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We'll pick you up at the meeting point we previously agree on and once in Auschwitz you will meet your official tour guide for a group guided tour (they do not allow private tours inside). Actually Auschwitz, comprises three concentration camps in all its extension. The first was built for the purpose of housing political prisoners, but this was changing over time, as your private guide will explain in more detail. This complex is where the so-called “hunger cells” are located, where hundreds of prisoners died of starvation. Auschwitz II- Birkenau, is the second complex to which we will arrive after traveling a short distance, it is still today the site of the crematoriums and the gas chamber. This complex was created with the aim of being “the final solution to the Jewish problem”, and in reality it is a complex of death. Auschwitz III- Monowitz practically no longer exists, but it was a forced labor prison. At the end of the tour, your private driver will take you back to Krakow.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just the places you see. With our walking tours, you’ll skip the mundane historical tours and discover the city through a local’s eyes. Experience a tour that will transform the way you travel to make it as much about the people you meet, as it is the places you see. Our local guides (Lokafyers) are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and perspective. Since Lokafyers are not professional guides and tour occasionally, they provide an experience that’s authentic and personal, like a friend showing you around their city. By the end of the tour, you'll feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay.

The thermal pools in Chocholow (Chochołowska Baths) is a complex with swimming pools, saunas, steam baths, and even a children’s area. Cut the stress out of figuring out public transport by having a convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included. A private driver will pick you up from Krakow, and take you in an air-conditioned minivan directly to the Thermal Pools. You’ll save time waiting in visitor lines by having a ticket that gives you five hours access to the baths.

Go rafting on the Dunajec River on a full-day tour that highlights the stunning landscape of southern Poland. Spend a couple of hours rafting with the benefit of full instruction and necessary equipment provided. When the rafting portion of your trip is over, have time to explore Pieninski National Park with your private guide. No experience is required, and hotel pickup and drop-off is provided.

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.

John Paul II holds enormous cultural significance for Poles, and understanding his life aids in understanding the national character of Poland. Wadowice is Karol Wojtyła's childhood home, where he was born, baptized, and schooled. This tour will visit the Monastery in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites), the Polish Golgota, and the new Centre of John Paul II.

If you only have limited time in Poland, and you’d like to venture further than Krakow, then this one-day private tour takes you to the capital city of Warsaw. Avoid traffic by traveling to Warsaw on the train, then benefit from having a guided tour included. See Warsaw’s Old Town, the New Town Square, the Holy Cross Church, and the Palace of Culture and Science—with observation deck admission included.

If you do not want to waste your time for organizing your stay in Poland this offer is certainly up your alley. What we offer for you is a six-day stay in two most popular cities in our country: Cracow and Warsaw. Naturally, in both cities there are guided sightseeing tours scheduled when you will be shown must-sees of Cracow and Warsaw as well. Besides, we planned for you tours to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Wieliczka Salt Mine, Żelazowa Wola and Brochów. These sights are situated in the nearby of Cracow or Warsaw and you will have that chance to visit them with us during guided tours. The itinerary is organised in such a way that you would have also some free time to explore both cities on your own. Do not wait, join our tour today!

Sandomierz is a picturesque city by the Vistula River situated on the Sandomierz Basin in the south-eastern Poland. It is located on seven highlands that why it is also named the Little Rome. In the Middle Ages it was one of the royal cities - up to nowadays it has an original urban planning. The monuments in Sandomierz are very valuable in the scale of Polish and European cultural heritage.

During this full-day tour from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wadowice you will have an opportunity to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau- former Nazi concentration camp, which will give an insight into the tragedy of occupation at the time of the World War II. The first Pope which visited this place of remembrance was Saint John Paul II. During the second part of this tour you will have a chance to visit Museum of Family Home of John Paul II and the city of his birth- Wadowice.

Planning a getaway to Krakow? Four days are definitely not too much! Our city break includes: accommodation in the city center, krakow sightseeing, local tours, and more.

