Wawel Dragon Statue

See all that magnificent things with an expert local guide. Explore the residence of Polish kings at the Royal Wawel Castle, becoming one of the most important museums in Poland since 1930. See a vast collection of paintings, graphics, sculptures, fabrics, goldsmiths, military items, porcelain, and furniture, recreating the appearance of the rooms from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Visit the Royal chambers that display the famous tapestries of Zygmunt August and magnificent Renaissance Italian paintings from the Lanckoronski collection. See also the Wawel collections of Eastern art contain the most important, and largest collection of tents in Europe. Get entrance to the Wawel Cathedral and admire the Gothic structure that was once a sanctuary where Polish monarchs were crowned.

Sail on the Vistula River and enjoy an evening of sophistication in the royal city. Experience the breathtaking views by night, marvelous city lights, and the unique atmosphere that the river has to offer. Choose to include a glass of wine to enjoy during the cruise. The tour starts near the Wawel Castle, then continues upstream to the Convent of the Norbertine Sisters and the home of Pope Jean Paul II. Further on, the boat takes a route downriver, passing by the historical Wawel Castle and the Church on the Rock, then revealing the beauty of the Kazimierz and Podgórze districts with its distinctive bridges. The cruise finishes back at Kapitan Victor's mooring.

Step into history with a guided tour of the former residence of Polish kings and a symbol of statehood, Wawel Castle. Discover the castle, which became a museum in 1930, and hosts a vast collection of paintings, graphics, sculptures, fabrics, goldsmiths, military items, porcelain, and furniture. See inside the chambers that display the famous tapestries of Zygmunt August and the magnificent renaissance Italian paintings from the Lanckoronski collection. Explore the Wawel collections of eastern art, one of the largest and most important collections of tents in Europe. Learn all about how the castle is also an important center for the conservation of art. Feel like you’re walking back through time as you discover the permanent exhibitions which decorated the way they would have been during the renaissance and baroque periods.

Immerse yourself in an extraordinary experience as you discover Krakow from the river's perspective. Our modern catamaran, comprising two decks, offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. The open deck provides ample space to capture stunning photos and enjoy a refreshing breeze on hot days. Meanwhile, the enclosed deck boasts heating, a bar, and restroom facilities, ensuring a cozy and convenient experience throughout your journey. With a maximum group size of 12 people, our tours ensure an intimate and personalized experience. You'll have plenty of space to relax and enjoy the sights at your own pace, making your cruise with Cracowboat truly unforgettable. As you sail, immerse yourself in the city's history and landmarks with our audio guide, available in English. Learn fascinating facts and stories about the sights you pass, enhancing your journey along the Vistula. Departing from our dock, you'll quickly understand why the Vistula plays such a vital role in Krakow's life. Gliding across the shimmering surface of the river, relaxed and carefree, you'll pass majestic bridges connecting both parts of the city. You'll cruise by Wawel, with its majestic towers in the background, and the beautiful Kazimierz, pulsating with cultural life. Our catamaran isn't just a comfortable way to travel but also an excellent opportunity to uncover Krakow's secrets. Our experienced guide will share fascinating stories and anecdotes about the places you pass by. Time spent on board our ship is also a perfect chance to relax and unwind from the city's hustle and bustle. You'll enjoy the fresh air and views that you won't see from the land. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience Krakow from a completely new perspective. Join us for a one-hour cruise along the Vistula with Cracowboat and discover why our catamaran is the best way to explore the city!

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.

See some of the most historically significant sites in Krakow on this guided tour of the Old Town. See Wawel Hill, with its Royal Castle and Cathedral, which are part of one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Sites, one of the most important historical sites in the country, and one of the largest castles in Poland. Visit Old Town, Krakow, one of the most famous old districts in Poland, which was the center of Poland's political life for over 500 years. Experience Jagiellonian University district, home to the oldest University in Poland, Planty Park, one of the largest city parks in Poland, and the Main Market square, which dates back to the 13th century. Marvel at St. Mary’s Basilica and remnants of medieval fortifications of Krakow, while the guide tells stories and legends to teach the tour group about local customs and traditions.

Explore Krakow with ease on a guided e-scooter tour. Discover some of the highlights of the city like Wawel Castle, the Old Town area, and the Kazimierz neighborhood, with stops for tastings of Polish delicacies on the way. Meet your guide and hop onboard your e-scooter to begin your sightseeing adventure. Glide through the city streets and pass and explore some of the city's most historic districts, such as the Old Town, Podgórze, and Kazimierz. As you zip through the picturesque streets, marvel at highlights, including Florian’s Gate, Wawel Castle, Wawel Dragon, the Old Synagogue, Bernatek Footbridge, the Cloth Hall, and more. Learn a bit about the history of each site with your guide. Once you’ve worked up a bit of an appetite, stop for some traditional Polish snacks. Savor some tasty Oscypek (smoked sheep's cheese) and Obwarzanek (a traditional snack unique to Krakow). Top it off with some locally produced ice cream and other authentic delicacies. Before saying goodbye, get the best recommendations on bars and attractions in Krakow. By the end of the tour, you’ll have seen and tasted some of the best that Krakow has to offer.

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.

Embark on a 1-hour evening gondola cruise and immerse yourself in the magical atmosphere of Krakow's Vistula River. As you set sail in a charming, small wooden boat, you'll be captivated by the serene ambiance. The cruise begins with breathtaking views of the majestic Wawel Castle, followed by the legendary dragon statue that breathes fire. You'll then glide past the tranquil Monastery of the Norbertine Sisters and the historic Church on the Rock. Next, the cruise offers a glimpse of the Casa Museo De Karol Wojtyla, celebrating the life of Pope John Paul II. As the boat gently continues downstream, you'll see the modern Center for Documentation of the Art of Tadeusz Kantor CRICOTEKA, a testament to contemporary art amidst historic surroundings. You'll also pass a poignant fragment of the Ghetto Wall, a silent witness to the city's tumultuous history. The Podgórze Cultural Center, a vibrant venue for local arts, also comes into view. Adding a whimsical touch to the journey, you’ll encounter the playful water sculpture "Pig In The River" among other intriguing sights. Throughout the cruise, an audioguide will tell you about most important landmarks on the way. The evening lights cast a romantic glow over the city, making this an unforgettable way to explore Krakow's rich heritage and vibrant culture.