Tired of classic tours that include visiting just the city centre and most popular landmarks, often overcrowded by other tourists? Are you interested in exploring Krakow from the perspective just a few have seen before? Nowa Huta ... More

Experience the grandeur of the Ogrodzieniec Castle, a true gem and the most prominent attraction in the Silesian region. This stunning castle stands proudly along the Eagles' Nests Trail, a part of the scenic Jurassic mountain ran... More

From Krakow you can easily jump to other cities, so let’s go for it and see amazing Wroclaw! Prepare yourself for a full-day exploration, see the best iconic sights like Town Hall, University, Bastion Ceglarski & get familiar wi... More

It is great opportunity to see 2 cities in Southern Poland during short stay, but also relax a bit without worrying about tours. A guided tour in magical Krakow, visit in 2 important places: Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Place and i... More

The Wieliczka Salt Mine offers a unique glimpse into history and artistry underground. With a professional guide, explore the mine's intricate salt carvings, including the stunning St. Kinga Chapel. Delve into the depths of the mi... More

Each tour is unique because You are unique! Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum is the place of memory and experience which is important for the societies and individuals. It was the largest German Nazi Concentration Camp and Death Camp in... More

Discover the life and legacy of Pope John Paul II on a comfortable and well-organized day trip from Kraków. Travel to Wadowice to visit the Pope’s birthplace and explore the modern museum with an informative audio guide, then s... More

A day trip to the breathtaking winter capital of Poland at the foot of the Tatra mountains, the place where tradition meets nature and one of the most captivating landscapes in the country. The city of Zakopane, about 100 km south... More

Auschwitz-Birkenau is probably one of the most known of Nazi Germany concentration and extermination camps. You will have an opportunity to see with your own eyes how more than a million people suffered, and worked in grievous env... More

The historic Salt Mine is located about 10 km from Krakow and is on the first UNESCO World Heritage List (1978). The current mine was established ad the turn off 18 and 19 century (though mining history reaches antiquity here). Th... More

Each tour is unique because You are unique! Take a tour of Krakow City. It is cultural, university, and spiritual center of Poland, inscribed on the very first UNESCO list. Artists, students, churches, restaurants, squares, creat... More

Explore the wealth of Moszna Castle on this private guided tour, and see the most important parts of the castle, including the towers, chambers, Ball Room, gallery, and Count's room. All of these are surrounded by incredible histo... More

After a comfortable journey to Auschwitz – which takes over an hour – during which you will see a documentary film depicting the history of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp and the first days after it was liberated, y... More

Few cities of Europe can offer the visitors the chance to enjoy all major European architectural styles in one place: Romanesque,Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau. Krakow is one of these few that are successfully combin... More

Each tour is unique because You are unique! John Paul 2 Route is situated south of Krakow at the foot of Carpathians. This route is important not only for believers, but for all who want to understand history and life of this ext... More

Take a trip to Zakopane with a private vehicle. Admire the Polish Tatra Mountains thanks to the cable car. Taste smoked sheep cheese and Polish vodka. Visit the old wooden village of Chocholow. Walk the charming streets of Zakopan... More

Experience the highlights of Krakow over three days — exploring some Jewish heritage, wartime history, the underground world of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, and the poignant site of Płaszów. One lunch included. Highlights: • Di... More

Take your foot out of the typical tourist route and visit more of the Krakow’s amazing places! Visit the most famous mound in Krakow – the Kosciuszko Mound with a marvellous view of the whole city of Krakow and the remains o... More

Wieliczka Salt Mine is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It illustrates the historic stages of the development of mining techniques in Europe from the 13th to the 20th centuries. It has hundreds of kilometers of galleries with wo... More

During this tour, you will take a big step back into the communist past of Krakow’s Nowa Huta district which was designed by the Soviets as a model communist city, but later became an anti-communist hub and an important part of ... More