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Krakow: Jewish Quarter Kazimierz Guided Tour

Seize the Krakow Jewish Quarter with professional guide. Within 1,5 hours you will discover the second most popular district of Krakow. Amazing architecture, several synagogues, many historical facts and legends are just some of what awaits you during this excursion.

Führte Rundgang durch die Krakauer Altstadt

Treffen Sie Ihren Reiseleiter pünktlich um 14:00 Uhr auf dem Hauptmarktplatz in Krakau und machen Sie sich auf zu einer Erkundungstour durch die UNESCO-geschützte Altstadt. Folgen Sie Ihrem Reiseleiter die Königsroute entlang und wandeln Sie auf den Spuren der polnischen Könige, während Sie mehr über Krakaus Zeit als königliche Hauptstadt erfahren. Machen Sie Halt, um historische Sehenswürdigkeiten wie die St.-Florian-Kirche zu besichtigen, und bewundern Sie die prächtigen mittelalterlichen Gebäude entlang der Straßen Floriańska, Grodzka und Kanonicza. Sie erreichen das Wawel-Schloss und erkunden die prächtige Schlossanlage mit der Kathedrale, den königlichen Gemächern und der Waffenkammer. Bewundern Sie die mittelalterlichen, romanischen, Renaissance- und Barock-Architekturstile und genießen Sie die Aussicht vom Wawel-Hügel auf die Weichsel und die Sigismundkapelle mit ihrem goldenen Dach. Weiter geht es zum Rynek Główny, wo die Hauptattraktion die Basilika St. Maria aus dem 13. Jahrhundert ist, die ein beeindruckendes Altarbild von Veit Stoss und einige beeindruckende Gemälde von Künstlern wie Matejko, Mehoffer und Wyspiański beherbergt. In der Nähe befindet sich die St.-Peter-und-Paul-Kirche, ein weiteres wichtiges religiöses Denkmal, das im 17. Jahrhundert erbaut wurde und noch immer die bedeutendste Jesuitenkirche in Krakau ist. Nach einer Kaffeepause (auf eigene Kosten) in einem lokalen Café besuchen Sie eines der meistfotografierten Wahrzeichen der Stadt – die kunstvollen Tuchhallen und das Untergrundmuseum. Ihre Tour endet gegen 17:00 Uhr zurück auf dem Hauptmarktplatz.

Führte Rundgang durch die Krakauer Altstadt

Nehmen Sie an einer einstündigen Stadtführung mit einem professionellen Reiseführer durch die Krakauer Altstadt teil. Die Tour beginnt um 19:00 Uhr am Plac Matejki und endet an der Drachenskulptur unterhalb des Wawel-Hügels. Während dieser Stadtführung erfahren Sie die wichtigsten Fakten über den Krakauer Marktplatz und sehen die Highlights der Krakauer Altstadt. Sie kommen vorbei an der Barbakane, dem Florianstor, dem Hauptmarkt, der Grodzka-Straße und der Königsroute. Zum Abschluss führt Sie der Stadtführer zum Wawel-Schloss und die Tour endet am Drachendeniment neben dem Schloss.

Führung durch die Krakauer Altstadt

Die Königsroute ist eine malerische Strecke, die entlang der berühmtesten Straßen und vorbei an einigen der markantesten Mietshäuser der Krakauer Altstadt führt. Die Route beginnt am Florianstor, führt über den Hauptmarkt und endet am Fuße des Wawel-Komplexes. Ein gemütlicher Spaziergang entlang der jahrhundertealten Architektur Krakaus führt zu den Legenden rund um den Hauptplatz, die Tuchhallen und die berühmte Marienkirche mit ihren markanten Türmen. Die Reise entlang der Königsstraße endet am Fuße des Wawel-Schlosses – der Residenz der polnischen Könige in ihrer Blütezeit bis zum 17. Jahrhundert.Krakau ist die historische Hauptstadt Polens und eine der schönsten Städte Mitteleuropas. Die einzigartige Altstadt besticht durch ihre einzigartige Architektur, wie historische Kirchen, Märkte, Mietshäuser oder die berühmten charmanten Gassen, die täglich von Hunderten von Menschen bevölkert werden. Es gibt eine Vielzahl ausgezeichneter Restaurants, Cafés und Kneipen, die Partygänger und Liebhaber der polnischen Küche anziehen. Hier findet jeder etwas für sich.

Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour from Krakow

Descend to the atmospheric depths of one of the world’s oldest working salt mines on a half-day trip to the Wieliczka Salt Mine from Krakow. Alongside your guide, travel to a depth of 462 feet (140 meters) and navigate an atmospheric tangle of underground chambers replete with mining machines and impressive carvings. Marvel at structures made entirely from salt as you listen to the salt mine’s rich history and ascend to sea level in a swift lift. Round-trip transport from your Krakow hotel is included.

Schindler's Factory Guided Tour in Krakow

Visit the Oscar Schindler Factory in Krakow. See the place where the famous Schindler's list was created and find out about life in Krakow under Nazi occupation.During the visit, a certified live guide will take you through the permanent exhibition describing true stories of Polish and Jewish inhabitants of Krakow during WWII. See their everyday life immortalized in ordinary objects, photographs, newspapers, personal and official documents. Visit Schindler's former office and hear about the life of this heroic figure.The Enamelware factory is the place where Oskar Schindler, together with his accountant J. Stern managed to save the lives of 1200 Jewish workers. His story was adapted to the big screen in the classic movie "Schindler's List" directed by Steven Spielberg.

Krakow: Frederyk Chopin - Piano Concert Hall

“The Most Famous Works” Piano Concert A captivating piano concert featuring the music of one of Poland’s greatest composers, Frédéric Chopin, Claude Debussy, S. Rachmaninov and more. Will take place in the exceptional 17th-century hall of the Bernardine Monastery, renowned for its beautiful architecture and rich history. This venue transports you back in time, with its majestic interiors holding the stories of ancient monks. Strolling through these charming corners, you can feel the magic of Kraków at every step. Buy more tickets, save more! During the concert, you’ll have a unique opportunity to explore interiors that are typically closed to visitors. The sounds of the piano intertwine with echoes of the past, creating an unforgettable experience. The musicians performing in our concerts are talented artists who combine exceptional skill with a passion for classical music. This event is truly one-of-a-kind – you won’t find anything like it anywhere else in the world.

EVERYDAY Krakow Vodka Tasting Tour

Have you heard that the drinking vodka is the most common tradition of Poland? During this Vodka Tasting Tour you will try it and find out on your own. It is a great tour to learn about the production and taste different kinds of vodka, have fun, make a new friends as well as party. The tasting of vodka is absolutely “Must Do” during your stay in Poland. If you tried vodka - now you can say you have visited Poland! Highlights: - Taste 6 kinds of Polish vodka including a flaming absinthe shot - Feel the difference between white, flavoured vodka and legendary Krakow’s Liqueur - Discover the history, culture, and customs of drinking with local Vodka Expert guide - Visit 4 Top pubs & shot bars and save time for research on your own - Try multiple traditional Polish appetizers perfect match to vodka Take part in the tour while you will get a great combination of facts and experience of Vodka. You will drink white, flavoured vodka as well as legendary Liqueur and compare the flavors.

Zalipie: Day Trip + Transport from Krakow

Over a hundred years ago, the village women of Zalipie, a hidden gem in south-eastern Poland, participated in a tradition of transforming their homes into canvases. Each home in Zalipie is a work of art with paintings on walls, stoves, and even fences. The local women have poured their hearts into every brush stroke, crafting delicate tissue-paper flowers, and weaving charming hay spiders. The village's love for flora stretches beyond the interior, with blossoms and petals splashed across the exteriors of cottages, farm buildings, wells, and more. Currently, Zalipie boasts about 20 of these mesmerizing painted houses. The most notable among them is the farmhouse of Felicja Curyłowa, a Zalipie painter whose home now serves as a museum.

Krakow Card with Schindler's Factory entrance

Visit the best sites in Krakow with just one card in your pocket easily. Your Krakow Card grants you free admission to 36 museums and free public transport in Krakow! Thanks to that card you will visit one of the most popular attractions in the city - the original enamel factory of Oskar Schindler. Your Krakow Card is the best way to visit the city!Enjoy the best city attractions and visit the most important museums for 3-days, such as Eagle Pharmacy, Underground Main Market Square Museum, Traditional Krakow's Bourgeois House, wonderful St. Mary’s Basilica, and more. The full list of museums will be attached to your Krakow Card.With your card, you can visit also Schindler's Factory. The place has become very popular among people from around the world, especially after Spielberg’s movie 'Schindler’s List was released in 1993. The old factory is now a museum to pay tribute to the brave deeds of Oskar Schindler, who saved many Jews' lives and to recreate the atmosphere of Krakow during World War II.

