ST. MARY'S BASILICA (KOSCIOL MARIACKI)

Discover the charms of the historic Krakow Old Town and visit the Wawel Cathedral, St Mary’s Basilica and the Tempel Synagogue in Kazimierz. See the Market Square, Cloth Hall, Wawel Castle.

Dive into the dark secrets of Krakow on a guided walking tour. Learn about urban legends as you stroll past the Cloth Hall, Town Hall Tower, Florian Gate, St. Mary's Basilica, St. John's Street, and more.

Step into Krakow's royal tapestry at Wawel Cathedral, where whispers of kings linger in the air. Your expert guide will unravel the secrets etched in stone, from Gothic arches to Baroque swirls, revealing tales of coronations, weddings, and echoes of a glorious past. Be awed by the vast Zygmunt Bell, legend says that your wish comes true if you touch its clapper with your left hand. Climb the winding steps to the bell tower to see the city of Krakow unfold like a medieval map. Step back in time at the Old Town From Wawel's majesty, step into Old Town's vibrant embrace. Cobbled streets lined with colorful tales lead you back in time. At the heart of it all lies Rynek Główny, the Main Square, a kaleidoscope of life where street performers and artisans captivate the crowds. Be sure to look beneath your feet, too, as the square's Cloth Hall hides an underground museum showcasing Krakow's rich mercantile past. Then, visit St. Mary's Basilica, where you can see the Veit Stoss altarpiece. Sculpted from limewood and featuring over 200 intricately carved figures, it is a testament to Krakow's artistic soul.

Pope John Paul II said: "I would be uneasy in my conscience as to whether I was really in Krakow if I had not visited St. Mary's Basilica." After this tour, have no doubt that you have been to Krakow.

Known as one of the largest cities of Poland, Krakow has become famous for its extraordinary Polish architecture, culture, and academic life. The Old Town area was also designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1978. The old remnants of the past may be found in every nook and crevice of the city, keeping the city's history alive till the end of time. Experience a golf cart tour of the Old Town district in Krakow with an audio guide from where you will learn about some intriguing details of the historic town. You will be mesmerized by Polish history, culture, and architecture, whether it is at the Academy of Fine Arts, the Cloth Hall in the Main Market Square, or St. Mary's Basilica. Prepare to be stunned when you exit the golf cart and see the beautiful Royal Wawel Castle, which was formerly considered a symbol of statehood. The palace is decorated with various paintings, fabrics, sculptures, and graphics, making it an important center for the conservation of work of art. As you stroll through the chambers with a guide, you will be fascinated by the Renaissance Italian paintings of the Lanckoronski collection as well as the famous tapestries of Zygmunt August. The tour will conclude at the museum.

The Krakow Old Town, also known as the Historic Centre of Krakow, used to be the former capital of Poland and the seat of Polish royalty. Now designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this age-old district remains a favorite among travelers due to its architectural beauty and rich historical significance. Stroll through the cobbled streets of the Main Square, and gaze at the medieval buildings, as your live guide regales you with fascinating tales about the kings and queens of this region. A dark tale of murder hidden behind an age-old monument During this live guided tour, you'll be visiting the iconic St. Mary's Basilica. The St. Mary's Basilica is a Gothic-style church originally built in the 13th century. Apart from its architectural beauty, the church also features a magnificent altarpiece by famed sculptor Veit Stoss, Gothic arches, and majestic pieces of art. However, the beauty of this structure hides a dark story of fratricide. It is believed that the mismatched height of the two towers of the church is due to a jealous rage of one brother against another, resulting in a murder and suicide. Of medieval stories and vampires Your next stop is at the Rynek Underground Museum, situated 4 meters below the surface, right under the Main Square. This museum will take you 800 years back in time as you see what Krakow and its Main Market looked like centuries ago. Walk through the Dungeon Main Market and gaze at medieval artifacts and findings. Polish history is incomplete without some mysticism! While at the museum, find out how people buried those they believed to be vampires so that the vampires wouldn't resurrect!

On this guided tour of Krakow city, you are in for an archaeological, architectural, and artistic treat. You will start your tour at the Wawel Castle which was typically the residence of Polish kings and considered a symbol of statehood. This castle is now a museum with a collection of famous paintings, sculptures, fabrics, porcelain, military symbols, etc. Works of Roger van der Wayden, best known for his detailed yet emotional take on art, are something to admire. Then we have works by Quentin Massys, Ambrosius Benson, and Bartholomaeus Spranger; best known for their Gothic and Renaissance art, which can be found here. Once you are done staring at the sheer magnificence of the castle, you will then proceed to the nearly 1000-year-old Wawel cathedral. This cathedral is famous for holding the tombs of Polish kings in the crypts beneath, which makes it a pious site for the people of Poland. The good ol’ charm of the ‘Old town’ The Old Town of Krakow has cobblestone streets, where art, history, and entertainment meet, and it’s one spot you do not want to miss. The tour takes you to St. Mary’s Basilica, that’s at the corner of Market Square where the Veit Stoss altarpiece stands in all its glory. Since all this exploring might make your bellies rumble, the Market Square is your go-to for all things drinks and food. Tip: Once you’re done with the tour, you can visit the underground museum of Rynek and have fun pub-hopping your way through the bars at Market Square to quench your thirst.

Experience the charming sights of Krakow's Old Town on a thrilling e-scooter ride with a professional guide. Discover landmarks such as the Royal Route, St Mary's Basilica, and the Wawel Royal Castle.

This 1.5-hour tour is perfect for those eager to explore the best of Krakow quickly while gaining a rich understanding of its historical and cultural importance. Feel the spirit of the UNESCO-listed Old Town as you stroll its cobblestone lanes and alleys. Throughout the tour, a pro guide will share tales of kings, artists, and the lingering impacts of war and more in English, German, French, or Polish. The artistic grandeur of St. Mary's Basilica Explore the insides of St. Mary’s Basilica, a Gothic masterpiece towering over the Main Square. Here, you'll be greeted by the huge Veit Stoss altarpiece – the largest of its kind in the world. The basilica's interior is a sigh to behold with colorful stained glass and ornate vaulting. Keep an ear out for the distinctive hourly trumpet call, a resonating tradition from the basilica's highest tower. Experience the heart & soul of Krakow Witness how this city seamlessly blends modernity with its medieval heritage at Market Square, one of Europe's largest medieval squares and the heart of the city. Explore the Renaissance Cloth Hall, once a bustling trading hub, now home to a rich collection of souvenirs and Polish art. Be sure to stop by the Town Hall Tower – it's all that's left of the old Town Hall. Swing by St. Adalbert’s Church, one of Krakow’s oldest. A visit to the Jagiellonian University, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Poland must not be missed if you're in Krakow.