Unique things to do in Kraków

The way we organise this tour is different than most of the tours to Auschwitz ,so please make sure it will suit you :-). It's for visitors that expect to see more than during regular tour You will see authentic Juden Ramp where most of the selections were done, it is 2 km away from the main camp (again most of the visitors don't get to see it). We will visit The Remembrance Museum of land of Oświęcim residents wich encourage the visitors to reflect more deeply on our humanity and the right choices .For this part you will be charged about 20 zł than break for lunch After that You will visit Auschwitz II Birkenau extermination camp (that's where Holocaust happened) with an audioguide. It's at least 1h of walking . Then you will see in the museum of Auschwitz I all the evidences of the crime, the gate , partly reconstructed gas chamber and crematorium building and all belongings of the victims. Because You will enter the museum as individual visitors You will have a chance to see a few barracks more that big organized groups Please be aware that you will do a lot of walking .Despite being able to have more time you need to know that still you won't be able to see it all and You will have to make a hard choices and please be aware that time of departure may change

This tour is different from most standard tours to Auschwitz, so make sure it is for you and read the tour plan carefully. During this experience you will have the opportunity to visit more sites and exhibits that are not available during a normal large group tour. Tour plan: We will leave from Krakow. To avoid large groups of tourists in the museum, our tour will first go to the "Judenrampe", this was a railroad siding near the Birkenau camp where the "selection" of prisoners took place (most of the Auschwitz visitors don't get see it). Then you will go to visit "Auschwitz II Birkenau", which was the largest extermination camp. You will spend about 2 hours there, see the prisoner barracks, the famous death gate and the ruins of the largest gas chambers and crematoria. Before entering the camp I will explain to you exactly what to pay attention to and lend you a guidebook with a description of the places you will see and map of the camp. Then you will go to the "Auschwitz I" camp, where you will spend about 2 hours. This is now the main museum, where you will find a gate with the inscription "Arbeit Macht Frei," an exhibition housed in former prisoner blocks, a reconstructed first gas chamber with a crematorium, personal artifacts belonging to prisoners, and lots of stories about the place. After visiting the museum, we will return to Krakow.

Join us to experience the city through the eyes of a local, immersing yourself in Polish traditions, childhood memories, and the flavors of home-cooked-style cuisine. We're thrilled to guide you through our beloved Kazimierz neighborhood, a popular local hangout. As we walk, talk, and eat, we'll share stories about the places you'll see and the foods you'll taste, delving into cultural traditions and historical anecdotes. We will also contribute personal tales and insights into Polish customs, providing a unique glimpse into daily life. It'll feel just like meeting a local friend! The food you will sample is a nostalgic culinary experience that embodies the authentic tastes and traditions of our culture. Each bite will transport you to the comforting flavors of traditional Polish cuisine. On this 3 hour tour we will visit a selection of 4-5 different unique restaurants and bars. You’ll have a chance to sample 2 Polish vodka, local beer and 13-14 different foods, ending with a delectable dessert. It can easily substitute for a meal! Come explore the tastes, stories, and soul of Krakow with us. Your unforgettable adventure begins here! *There is a substantial amount of food included, so make sure to arrive with an appetite. *Please be aware that we are unable to accommodate gluten and lactose intolerances, as well as vegan diets. *Vegetarian option available.

We kick things off at the first bar with a big spread of Polish style tapas. Think fresh crusty breads, tasty cured meats, smoked and salted mountain cheeses. With the food you’ll be sampling two incredible and historic Polish clear vodkas while taking our crash course in vodka history, production and culture. There's lots of funny stories and we keep the history short and sweet although us guides will be more than happy to go into more detail throughout the tour. We’ll then take you on an adventure through the cobblestone streets of Kraków’s UNESCO World Heritage Old Town to explore the city’s hidden vodka bars and cafes. You’ll step back in time through the doors of a communist era shot bar, explore one of Europe’s only home-made flavoured vodka cafes and get cosy in a hole-in-the wall candlelit vodka bar boasting more than one-hundred varieties. The flavoured vodkas really are mind-blowingly good and there's more than two-hundred varieties stocked by the bars on the tour. At the end of the tour we'll be stopping off to check out the city’s best Pierogi in our favourite foodie joint, perfect to soak up all the vodka and make sure you're not too wobbly on your feet :) Other things to note Please do not arrive intoxicated. It is illegal for you to be served. Persons under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and cannot participate in the consumption of alcohol on the tour.

