Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Cloth Hall. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Krakow: Private Guided City Tour by Golf Buggy (with Pickup)

• Krakow Old Town and Wawel Castle Guided Tour

• Krakow Grand City Tour by Golf Cart - All 3 Districts

• Half-Day Krakow Food Tour in Old Town and Kazimierz

• Krakow Old Town and Wawel Walking Tour with Local Tips and Food Spots

It’s free to visit the Cloth Hall, and many visitors come here to browse the many market stalls. However, for in-depth insights on local history, shared walking tours start at US$13, scooter tours start at US$17, and golf buggy tours are upwards of US$21.

Yes, the Cloth Hall is definitely worth visiting. It’s at the center of the historic Old Town and one of Krakow’s most famous landmarks. As well as being a great photo opportunity, many visitors come here to pick up souvenirs or to visit the on-site museum.

That depends on whether you’re just browsing the market stalls or if you plan to visit the Sukiennice Museum. If you're just browsing the stalls, you'll likely spend around 30 minutes here, but if you're visiting the museum, you might want to spend a couple of hours.

Yes, the Cloth Hall is good for kids. There are lots of colorful souvenir stalls—many of which sell toys, outfits, and little souvenirs that are suitable for kids. The on-site art museum may be suitable for older kids, and there are also cafés on the outskirts of the Cloth Hall.

The best time of day to visit the Cloth Hall is in the morning. At this time, it’s generally quieter than the afternoons, so this makes it easier to browse the stalls. Also, if you want great photos of the architecture, it’s best to do this before the afternoon crowds arrive.