Top Krakow Horse Carriage Rides

This short, but quite intense tour will take you the the Polish Winter Wonderland. Tranquility of the winter forest, presence of animals is surely going to put you in the peaceful mood. Just to warm yourselves up after the sleigh ride, we will take you the the world of local cuisine, tempt you with local spirits and tasty, grilled specialities.

Add a dash of adrenaline-pumping adventure to your Krakow visit with this quad bike experience just outside the city. Suit up with a helmet and safety gear and roar along unpaved trails through forests and fields, kicking up clouds of dirt when it’s dry and sheets of mud when it’s wet. Your professional instructor will give you tips to maximize your thrills while you race across the countryside on four wheels.

This is a fantastic way to get your bearings of Krakow, and see a lot in a short space of time. You’ll be picked up from a designated meeting place, so you won’t get lost, and you’ll travel with an English-speaking driver. The tour is better than driving around yourself, as you won’t have to worry about navigating or parking. Enjoy an audio guide, and see many highlights of the Old Town, the Jewish Quarters, and the Ghetto.

Experience Poland’s winter wonderland, Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains, on this magical private door-to-door day trip that’s perfect for families and lovers alike. First, see the Zakopane signatures, including Mt. Gubalowka, Chochołów’s elaborate wooden houses and the Wielka Krokiew Ski Jumping Hill. After a restaurant lunch (own expense), ride a sleigh through a beautiful valley then feast on sausages, smoked cheese and spiked tea beside a roaring bonfire.

Make time for relaxation on your vacation with this day trip to Zakopane and its hot springs. Ideal for those staying in Krakow who want to visit Zakopane, this trip skips the need to navigate unfamiliar public transportation by arranging round-trip transfers for you. Enjoy two stops along the way at two small villages before you reach the Chochołów thermal pools. Then spend a few hours soaking in the warm water before it’s time to head back.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Krakow for a scenic drive to the Polish countryside near the Tatra Mountains. Traveling on an organized tour is a much more convenient alternative to irregular public transport schedules. First, try out skiing in the scenic area of Witow. Then later, give your body a rest at a thermal bath complex in the beautiful village of Chocholow before a return transfer to Krakow.

Learn more about the history of Krakow with a visit to an archaeological site beneath the city—Rynek Underground Museum. Avoid the ticket lines by securing your admission in advance, and explore the museum with a guide to enhance your understanding of Krakow’s past. The museum includes artifacts that were discovered during excavations, recreations of old buildings, and impressive multimedia displays that portray everyday life in Krakow during medieval times.