This tour is like meeting up with a local friend who can't wait to share their favorite eating and drinking spots with you. In just 2 hours, we'll take you to 4-5 different places, a mix of street food stalls and traditional Polish eateries. This isn't your typical sit-down meal – our stops are a mix of quick standing and seated affairs. But don't worry, you'll get to sample a variety of 6-7 mouthwatering foods that together make up a satisfying meal. And what's a Polish meal without a bit of spirit? We'll also treat you to a shot of authentic Polish vodka and a craft beer, carefully chosen to enhance your food experience. More than just feeding your belly, this tour is designed to give you a taste of Polish culture and cuisine in a nutshell. You'll walk away not only with a happy stomach but also a richer understanding of Poland's culinary heritage. So, if you're up for a fun, flavorful, and culturally enriching adventure, join us on the StrEat Food Tour – where every bite tells a story! Additional details to keep in mind: *The price covers both food and drink expenses. You can expect to enjoy around 6-7 food samples, one beer and one vodka. *Please note that we are unable to accommodate gluten and lactose intolerances, as well as vegan diets. *A vegetarian option is available. *Please take note that the tour involves some walking and standing.

Embark on a profound journey into one of the darkest chapters of human history. Our Auschwitz-Birkenau tour offers a comprehensive and respectful exploration of the former Nazi concentration and extermination camps, ensuring that the memories of those who suffered are never forgotten. Convenient Pick-Up: Start with a pick-up from your hotel or a nearby spot in our 8-seater minivan, setting the tone for a reflective day. Effortless Journey: Your tour covers round-trip transportation and entrance fees. Bypass the ticket queues with pre-scheduled entry. Guided Exploration: While your host is not the guide, a knowledgeable museum guide fluent in English will lead your group, ensuring you gain deep insights into the history and stories of Auschwitz-Birkenau. With group sizes ranging from 16 to 30 people. Auschwitz I: In the first camp, witness the chilling "Arbeit macht frei" gate, evidences of crimes against civilians, cells where prisoners awaited their fate, the execution site of camp commandant Rudolf Höss, and the haunting remnants of a gas chamber and crematorium. Auschwitz II - Birkenau: Discover the Death Gate, the initial selection ramp, inmate barracks, and ruins of gas chambers and crematoriums. Duration: Expect a comprehensive 3-hour tour of both camps, deepening your understanding of their historical significance.

You will see one of the biggest and oldest post-Salt Mine listed at UNESCO National Heritage. We are starting from a quick chat about Kraków and Salt Mine. Then we drive to Wieliczka and descend 300 steps down the mine. I will introduce you to our guide and let you see the mine and hear its history during 3h walkaround. Together we will have an opportunity to see the underground lake. After the tour, everybody can get some souvenirs and share his/her impressions about the trip. In the end, we drive safely back to Krakow..

Walk through Kraków Old Town with a passionate storyteller. We will show you the beauty of Poland's former capital. Delve into the culture and history of the Polish people. Learn about our most famous window, for whom the Zygmunt bell tolls, and see the living symbols of Kraków - the trumpeter who plays his melody every hour from St. Mary's basilica. Learn how Kraków was spared the devastation of World War II and emerged from Nazi occupation. Meet locals who speaks about their place with passion and fun.

This is one of a kind tour in Krakow which is dedicated to the history of Jews in Krakow before, and after the World War II. We would recommend to do it before you visit Auschwitz concentration camp museum. This tour gives you better understanding of the jewish history and culture. During the tour we are going to see three former cities which are Krakow's districts now. Starting from the Old Town with its gorgeous architecture we will go to the Jewish Quarter Jews have been living for over 500 years. In the Jewish Quarter we will explore places you can miss on your own. We will give you an answer why almost every second European Jew lived in Poland before the Second World War. We will show you the oldest synagogues, and explain similarities and differences between Jewish and Christian architecture. In the end we will take you across the Vistula river to show you the Podgórze district where Nazis forced to live thousands of Jews and discover the truth about Oscar Schindler.

