Juliusz Słowacki Theatre

Discover the 3 most important districts of the city with us. The Old Town, Kazimierz - the Jewish district, Podgorze - the former ghetto area. Come with us on a 2-hour journey in our golf carts and discover the history of the city with the help of our experienced drivers and audioguide system. What will you see? 1. History of Krakow - description of the city 2. Krakow Planty 3. Church of St. Cross 4. Słowacki Theater 5. Former city walls 6. Barbican 7. Jan Matejko Square 8. Church of St. Florian 9. Sławkowska Street 10. Czartoryski Museum 11. St. John's Street and Church 12. Main Square 13. Plac Szczepański 14. Palace of Art 15. St. Anne's Church 16. Town Hall 17. Franciscan Church 18. Wawel Castle 19. Jewish Quarter - description 20. Skałka Church 21. Church of St. Catherine 22. Wolnica Square - Jewish City Hall 23. Church of Corpus Christi 24. Tempel Synagogue 25. Kupa Synagogue 26. Isaac Synagogue 27. Ciemna Street 28. Old Synagogue 29. Popper Synagogue 30. Family House of Helena Rubinstein 31. Remuh Synagogue and old cemetery 32. Memorial Stone of the Nissembaum Family Foundation 33. Old Jewish Shops 34. Former Ghetto - description 35. Ghetto Heroes Square 36. Pharmacy under the Eagle - Residence of Tadeusz Pankiewicz 37. Oskar Schindler's - history 38. Life in Ghetto - description 39. Ghetto Wall 40. Church of St. Joseph

Experience the ultimate introduction to Krakow with a guided walking tour of the historic Old Town. Start your tour in the heart of the city in front of St. Mary's Basilica. Your guide will have an orange umbrella, so you will find him easily on the meeting point. Feel like you've stepped back in time as you stroll amongst the medieval architecture in the Main Market Square, the largest mediaeval market square in Europe. Your professional guide will take you to the top sights of Krakow and inform you of its dramatic history. They will also provide you with insider knowledge of what to visit, see and eat while you're in this beautiful city. You'll end your tour at Wawel Castle, the impressive royal residence of Polish kings.

Enjoy a tour of Krakow's historic sites from the seat o f a bike! With 25 stops, you'll have plenty of opportunities to capture what you see on camera. Stops include the World War II ghetto area, the Jewish Quarter, the city walls, Wawel Castle, Jagiellonia University and sites featured in the film, "Schindler's List." You will have a 30-minute break to catch your breath, get refreshments and make new friends. An English-speaking guide will lead the group, kept small for an optimal experience. And of course, all participants on the tour will be provided with a "safe cyclist" insurance package.

The joys of this tour lie not only in what you will discover but also in the simple pleasures of biking through the beautiful gardens, along the lazy Vistula river, and through the colorful streets of Kazimierz. Despite being extensive, the tour is not too strenuous and is suitable for all levels of fitness. There are plenty of stops for historical explanations and photo opportunities. The duration of the bike tour is 3.5 to 4 hours, including a 45-minute break for lunch. The city bike tour begins every day under the Adam Mickiewicz statue in the main market square.  In the summer you can choose between the morning 4h tour of the Old Town, Kazimierz - Jewish District and Podgórze - the WWII Ghetto and the evening 2h tour of the Old Town and Kazimierz - Jewish District

Krakow's quiet streets are perfect for bikes. Thanks to modern e-bikes, cruise effortlessly throughout the highlights of the Old town, the Jewish quarter and the Ghetto area. Assistance provided by electric motor will allow you to move faster and with less struggle. For more comfort, groups will be limited to 15 persons providing for better listening possibilities.  On this tour, you will see the real Krakow in a nutshell. All three most important districts - the Old Town, Jewish quarter and the WW II ghetto area - will be presented on a leisurely ride. Go through parks, bike lanes and quiet streets. You will not be on a Tour de Pologne - the route is easy, flat and good for all ages. There will also be a short brake for refreshments half way through the tour. You will see the main market square, the Jagiellonian University quarter, remnants of the city fortifications, leafy plant garden park and the scary Wawel Castle dragon. By the Vistula River boulevards, you will reach the former Jewish quarter with its quiet markets, synagogues and old streets. Finally, explore the sad Holocaust history in the former WW II Jewish ghetto and see the building of the former Oscar Schindler's factory. Tours will be provided by a local, well trained English-speaking guide who will show you the best local spots as well.

