tours from krakow
Auschwitz tour
The concentration camp in Auschwitz was established by Nazis on the outskirts of the town Oswiecim in 1940. After the war, the camp was turned into museum displaying evidence of the genocide. Block no. 11, known as the Death Block, was where people were murdered also at the “Wall of Death”.
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Wieliczka Salt Mine tour
The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most ancient mines in the world. It has been operating since the 13th century with no intermissions. In 1978 it was listed at UNESCO World Culture and National Heritage Site. The tourist route open for visitors connects three levels and reaches 135 meters under the surface.
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Zakopane tour
Zakopane – Tatra Mountains is one of the best-known and most visited tourist venues in Poland. Zakopane gained its position as the country’s winter capital, between the World Wars, mostly thanks to the development of cross-country skiing tourism.
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Warsaw tour
Take a comfortable full day tour to Warsaw from Krakow and join our Warsaw city tour and see all major touristic attractions in the capital of Poland. Our professional guides will take you around to the historic places of interest, to let you feel the spirit of the city.
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Slovakia tour
Slovakia is a small country located between Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary and Ukraine. Because there is only approximately 100 km distance between Krakow and Polish border with Slovakia, we offer you a full day tour from Krakow to Slovakia which include some the most important tourist attractions of northern part of the country.
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Auschwitz & Wieliczka Salt Mine
We offer 2 options for combined tour to Auschwitz and Wieliczka Salt Mine on same day from Krakow.
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Tyskie Brewery Tour
This is probably most joyful tour which can be taken from Krakow. Tychy is a city in Upper Silesia where beer has been brewed for nearly four hundred years. Today Tyskie Group is the leader in Polish market of beer.
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Czestochowa Black Madonna tour
Czestochowa is world famous city for the Pauline monastery of Jasna Gora which is the home of the Black Madonna painting, a shrine of the Virgin Mary.
Millions of pilgrims come to Czestochowa to see it every year.
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Dunajec River Rafting Tour
Have you seen all the cultural highlights of Krakow? Tired of the city? Or maybe just hot?
High time to change the idea of what your holiday is! Get crazy and take part in our rafting trip along the natural border between Poland and Slovakia.
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Upper Silesia Industrial Tour
Upper Silesia is one of the most industrialized regions of Europe. It is also most densely populated region of Poland with long traditions in mining industry. Today there are more than a dozen of active coal mines here, as well as power plants, iron and steelworks and many other industrial plants.
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Wroclaw tour
Take a comfortable full day tour to Wroclaw from Krakow and see all major touristic attractions in one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland. The Old Town of Wroclaw is a delightful place. Wroclaw’s Main Market is second-largest in Poland, after that in Krakow. It stays alive all the time as local people and tourists gather there.
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John Paul II route – Wadowice tour
On this tour you visit places closely related with the Pope’s life.
In the Market Square of Wadowice, stands the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Inside this church, in the Chapel of the Holy Family, stands the font where, on 20th May 1920, Karol Wojtyla, future Pope
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Niepolomice Tour
Discover charms of kings hunting residence in Niepolomice. On the edge of one of the eldest primeval forest, at Wisla river, you can find the XIV century Niepolomice Castle. So beautiful that with the time was known as the other Wawel Castle.
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Ojcow National Park Tour
Ojcow National Park (established in 1956) covers a small part of the Krakow Plateau in the valleys of two rivers: Pradnik and the Saspowka. It is counted among the Jurassic Landscape Parks and is intersected by the Eagles’ Nests Trail.
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Krakow Outskirts Tour
It was designed in order to present authentic Polish province to foreign guests. Visiting non-commercial villages, meeting some locals and tasting some traditional food will let you feel rustic atmosphere of the country. We are convinced that you will feel and taste the essential Poland!
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Krynica Tour
Krynica is called a pearl of Polish spas. On the way to Krynica we stop to visit unique old apiary, where one can compare the way honey was produced in the past with the modern process. You see the open air Museum of Apiculture and bee yard in Kamienna. After presentation there is a chance to taste manufactured product or buy honey specialties in local shop.