Skip the hassle of figuring out where to find the best bars and avoid the tourist traps. This pub crawl through Krakow takes you to tried and tested clubs to ensure a fun evening. You'll get 1 hour of unlimited drinks, as well as, VIP entry, and a welcome shot at each bar. The biggest and best Pub Crawl in Krakow! EVERYDAY at 9 pm next to the Adam Mickiewicz Statue (Market Square). We can promise you will have a night of your life! Great atmosphere made by young people from around the world and passion to travel! You can`t miss it while you are in Krakow! See you there! **The group is not limited with 10 people since we get bookings from several websites

The way we organise this tour is different than most of the tours to Auschwitz ,so please make sure it will suit you :-). It's for visitors that expect to see more than during regular tour You will see authentic Juden Ramp where most of the selections were done, it is 2 km away from the main camp (again most of the visitors don't get to see it). We will visit The Remembrance Museum of land of Oświęcim residents wich encourage the visitors to reflect more deeply on our humanity and the right choices .For this part you will be charged about 20 zł than break for lunch After that You will visit Auschwitz II Birkenau extermination camp (that's where Holocaust happened) with an audioguide. It's at least 1h of walking . Then you will see in the museum of Auschwitz I all the evidences of the crime, the gate , partly reconstructed gas chamber and crematorium building and all belongings of the victims. Because You will enter the museum as individual visitors You will have a chance to see a few barracks more that big organized groups Please be aware that you will do a lot of walking .Despite being able to have more time you need to know that still you won't be able to see it all and You will have to make a hard choices and please be aware that time of departure may change

You will see one of the biggest and oldest post-Salt Mine listed at UNESCO National Heritage. We are starting from a quick chat about Kraków and Salt Mine. Then we drive to Wieliczka and descend 300 steps down the mine. I will introduce you to our guide and let you see the mine and hear its history during 3h walkaround. Together we will have an opportunity to see the underground lake. After the tour, everybody can get some souvenirs and share his/her impressions about the trip. In the end, we drive safely back to Krakow..

This tour is different from most standard tours to Auschwitz, so make sure it is for you and read the tour plan carefully. During this experience you will have the opportunity to visit more sites and exhibits that are not available during a normal large group tour. Tour plan: We will leave from Krakow. To avoid large groups of tourists in the museum, our tour will first go to the "Judenrampe", this was a railroad siding near the Birkenau camp where the "selection" of prisoners took place (most of the Auschwitz visitors don't get see it). Then you will go to visit "Auschwitz II Birkenau", which was the largest extermination camp. You will spend about 2 hours there, see the prisoner barracks, the famous death gate and the ruins of the largest gas chambers and crematoria. Before entering the camp I will explain to you exactly what to pay attention to and lend you a guidebook with a description of the places you will see and map of the camp. Then you will go to the "Auschwitz I" camp, where you will spend about 2 hours. This is now the main museum, where you will find a gate with the inscription "Arbeit Macht Frei," an exhibition housed in former prisoner blocks, a reconstructed first gas chamber with a crematorium, personal artifacts belonging to prisoners, and lots of stories about the place. After visiting the museum, we will return to Krakow.

Join us to experience the city through the eyes of a local, immersing yourself in Polish traditions, childhood memories, and the flavors of home-cooked-style cuisine. We're thrilled to guide you through our beloved Kazimierz neighborhood, a popular local hangout. As we walk, talk, and eat, we'll share stories about the places you'll see and the foods you'll taste, delving into cultural traditions and historical anecdotes. We will also contribute personal tales and insights into Polish customs, providing a unique glimpse into daily life. It'll feel just like meeting a local friend! The food you will sample is a nostalgic culinary experience that embodies the authentic tastes and traditions of our culture. Each bite will transport you to the comforting flavors of traditional Polish cuisine. On this 3 hour tour we will visit a selection of 4-5 different unique restaurants and bars. You’ll have a chance to sample 2 Polish vodka, local beer and 13-14 different foods, ending with a delectable dessert. It can easily substitute for a meal! Come explore the tastes, stories, and soul of Krakow with us. Your unforgettable adventure begins here! *There is a substantial amount of food included, so make sure to arrive with an appetite. *Please be aware that we are unable to accommodate gluten and lactose intolerances, as well as vegan diets. *Vegetarian option available.

