hidden gems, and enjoy fascinating stories from your local guide.

Explore Krakow on a 4-hour guided bike tour that combines the city’s highlights with its rich cultural heritage. This tour takes you through the historic Old Town and the atmospheric Kazimierz district, offering an active yet relaxed way to discover more of Krakow in one experience. The tour begins in Krakow’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, where you’ll receive a comfortable city bike and a short safety briefing. Cycling at an easy pace, you’ll ride along cobblestone streets and the famous Royal Route, once used by Polish kings during ceremonial processions. Along the way, your local guide will share fascinating stories, legends, and historical facts about the city’s most important landmarks. From the Old Town, the route continues to Kazimierz — Krakow’s former Jewish Quarter, known for its synagogues, historic streets, and unique atmosphere shaped by centuries of Jewish culture and World War II history. The tour includes stops for photos, making it suitable for most fitness levels.

This walking tour is not about dry dates or long lectures, but about the real life of Krakow’s Old Town. Together with a local guide, you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of cozy streets, lively squares, and the places where Krakow residents love to spend their free time. During the walk through the Old Town and along the Royal Route, your guide will show you where to try authentic Polish cuisine, which cafés serve the best coffee, where to stop for dessert, and which bars and pubs are perfect for an evening out with friends. You will learn where to enjoy a romantic evening and where to start a lively and fun night out. Historic landmarks such as Wawel Hill, the Vistula River promenade, and the iconic squares of the Old Town will serve as a natural backdrop for the walk. The guide will share short and engaging facts, legends, and stories — just enough to help you understand the city better without overwhelming you with history.