Krakow City Tour

Krakow has a rich historical heritage as one of the oldest and most important cities in Poland. The city dates back to the 7th century and experienced great cultural and economic development in the Middle Ages, during the Jagiellon Kingdom. In the 14th century, the city became one of the largest marketplaces in Europe and also an important center for the arts and sciences. Krakow also gained importance as the capital of the Polish-Lithuanian Union in the early 16th century. The city also played an important role in Poland's regaining its independence in the early 20th century and witnessed the tragedies of the Nazi occupation during World War II.

Krakow has been subjected to many cultural interactions throughout history, resulting in the many architectural and artistic monuments that make up the city's immense historical fabric today. The city is notable for its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and landmarks such as Wawel Castle and St. Mary's Basilica. Today, Krakow remains a destination that captivates visitors with its rich cultural heritage, historic atmosphere, and vibrant city life. With our Krakow City Tours, you have the chance to explore this historical city. Thanks to the Krakow City Tours, you can find pleasant places, taste the perfect food, and make excellent friends on the tour.

Krakow is a city that offers visitors a perfect travel experience with its rich history, fascinating architecture, and cultural diversity. Landmarks such as the magnificent medieval Rynek Glowny Square, the magnificent Gothic-style St. Mary's Basilica, and the historic Wawel Castle reflect Krakow's rich past.

In addition, the vibrant cultural, artistic, and gastronomic scenes in the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz give the city a unique atmosphere. Krakow's friendly people, delicious traditional food, and history-filled streets offer many reasons to explore this magical city. You can witness much more with our Krakow City Tours.

Krakow, the charming city of Poland, shines like a treasure with its historical and cultural richness in the south of the country. The Krakow Old Town is the heart of the city with its centuries-old history, magnificent architecture, and rich cultural heritage. Adorned with Gothic and picturesque churches, monuments, towers, and sculptures, this area is the starting point for all the beauty of Krakow. It is also a pleasure to spend time in the atmosphere of the local shops on the side streets that can be explored on foot. Krakow Barbican, an example of Gothic architecture built to defend Krakow against external attacks, is an impressive building built in the 15th century.

It draws attention with its 25-meter round structure extending to the city square. The Barbican is also home to a museum about the city's defense. Visitors who trace the past here can get detailed information about the history of the city. However, Krakow's historical beauties are not limited to Old Town and Barbican. Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp is the largest concentration camp established by Nazi Germany, which hosted one of the most painful events in history. Visiting this place offers an important sightseeing experience to feel the deep traces of the past. However, before this visit, it will be useful to be psychologically prepared for the sights you will see.

Once you arrive in Krakow, you have a choice of buses, trains and taxis to take around the city. You can also rent a car. You can choose bus lines 152, 194, 310, and 337 to get into the city. You can also use the SKA3 line as a train line.

There are no opening hours as Krakow City Centre is always a lively and crowded city. However, restaurants and cafes in the city are open from approximately 09.00 a.m until 22.00 p.m.

Our plans for planning and visiting the Krakow City Centre are as follows:

Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory

• We recommend watching the movie Schindler's List to discover the heroism of Oskar Schindler and his efforts to save the lives of hundreds of Jews while working with the Nazis.
• Watching this historical movie before your visit will give you a deeper understanding of the factory.
• Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory is a place that offers a unique insight into the war period and Polish life in those days.
• The factory offers a fascinating experience for those interested in the history of the Second World War.

Wieliczka Salt Mine

• A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the oldest salt mines in the world.
• The salt mine has been one of the biggest sources of income in Poland for centuries and today it serves as a museum that attracts tourists.
• In the salt mine, it is quite impressive to see the salt sculptures made by the salt mine workers. These works of art were later supported by professional artists, giving the salt mine the atmosphere of an art gallery.
• When you come to Krakow, visiting the salt mine will provide you with both a historical and artistic experience.

Our Krakow City Tours offer visitors a wonderful experience with its places full of history and culture. Discovering both Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory and Wieliczka Salt Mine with our Krakow City Tour will offer you a rich Polish sightseeing experience.

Krakow stands out not only for its history and culture but also for its lively atmosphere and various activities. With our Krakow City Tours, you can feel the historical atmosphere by strolling around the Krakow Old Town Square and trying the best flavors. You can also visit modern art galleries, explore food markets, and participate in fun events where you can accompany traditional Polish dances.

With our Krakow City tours, you will have the opportunity to spend an average of 4-8 hours in the city.