Skip the hassle of figuring out where to find the best bars and avoid the tourist traps. This pub crawl through Krakow takes you to tried and tested clubs to ensure a fun evening. You'll get 1 hour of unlimited drinks, as well as, VIP entry, and a welcome shot at each bar. The biggest and best Pub Crawl in Krakow! EVERYDAY at 9 pm next to the Adam Mickiewicz Statue (Market Square). We can promise you will have a night of your life! Great atmosphere made by young people from around the world and passion to travel! You can`t miss it while you are in Krakow! See you there! **The group is not limited with 10 people since we get bookings from several websites

Embark on a profound journey into one of the darkest chapters of human history. Our Auschwitz-Birkenau tour offers a comprehensive and respectful exploration of the former Nazi concentration and extermination camps, ensuring that the memories of those who suffered are never forgotten. Convenient Pick-Up: Start with a pick-up from your hotel or a nearby spot in our 8-seater minivan, setting the tone for a reflective day. Effortless Journey: Your tour covers round-trip transportation and entrance fees. Bypass the ticket queues with pre-scheduled entry. Guided Exploration: While your host is not the guide, a knowledgeable museum guide fluent in English will lead your group, ensuring you gain deep insights into the history and stories of Auschwitz-Birkenau. With group sizes ranging from 16 to 30 people. Auschwitz I: In the first camp, witness the chilling "Arbeit macht frei" gate, evidences of crimes against civilians, cells where prisoners awaited their fate, the execution site of camp commandant Rudolf Höss, and the haunting remnants of a gas chamber and crematorium. Auschwitz II - Birkenau: Discover the Death Gate, the initial selection ramp, inmate barracks, and ruins of gas chambers and crematoriums. Duration: Expect a comprehensive 3-hour tour of both camps, deepening your understanding of their historical significance.

Travel from Krakow to the small town of Oświęcim to visit the largest Nazi concentration camp complex from World War II. Learn the terrible story of the more than 1.3 million victims who lost their lives at Auschwitz and Birkenau. The first part of your trip is a 2-hour visit to the Auschwitz I camp to see the permanent exhibition in the former prisoners' barracks. Afterwards, spend an hour at Auschwitz II Birkenau, the largest of the more than 40 camps and sub-camps that made up the Auschwitz complex. See remnants of the crematories, the unloading ramp, remaining barracks and the monument dedicated to the last victims of the camp.

We kick things off at the first bar with a big spread of Polish style tapas. Think fresh crusty breads, tasty cured meats, smoked and salted mountain cheeses. With the food you’ll be sampling two incredible and historic Polish clear vodkas while taking our crash course in vodka history, production and culture. There's lots of funny stories and we keep the history short and sweet although us guides will be more than happy to go into more detail throughout the tour. We’ll then take you on an adventure through the cobblestone streets of Kraków’s UNESCO World Heritage Old Town to explore the city’s hidden vodka bars and cafes. You’ll step back in time through the doors of a communist era shot bar, explore one of Europe’s only home-made flavoured vodka cafes and get cosy in a hole-in-the wall candlelit vodka bar boasting more than one-hundred varieties. The flavoured vodkas really are mind-blowingly good and there's more than two-hundred varieties stocked by the bars on the tour. At the end of the tour we'll be stopping off to check out the city’s best Pierogi in our favourite foodie joint, perfect to soak up all the vodka and make sure you're not too wobbly on your feet :) Other things to note Please do not arrive intoxicated. It is illegal for you to be served. Persons under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and cannot participate in the consumption of alcohol on the tour.

Join us for our pierogi cooking class, a delightful two-hour workshop hosted at a local restaurant. The experience will be guided by us—enthusiastic locals who hold the timeless secrets passed down from our grandmothers: the cherished pierogi recipe. Under our expert guidance, you'll craft these delectable parcels of joy from scratch. From kneading the dough to folding and filling, you'll master the very essence of pierogi creation. But that's not all! After perfecting your pierogi, you'll have the pleasure of savoring and enjoying your homemade delicacies accompanied by a local beer or a glass of wine. Throughout the class, we'll explore two distinct types of pierogi: 1. Pierogi Ruskie, also known as Ruthenian Dumplings—the main type of pierogi in Poland. The filling consists of boiled potatoes combined with creamy and tangy white cheese (twaróg). 2. Sweet Pierogi with fresh fruits—fruit-filled pierogi are cherished as a main course during summer and autumn. You'll have the chance to prepare pierogi with fruits currently in season. We're excited to invite you to share a taste of our childhood memories and beloved family traditions. By joining us, you'll connect with the warmth and nostalgia that pierogi evoke. Get ready to roll up your sleeves, stir your curiosity, and create long lasting memories with us!

