Krakow
Located on the Vistula River in southern Poland, Krakow is one of the country’s oldest, largest, and most beautiful cities. Krakow’s entire historic center is a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site, with breathtaking examples of art and architecture from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque eras. With numerous museums, monuments, and a full calendar of music events, this lively university city is an ideal cultural destination.
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Jama Michalika Cafe
Krakow, Poland
Visitors are drawn to the original colorful Art Nouveau interior of the Jama Michalika Café in Krakow.
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Chopin Gallery
Krakow, Poland
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Chopin Concert Hall
Krakow, Poland
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Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Krakow, Poland
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Grand Hotel in Krakow
Krakow, Poland
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Concerts in Krakow
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Chopin Concerts Krakow
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Krakow Old Town Guided Walking Tour
Meet your guide in Krakow’s Main Market Square in time for a 2pm departure and set out to explore the city’s UNESCO‐listed Old Town. Follow your guide down the Royal Route, and walk in the footsteps of the Polish Kings as you hear about Krakow’s stint as the royal capital. Pause to see historic landmarks such as St. Florian's Church, and admire the grand medieval buildings along Floriańska, Grodzka, and Kanonicza Streets. Arrive at Wawel Castle and spend time exploring the magnificent castle complex, including the Cathedral, the Royal Chambers, and the Armory. Marvel at the Medieval, Romanesque, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural styles, and take in the views from the top of Wawel Hill, gazing out over the Vistula River and the gold‐roofed Sigismund Chapel. Continue to Rynek Główny, where the star attraction is the 13th‐century St. Mary’s Basilica, home to an impressive altarpiece by Veit Stoss, and some striking paintings by artists including Matejko, Mehoffer, and Wyspiański. Nearby, St Peter and Paul’s Church is another important religious monument, build in the 17th century and still the most significant Jesuit church in Krakow. After enjoying a coffee break (own expense) at a local café, visit one of the city’s most photographed landmarks – the elaborate Cloth Hall and the Underground Museum. Your tour ends around 5pm back in the Main Market Square.
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Krakow Old Town Guided Walking Tour
Attend the 1h walking tour provided by a professional Guide in Krakow Old Town. It starts at Plac Matejki Square at 7:00 pm and ends by the Dragon scuplture underneath the Wawel hill. During this walking tour you will hear the most importan facts about Krakow Market Square and see Krakow's Old Town Highlights. You will pass by the Barbican, Saint Florian's Gate, Main Market Square, Grodzka Street and Royal Route. Finally the guide will walk you by the Wawel castle and the tour ends by the Dragons Monument by the castle.
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Krakow Old Town guided walking tour
The Royal Road is a picturesque route leading along the most famous streets and passing some of the most prominent tenement houses of the historic center of Krakow. The route starts at St. Florian’s Gate continues across the Main Square to end at the foot of the Wawel complex. A leisurely walk down the route of the centuries‐old architecture of Krakow leads to the legends surrounding the Main Square, the Cloth Hall and the famous St. Mary’s Basilica with the distinctive two towers. The trip along the Royal Road will end at the foot of the Wawel Castle – the residence of the kings of Poland in the days of greatest glory until the 17th century.Krakow is the historical capital of Poland and one of the most beautiful cities in Central Europe. The one‐of‐a-kind Old Town boasts unique architecture, such as historic churches, markets, tenements houses or the famous charming narrow streets trodden by hundreds of people every day. There is an abundance of excellent restaurants, coffee shops and pubs attracting partygoers and Polish cuisine lovers. Everyone will find something for themselves.
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Krakow City Center to Krakow Airport Private Transfer
Avoid the struggle of fitting your luggage on busy public transport, and make your trip to Krakow Airport as stress‐free as possible by opting for a private transfer service. First, get picked up directly from your hotel, then enjoy a door‐to‐door service that takes you directly to Krakow Airport in a private air‐conditioned vehicle.
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Shuttle Bus — Krakow to Krakow Airport
About Shuttle bus from Krakow City to Krakow Airport. Service is shared with other passengers. Our customer service will confirm the pickup time.