Begin with a pickup at your hotel. Then, start exploring Krakow in the Old Town. Pass through the Kraków Barbican, which is the gateway to the old town, and see the city walls. After this, drive by the Czartoryski Museum and Świętego Jana on the way to the Main Market Square. Marvel at the historical landmarks and cafes in this public space that is Europe's largest medieval plaza. Then, see the water fountains at Plac Szczepański, a rejuvenated public space, and the Collegium Maius, a university building known for its courtyard and cloisters. Arrive at the Town Hall. See some more renowned landmarks, including the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Bishop's Palace, and the Czartoryski Museum. Appreciate the view of the castle on top of a limestone bluff at Wawel Hill, the Roman Catholic Parish of the Holy Cross, and Juliusz Słowacki Theatre as well. Admire the view of St. Florian's Gate and its Gothic towers, which has been a gateway to the city since the Middle Ages. Head to Planty Park, and then stop to take some photos and shop for souvenirs on Szeroka Street. Afterward, continue the trip with a visit to the historical Kazimierz district. See the Old Synagogue, Popper Synagogue, Remuh Synagogue, and Izaak Synagogue. After that, go to plac Nowy, Dom Heleny Rubinstein, and the Museum of Municipal Engineering. Take a break at the Corpus Christi Basilica, a Gothic church established in 1335 by King Casimir III the Great. Continue to Wolnica Square, where a salt trading route from Wieliczka and Bochnia used to pass. Take photos of Father Bernatek’s Bridge, which is famous for its sculptures by the artist Jerzy Kędziora. Go to Podgórze on the way to visit the Plac Bohaterów, which was a part of the Ghetto. Drive to Apteka pod Orłem and then see Oscar Schindler's factory, which hosts 2 museums. Continue to see the Jewish Ghetto. End the tour at Église Saint-Joseph, a historic church in the Podgórze district.

Explore the Old Town, Wawel Hill and Kazimierz with a perfectly tailored route through historic sites and city greenery, letting you enjoy the sights without any hassle. Take a 3-hour active walk to discover Kraków and engage with family, friends, kids, your significant other or walk solo. A fun, straightforward city guide that's easy to follow. Forget about boring facts! We have surprising fun facts at your fingertips and hidden secrets to uncover on screen! Get inspired! Take group photos, portraits, crazy shots, and selfies at many recommended Instagram-worthy spots. On the route, you will see, among others, Wawel Castle with the historic cathedral, Renaissance palace and royal courtyards guarded by the legendary dragon, the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre, the Barbican, St. Florian's Gate, Szczepański Square, Collegium Maius, Main Market Square, Small Market Square, Szeroka Street, the Old Synagogue, the Tempel Synagogue, Nowy Square, Wolnica Square, the Church of Corpus Christi, the Church on the Rockas well as many hidden corners, atmospheric nooks, and magical streets. You will experience also green boulevards with picturesque alleys, trees, benches, and monuments, offering a beautiful view of the meandering queen of Polish rivers - the Vistula. No reservations are needed. Start anytime and take as many breaks as you like. Choose from two starting points: Kazimierz or Old Town. No installation required. Easy and intuitive operation. Works on iOS and Android. • Remarkable visual design • Clear navigation • Division into parts • Fun content • Friendly interface • Sound recordings • Enchanting nooks • Hidden details • Optimal, selected routes • Key tourist destinations • Interesting places • Photo spots • Intriguing secrets • Challenges • Maps with interactive spots • Resting spots, kinder playgrounds