During this tour I bring my customers to Wawel hill, Royal Castle and Cathedral, Old town, Jagiellonian University district, Planty Park, Main Market square, St. Mary’s Basilica and remnants of medieval fortifications of Cracow. I tell stories and legends familiarise my customers with local customs and traditions.

Walk through Kraków Old Town with a passionate storyteller. We will show you the beauty of Poland's former capital. Delve into the culture and history of the Polish people. Learn about our most famous window, for whom the Zygmunt bell tolls, and see the living symbols of Kraków - the trumpeter who plays his melody every hour from St. Mary's basilica. Learn how Kraków was spared the devastation of World War II and emerged from Nazi occupation. Meet locals who speaks about their place with passion and fun.

Explore one of the most recognizable places in Poland. Currently Auschwitz-Birkenau is a synonym for world’s most cruel terror, genocide and atrocities. The camp was built in 1940 by Nazis in the suburbs of Oswiecim. The total number of deaths and executions is estimated to have touched over 1.5 million people from 28 nationalities. Since 1979 this site is inscribed in the UNESCO Cultural and Natural World Heritage list. A visit with an educator allows better understanding of this unique place. We will pick you up from the meeting point or at your place of accomodation if possible. Our meeting place is located on Wielopole 2 or Plac Matejki 2. The drive to the museum in Auschwitz takes about 1.5 hours. The tour will be provide by a licensed guide who is an employee of the museum, the group can be up to 30 people. First you will visit first part of the museum –Auschwitz . Surviving barracks, gas chambers and crematoria will be shown.. After visiting the first part of the former German concentration camp, there will be a short break of around15 minutes.

This tour is like meeting up with a local friend who can't wait to share their favorite eating and drinking spots with you. In just 2 hours, we'll take you to 4-5 different places, a mix of street food stalls and traditional Polish eateries. This isn't your typical sit-down meal – our stops are a mix of quick standing and seated affairs. But don't worry, you'll get to sample a variety of 6-7 mouthwatering foods that together make up a satisfying meal. And what's a Polish meal without a bit of spirit? We'll also treat you to a shot of authentic Polish vodka and a craft beer, carefully chosen to enhance your food experience. More than just feeding your belly, this tour is designed to give you a taste of Polish culture and cuisine in a nutshell. You'll walk away not only with a happy stomach but also a richer understanding of Poland's culinary heritage. So, if you're up for a fun, flavorful, and culturally enriching adventure, join us on the StrEat Food Tour – where every bite tells a story! Additional details to keep in mind: *The price covers both food and drink expenses. You can expect to enjoy around 6-7 food samples, one beer and one vodka. *Please note that we are unable to accommodate gluten and lactose intolerances, as well as vegan diets. *A vegetarian option is available. *Please take note that the tour involves some walking and standing.

Spend an unforgettable evening in a splendid scenery, accompanied by traditional Polish music, and consume traditional Polish dishes and drinks. Folk Show means: – traditional songs and dances performed by a Cracovian folk ensemble – possibility to learn about the Polish culture and cuisine in a nutshell – meals prepared in accordance with traditional Polish cuisine recipes – tasty foods, great fun and unforgettable experience – free transfer (meeting point at Kiss&Ride at Dietla Street)

We will meet at Plac Szczepanski and talk a little bit to know each other. Then we will be walking through these beautiful cozy streets of Krakow. You will be enjoying the city and I will be capturing those special moments. You do not have to be a model. I will help you to relax and just be yourself in front of the camera. I will also guide you with the posing. It could be family, couple or a portrait photoshoot. But if you're getting married and need a love story at the most scenic locations in Old Town of Kraków, I am here to help :) After the photoshoot you will receive 15-20 quality photos. I will send them to you within 72 hours. If you want to book a photoshoot for the specific day that is not active on my calendar - please write me so I can add an availability.