Klezmer Music in Klezmer Music Venue in Krakow

Experience the singular sound of Klezmer music in Krakow. The repertory consists of instrumental pieces and songs performed in Yiddish. Klezmer originated in the tradition of the Ashkenazi Jews of Southeastern Europe. In the course of time it was influenced by Romanian, Ukrainian, Polish, Greek and Turkish music until it developed the unique sound which we today know as Klezmer. Complete this wonderful evening with a glass of excellent wine, included in the ticket price.

Krakow: Private Vodka Tasting Guided Tour

Poland is famous for its vodka—and if you’re looking for an introduction to its signature spirit, then this is it. Eliminate the guesswork when ordering from bar menus and head off on a special vodka tasting tour. A private guide explains the history of Polish vodka, as well as essential customs as you taste a selection of vodka samples with snacks included too.

Krakow Jewish Quarter Walking Tour

There were times, throughout most recent history when Krakow did not seem all that multicultural and diverse. This tour will demonstrate how multicultural and diverse Krakow and Poland used to be in the past and what happened in Poland to have transformed our country into what it looks like these days. We started doing this tour as it is impossible to separate the lives and the history of Jews and Christians in Krakow. Kazimierz these days is referred to as a Jewish District however over many centuries it was a place of coexistence of both of these cultures. Find out where their history began back in the 11th century and why Jewish people ever chose the country of Poland for their settlements.

Krakow Beer Tour in Good Company

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.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Private Trip From Krakow

This private tour is a convenient way to see Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum in a day. Instead of organizing transport and tickets independently—benefit from a package where everything is included. First, get picked up from your Krakow hotel. Then travel directly to Auschwitz-Birkenau in a private vehicle, where admission and a guided group tour of the two camps is included.

Hoppy tours - Krakow brewery tour

Welcome to Krakow's ultimate Craft Beer & Brewery experience. We offer fun beer-filled tours of one of Krakow's best craft breweries and local beer pubs. Whether you’re visiting Krakow for a stag party, hen party, birthday party, corporate event, Interrail trip, or just a holiday with your friends or loved ones, this unique experience is a perfect addition to your itinerary.

Mesmerizing Heritage of Krakow - Walking Tour

Through an easy-paced 2-hour walking tour, discover some of the most fascinating sites, local corners, and stories of the magnificent Krakow. In the company of a local tour guide, embark on a session of discovery coupled with intriguing storytelling and sightseeing. Start the tour from historic Wawel Castle and learn about the history, culture, and development of Krakow over the centuries. Pass by and admire the incredible Wawel Cathedral and Museum and discover the Church of St. Peter and Paul, Krakow's largest historical church with wealthy history and heritage to learn about. Stroll charming corners of Krakow's main square and gaze upon the diverse monuments that unfold there. At the same time experience a local, vibrant atmosphere. Hear interesting facts about Krakow's high-tech museum that opened more than a decade ago and end the journey near fascinating Krakow's Citadel.

Krakow: Join a football match in Krakow together with a local

Join a local Kraków fan for an unmissable footballing experience of being part of Wisla Krakow's famed supporters on matchday! Starting in the breathtaking old town, join a pre-match party with locals to enjoy beers, food, and - of course - Polish vodka to soak up the most authentic experience possible. Learn some Wisla chants in preparation ahead of the game, before making your way to the stadium and grabbing a souvenir on the way. Then it's time for the biggest and best part of your day - attending a football match in Krakow, with your local guide staying with you throughout the game! It is an experience that should not be missed while in Krakow! PLEASE NOTE: Official fixtures will be confirmed around a month before the game. Keep in mind that it can be scheduled from Friday to Sunday.

Krakow: Wawel Castle Guided Tour

Visit the Royal Chambers and the Cathedral with a professional licensed English speaking guide. Discover beautiful view from the Wawel Hill.

Krakow: Private Polish Folk Show & Dinner

Experience Polish folk dances like the energetic Krakowiak, originating from Kraków. Spend an evening at "Morskie Oko" restaurant. The Highlander-themed setting mimics Zakopane with its wooden décor, candlelight, and fireplace. Watch a dance duo perform traditional Polish choreography. You can either watch or participate in the dances. Food and drinks are not included. A regional menu will be provided in advance, featuring various dining options. This event is a chance to engage with Polish culture and cuisine.