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The concentration camp in Auschwitz was established by Nazis on the outskirts of the town Oswiecim in 1940. After the war, the camp was turned into museum displaying evidence of the genocide. Block no. 11, known as the Death Block, was where people were murdered also at the “Wall of Death”.
more
Wieliczka Salt Mine tour
The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most ancient mines in the world. It has been operating since the 13th century with no intermissions. In 1978 it was listed at UNESCO World Culture and National Heritage Site. The tourist route open for visitors connects three levels and reaches 135 meters under the surface.
more
Zakopane tour
Zakopane – Tatra Mountains is one of the best-known and most visited tourist venues in Poland. Zakopane gained its position as the country’s winter capital, between the World Wars, mostly thanks to the development of cross-country skiing tourism.
more
Warsaw tour
Take a comfortable full day tour to Warsaw from Krakow and join our Warsaw city tour and see all major touristic attractions in the capital of Poland. Our professional guides will take you around to the historic places of interest, to let you feel the spirit of the city.
more
Slovakia tour
Slovakia is a small country located between Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary and Ukraine. Because there is only approximately 100 km distance between Krakow and Polish border with Slovakia, we offer you a full day tour from Krakow to Slovakia which include some the most important tourist attractions of northern part of the country.
more
Auschwitz & Wieliczka Salt Mine
We offer 2 options for combined tour to Auschwitz and Wieliczka Salt Mine on same day from Krakow.
more
Tyskie Brewery Tour
This is probably most joyful tour which can be taken from Krakow. Tychy is a city in Upper Silesia where beer has been brewed for nearly four hundred years. Today Tyskie Group is the leader in Polish market of beer.
more
Czestochowa Black Madonna tour
Czestochowa is world famous city for the Pauline monastery of Jasna Gora which is the home of the Black Madonna painting, a shrine of the Virgin Mary.
Millions of pilgrims come to Czestochowa to see it every year.
more
Dunajec River Rafting Tour
Have you seen all the cultural highlights of Krakow? Tired of the city? Or maybe just hot?
High time to change the idea of what your holiday is! Get crazy and take part in our rafting trip along the natural border between Poland and Slovakia.
more
Upper Silesia Industrial Tour
Upper Silesia is one of the most industrialized regions of Europe. It is also most densely populated region of Poland with long traditions in mining industry. Today there are more than a dozen of active coal mines here, as well as power plants, iron and steelworks and many other industrial plants.
more
Wroclaw tour
Take a comfortable full day tour to Wroclaw from Krakow and see all major touristic attractions in one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland. The Old Town of Wroclaw is a delightful place. Wroclaw’s Main Market is second-largest in Poland, after that in Krakow. It stays alive all the time as local people and tourists gather there.
more
John Paul II route – Wadowice tour
On this tour you visit places closely related with the Pope’s life.
In the Market Square of Wadowice, stands the Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Inside this church, in the Chapel of the Holy Family, stands the font where, on 20th May 1920, Karol Wojtyla, future Pope
more
Niepolomice Tour
Discover charms of kings hunting residence in Niepolomice. On the edge of one of the eldest primeval forest, at Wisla river, you can find the XIV century Niepolomice Castle. So beautiful that with the time was known as the other Wawel Castle.
more
Ojcow National Park Tour
Ojcow National Park (established in 1956) covers a small part of the Krakow Plateau in the valleys of two rivers: Pradnik and the Saspowka. It is counted among the Jurassic Landscape Parks and is intersected by the Eagles’ Nests Trail.
more
Krakow Outskirts Tour
It was designed in order to present authentic Polish province to foreign guests. Visiting non-commercial villages, meeting some locals and tasting some traditional food will let you feel rustic atmosphere of the country. We are convinced that you will feel and taste the essential Poland!
more
Krynica Tour
Krynica is called a pearl of Polish spas. On the way to Krynica we stop to visit unique old apiary, where one can compare the way honey was produced in the past with the modern process. You see the open air Museum of Apiculture and bee yard in Kamienna. After presentation there is a chance to taste manufactured product or buy honey specialties in local shop.
more
