Start your journey in Kraków following the famous Royal Route through the Old Town all the way to Wawel Hill. Walking along this UNESCO World Heritage route, you will discover the history of royal coronations, city legends, and remarkable architecture. From Floriańska Street through the Main Market Square, then along Grodzka and Kanonicza Streets, the path leads you to Poland’s national symbol – the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill.

Discover the story of Kraków’s Jewish community — from the historic Kazimierz district to the former ghetto in Podgórze.
Visit the Old and Remuh Synagogues, learn about figures like Helena Rubinstein and Roman Polański, and explore places where history meets memory.
The tour ends at Ghetto Heroes Square, a powerful reminder of Kraków’s wartime past.

Step into Nowa Huta – the “ideal socialist city” built on Kraków’s outskirts as a symbol of a new era.
Explore monumental architecture, wide avenues, and places tied to the struggle for freedom. Learn what everyday life looked like under communism – from its ideals to the humor and challenges of the time.

Discover the story of Tadeusz Kościuszko – a hero of both Poland and the United States. During the tour, you will learn about his remarkable life and his role in the fight for freedom of two nations. The program includes a visit to the Kościuszko Museum, an introduction to the history of Kraków’s fortifications, and entry to selected defensive structures. Weather permitting, the tour also features a climb to the top of the Kościuszko Mound, offering a panoramic view of Kraków.

Discover the secrets of St. Mary’s Basilica, one of Kraków’s most iconic landmarks, and explore its rich history and legends. Admire Veit Stoss’s magnificent altarpiece — the only gothic masterpiece of its kind preserved in Europe.
Finally, hear the famous bugle call — the hejnał — whose sudden ending has echoed over Kraków for centuries.

A walk around Wawel Hill takes you to the heart of Polish history and heritage.

Visit the Wawel Cathedral with its royal tombs, chapels, and the Altar of the Homeland, then climb the Sigismund Bell Tower for a stunning view over the city.

The tour also includes the castle courtyards, where the story of Poland’s monarchy and nation unfolded through the centuries.

When night falls, Kraków reveals its darker and more mysterious side.
This 2.5-hour evening walk leads from the Barbican to the Bernardine Church, uncovering legends of ghosts, executions, witch trials, and forgotten rituals.
Mystical Kraków is an experience offered only after dark — a journey through shadows, secrets, and timeless tales.

Discover Kazimierz – a district of two souls, where Jewish and Christian heritage intertwine.

Explore synagogues, Gothic churches, and sites that tell the story of faith, culture, and resilience.

From the Old Synagogue to the Church on the Rock and Corpus Christi, this UNESCO-listed area reveals european unique spirit.

Follow the story of Schindler’s List through real places tied to both history and cinema.

Visit the former KL Płaszów camp and filming locations in Kazimierz and Podgórze where Spielberg recreated wartime Kraków.

Discover authentic sites and hear moving stories of those whose lives inspired one of the world’s most powerful films.

Discover Podgórze – once a separate Habsburg city, designed as a modern and elegant counterpart to old Kraków.

Explore its Neo-Gothic churches, 19th-century villas, and Bednarski Park, created in a former quarry.

Along the way, hear local legends — including the tale of alchemist Pan Twardowski and the mystery behind Podgórze’s unusual coat of arms.

Discover the hidden power struggles of medieval Kraków, where kings and bishops battled for influence, faith, and control.

Visit magnificent churches tied to figures like St. Kinga, St. Hyacinth, and the Jesuits who could sway even monarchs.

This walk unveils a world of intrigue, ambition, and rivalry that once shook the kingdom — and could rival any modern drama.

Discover Kraków through its flavors on a food tour full of authentic tastes and stories.

Try local favorites like obwarzanek, zapiekanka, and żurek, while strolling through the Kazimierz.

It’s the most delicious way to explore the city — with every stop telling a new story.

Visit the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Łagiewniki — one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Poland and the world.

Learn about the life and mission of St. Faustina, see her cell, tomb, and the miraculous Image of Divine Mercy.

Explore the modern basilica, peaceful chapels, and the panoramic tower, and take part in the Hour of Mercy at 3 p.m. for a moment of reflection and prayer.

Follow in the footsteps of St. John Paul II through the places that shaped his life and vocation in Kraków.

Visit the Archbishop’s Palace, the Franciscan Basilica, and St. Florian’s Church, where the young priest once served.

The tour ends at the impressive Sanctuary of St. John Paul II — a modern site of pilgrimage honoring the beloved pope’s legacy.

Discover Kraków’s most beautiful churches on a journey through centuries of art, architecture, and faith.

From the Gothic splendor of St. Mary’s Basilica to the Baroque elegance of Sts. Peter and Paul and the Romanesque charm of St. Andrew’s, each stop tells its own story.

This walk through the Old Town reveals where history, art and spirituality meet in perfect harmony.

Salt Mine in Wieliczka regular tour by bus