We offer a unique opportunity to explore in one day Wieliczka Salt Mine and Auschwitz - Birkenau. If you are visiting Krakow just for short weekend, it may be perfect option for you. Important notice: -We offer PRIVATE TRANSFER (only for you) to Auschwitz-Birkenau and Salt Mine in Wieliczka, but THE TOUR IN THE MUSEUM IS SHARED with other people in a group of up to 30 (Auschwitz- Birkenau) and up to 40 (Salt Mine in Wieliczka)   - maximum size of bags and backpacks allowed to bring into the Auschwitz museum is 30x20x10 cm. For safety reasons, each person entering the grounds of the Museum will be subject to security checks, including using electronic devices to detect dangerous materials and objects. Those who refuse checks will not be allowed on the grounds of the Museum - to reach the first level of the mine (64 metres underground), you have to descent a wooden stairway which has 378 stairs. After the tour, you will be taken up to the surface with a lift.

Few cities of Europe can offer the visitors the chance to enjoy all major European architectural styles in one place: Romanesque,Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau. Krakow is one of these few that are successfully combining the old medieval splendor with the new, modern-day vibe. For any architecture loving fanatic, Krakow is a paradise. The former royal capital of Poland will offer everything for every taste: the very own Leaning Tower of... Krakow – Town Hall Tower; the symbol of luxury, wealth and grandeur – the Cloth Hall; the largest Gothic altarpiece in the world – St. Mary's Basilica; the residence of the Kings of Poland - the Wawel Royal Castle and many more. Join our private walking tour and experience firsthand the best Krakow has to offer, while our guide will reveal some of its secrets and stories.

Relive the golden age of Kraków, one of the largest and oldest cities in Poland. Dating back to the 7th century and thriving during the medieval times, the charming city is so steeped in history that its Old Town, a UNESCO world heritage ensemble, is dotted with numerous architectural gems of great historical and cultural value, including the military engineering masterpiece of Kraków Barbican - the best-preserved barbican in Europe, St. Mary's Basilica witnessing the Mongol attack in 13thcentury, the Renaissance Cloth Hall - one of the oldest shopping malls in Europe, and Jagiellonian University Museum - the oldest university in Poland.

Experience Krakow’s Old Town by golf cart, then visit Wawel Castle and Cathedral with a guide. Enjoy lunch at a local bistro before exploring the fascinating Rynek Underground Museum. Highlights: • Explore Krakow’s Old Town on a comfy golf cart with audio guide • Admire Wawel Castle’s Renaissance beauty and the Gothic Cathedral of coronations • Touch the mighty Sigismund Bell for good luck in the cathedral tower • Enjoy a tasty break at a local bistro during your tour • Explore Krakow’s medieval past in the fascinating Rynek Underground Museum Begin your journey with a comfortable, eco-friendly golf cart ride through Krakow’s Old Town — a fun and sustainable way to explore the city. Glide past charming streets and historic landmarks with an audio guide. Then, visit Wawel Castle and Cathedral with a live guide to uncover Poland’s royal heritage. After a relaxing lunch at a local bistro, continue to the Rynek Underground Museum to discover Krakow’s medieval secrets.

Discover Krakow’s medieval secrets beneath the Main Square with a private guide. Explore interactive exhibits, ancient streets, and real archaeological treasures just a few meters underground. Step beneath the Main Market Square and travel back to the Middle Ages. On this private guided tour, you’ll explore the fascinating Rynek Underground Museum — a place where history, archaeology, and technology meet. Walk among centuries-old relics and learn how medieval Krakow truly looked and felt. Highlights: • Explore Krakow’s Underground Museum with a private licensed guide • Walk the preserved medieval streets hidden beneath the Main Square • See authentic archaeological discoveries and historic artifacts • Learn how Krakow’s medieval trade and daily life looked centuries ago • Enjoy personalized attention and a flexible pace throughout your visit This private tour offers a more personal way to explore one of Krakow’s most fascinating museums.

Make the most of limited time in Krakow by taking part in a 3-day guided tour that uncovers important Jewish heritage landmarks, as well as UNESCO World Heritage sites outside the city—such as Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. To save time waiting for buses, transport is included, and the route ticks off Kazimierz, the Ghetto Wall Fragment, and Oskar Schindler’s Factory Museum.