Begin with a pickup at your hotel. Then, start exploring Krakow in the Old Town. Pass through the Kraków Barbican, which is the gateway to the old town, and see the city walls. After this, drive by the Czartoryski Museum and Świętego Jana on the way to the Main Market Square. Marvel at the historical landmarks and cafes in this public space that is Europe's largest medieval plaza. Then, see the water fountains at Plac Szczepański, a rejuvenated public space, and the Collegium Maius, a university building known for its courtyard and cloisters. Arrive at the Town Hall. See some more renowned landmarks, including the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Bishop's Palace, and the Czartoryski Museum. Appreciate the view of the castle on top of a limestone bluff at Wawel Hill, the Roman Catholic Parish of the Holy Cross, and Juliusz Słowacki Theatre as well. Admire the view of St. Florian's Gate and its Gothic towers, which has been a gateway to the city since the Middle Ages. Head to Planty Park, and then stop to take some photos and shop for souvenirs on Szeroka Street. Afterward, continue the trip with a visit to the historical Kazimierz district. See the Old Synagogue, Popper Synagogue, Remuh Synagogue, and Izaak Synagogue. After that, go to plac Nowy, Dom Heleny Rubinstein, and the Museum of Municipal Engineering. Take a break at the Corpus Christi Basilica, a Gothic church established in 1335 by King Casimir III the Great. Continue to Wolnica Square, where a salt trading route from Wieliczka and Bochnia used to pass. Take photos of Father Bernatek’s Bridge, which is famous for its sculptures by the artist Jerzy Kędziora. Go to Podgórze on the way to visit the Plac Bohaterów, which was a part of the Ghetto. Drive to Apteka pod Orłem and then see Oscar Schindler's factory, which hosts 2 museums. Continue to see the Jewish Ghetto. End the tour at Église Saint-Joseph, a historic church in the Podgórze district. Then you will transfer to our modern catamaran for an hour-long cruise on the Vistula River. The cruise lasts an hour, during which time listen to the audio sets about the city in your native language. (27 languages available) The end of the tour on the boulevard close to the Wawel Castle .

Before getting on your Electric Scooter, you will receive a short training and a safety helmet. Driving is simple and we guarantee you that it will only take a moment before you are able to move around on your Scooter freely and confidently. Take a sightseeing tour of Krakow with a difference. No need for long and tiring walks through the city. Instead jump aboard and ride your own private Scooter from place to place. Scooter is a noiseless, environmentally-friendly, and fun two-wheeled vehicle which you will learn to ride in no time. This 3,5-hour tour is more than 10 km long (about 4 miles). It leads you around Krakow 's most important places allowing you to admire the architecture and the monuments of the city. Your guide will recommend places that are worth visiting during your stay in Krakow, and will give you many tips about Krakow life. Admire the stunning view from the River, check out beutiful buildings, and glide through historical parks and royal residencies. See all this and much more.

Hop on a bike and discover Krakow's top attractions and lesser known spots with an experienced Local Guide. Learn to navigate the city and immerse yourself in local history and culture. Enjoy sightseeing in Krakow in the most efficient and eco-friendly way! During the 2-hour tour, you will hop on a rented bike and explore the highlights of Krakow Old Town, starting with the bustling Main Market Square. Here, you will marvel at the iconic Renaissance-style Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), old Town Hall Tower, and the towering St Mary’s Basilica, famous for its hourly trumpet calls from the Gothic watchtower. Follow your Private Guide along the urban green belt around the old city, Planty, to see the historic Juliusz Slowacki Theatre, the 15th century defense gate Barbican, and the medieval Gothic gate tower St Florian Gate. Throughout the tour you will learn new history facts and legends about the city. You will pass by many important monuments such as the Grunwald Monument and the Statue of Jan Matejko, as well as many beautiful churches such as St Florian’s Basilica. See the historic buildings of Poland’s oldest university - Jagiellonian University, and explore the iconic Wawel Hill, with the Wawel Cathedral and the Royal Castle. Cycle along the historic Kanonicza and Grodzka street to admire numerous museums, palaces and churches such as the ornate Baroque-style Saints Peter and Paul Church. At the end of a fruitful tour, you will return the bike to the rental shop. Choose the 4-hour option to discover more amazing sights and nature spots. The extended route includes cycling along the Vistula river bank to a lush Park Bednarski, where you will find the abandoned ruins of Fort Benedict. Further on, at the Ghetto Heroes Square, you will learn about the turbulent history of the Jewish Ghetto that was established in Podgorze during WWII. You will also cycle through the historic Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz, featuring many Jewish heritage sites, such as the Old Synagogue, Remuh Synagogue and the Tempel Synagogue. The 6-hour option will give you the most intensive experience of Krakow, with highlights of Old Town and Kazimierz as well as the city’s outskirts with quiet places surrounded by nature away from the crowds. You will see the National Museum and Cracovia’s Marshal Jozef Pilsudski Stadium, then cycle through the fostered park to see the hidden gem - Kosciuszko Mound. This monumental artificial mound was built in 1820 to commemorate one the the greatest military heroes of Poland, Tadeusz Kosciuszko. In addition, there will be free time to grab a pretzel or other local snack (at your own expense)