Experience Krakow’s Old Town by golf cart, then explore Wawel Castle and Cathedral on a guided tour. Discover royal chambers, chapels, Renaissance art, and stories of Poland’s kings and heroes.. Highlights: • Explore Krakow’s Old Town on a comfy golf cart with audio guide • Visit Poland’s royal residence with a licensed local guide • See Wawel Castle’s Renaissance and Baroque royal chambers • Discover the Gothic Wawel Cathedral, site of royal coronations • Touch the mighty Sigismund Bell for good luck in the cathedral tower Begin your journey with a comfortable, eco-friendly golf cart ride through Krakow’s Old Town — a fun and sustainable way to explore the city. Glide past charming streets, historic squares, and architectural treasures while listening to fascinating stories through an audio guide. Then, discover the splendor of Poland’s royal heritage on a guided tour of the Wawel Castle and Cathedral— Krakow’s most iconic landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Explore the legacy of Poland’s royalty on a guided visit to Wawel Castle and Cathedral with skip-the-line entry. After discovering centuries of history, savor lunch at a local l bistro before unwinding on a peaceful Vistula River cruise past Krakow’s iconic landmarks. Highlights: • Step inside Poland’s royal residence with a licensed local guide • Admire Wawel Castle’s Renaissance beauty and the Gothic Cathedral of coronations • Touch the mighty Sigismund Bell for good luck in the cathedral tower • Enjoy a tasty break at a local bistro during your tour • Admire Krakow’s landmarks from a unique riverside perspective Begin your journey at Wawel Castle and Cathedral, where centuries of royal history come to life through art, legend, and faith. After exploring these magnificent landmarks, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local bistro — a moment to pause and savor traditional Polish flavors. Then, see Krakow from a new perspective as you cruise along the Vistula River.

Begin with a relaxing Vistula River cruise, then experience Schindler’s Factory with a professional guide. Admission is included, lines avoided, and groups of 15+ enjoy headsets for an informative and comfortable visit. Highlights: • Visit Kraków’s most popular museum • Skip the lines for a seamless museum visit • Hear the story of Oskar Schindler and his factory • Explore the exhibition Kraków under Nazi Occupation • Admire Krakow’s landmarks from a unique riverside perspective See Krakow from a new perspective as you cruise along the Vistula River. Relax on a modern, comfortable boat and enjoy panoramic views of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Then continue with guided tour, that offers more than knowledge: it is a powerful, unsettling experience that brings you face-to-face with the memory of wartime Kraków and the resilience of its people

An ideal proposition for visiting Krakow for a short time, who still want to see as much as possible. On a par with the monuments of the Old Town and Wawel, the infamous Nazi extermination camp in Oświęcim and the salt mine in Wieliczka in Krakow are part of the "must-see" canon and attract millions of tourists from all over the world. Take a one-day guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum and admire the underground wonders of nature and the work of human hands in Wieliczka. Save time for further sightseeing of Krakow or a blissful rest as you see fit.

Learn about the world of Polish beer and local breweries to discover the culture and taste of Krakow. Poland is a world leader in craft beer production, and we will introduce you to the very best of its offerings. Ddi you know that beer was once considered healthier than water? And, that beer soup was once consumed as a way that coffee is today? Learn all this and more in a like-minded group of people in the interesting area of Kazimierz.

A small ancient village in South-Eastern Poland, Zalipie, is definitely one of the country’s top tourist attractions. Not because it has five-stars hotels or massive glass buildings, but on the contrary, due to its small wooden cottages, which are painted in the most vibrant colors. The secluded village of Zalipie is home to a charming tradition.  Over a century ago the women of the village began to paint their houses: however, it was not the single, uniform color one might expect from a traditional and conservative society.

Walk through Kraków’s UNESCO-listed Old Town with a local guide. See the Collegium Maius and Cloth Hall, then enter St. Mary’s Basilica to marvel at the Veit Stoss altar. Highlights: • Step into UNESCO-listed Krakow Old Town with an expert guide • Marvel at the dazzling Veit Stoss altar inside St. Mary’s Basilica • Stroll past the iconic Cloth Hall & Collegium Maius courtyards • Discover Krakow’s legends on Europe’s largest medieval square • Capture must-see landmarks in the heart of historic Krakow Embark on a guided tour of Kraków's Old Town's most essential landmarks. Discover Kraków’s Old Town on a guided walking tour that blends history, legends, and stunning architecture. Stroll through centuries-old streets, admire iconic landmarks, and hear stories that bring the heart of the city to life. With an expert local guide, this is more than sightseeing—it’s an immersion into the living heart of Poland’s cultural and spiritual heritage.