Discover the captivating history of Krakow with a guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral. Explore the magnificent chambers, halls, and extensive collections of paintings, sculptures, and more. Visit the resting place of Polish monarchs in the revered Wawel Cathedral and learn fascinating facts and stories about Krakow's past as you immerse yourself in its rich heritage. Uncover the grandeur of the royal castle, admire the remarkable tapestries and Renaissance paintings, and soak in the sacred atmosphere of the cathedral. 1-Hour Night Cruise on Vistula River AG Experience the captivating allure of Krakow with a 1-hour evening cruise along the picturesque Vistula River. Enjoy an informative audio guide, available in Polish, English, German, and Spanish, immersing yourself in the fascinating tales and historical significance of the sights. From the majestic Wawel Castle to the lively Kazimierz District and the striking 'Church on the Rock,' each landmark takes on a new charm as you leisurely sail through the heart of the city.

Private walking tour of Krakow Old Town . You will take a leisurely walk around the Old Town to see the most beautiful sites of Krakow's Old Town. Tour includes places of historical importance in Krakow Old Town: The Wawel Castle, Wawel Cathedral Church, The Main Market Square, Old University District, St.Mary's Church, The Cloth Hall , medieval city walls, St. Florian's Gate, The Barbican. The Old Town Tour gives you unforgettable experience of 1000 years of history, architecture, education, religion and people who made this town flourishing and developing as the center of the European trade, craft and the royal power.

Discover the most important monuments of the City of Polish kings: the Old Town and the Wawel Hill. Take a plunge into the imposing beauty of Krakow by discovering its unique architecture and the most important sights. Highlights • Explore one of the most beautiful cities in Europe with a credited history teacher • Visit the Wawel Cathedral situated on Wawel Hill • See the most important monuments on the UNESCO World Heritage Site • Go to the Jagiellonian University, the oldest Polish university • Walk through the medieval Old Town's Main Market Square

Experience the history and culture of Wawel on a tour to suit your group size, language needs, and time restrictions with variety of options to choose from exploring Wawel Cathedral, Wawel State Rooms, and the Royal Private Apartments. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests. Read the description of the options carefully as each option includes a different program. 75-Minute Wawel Cathedral Tour in English Visit Wawel Cathedral including the chambers, burial place and Sigmund’s Bell. 2-hour: Wawel Castle In a small group of maximum 15 participants, visit the Wawel Castle State Rooms. 3-hour: Wawel Castle & Cathedral In a small group of maximum 15 participants, visit Wawel Castle State Rooms and Wawel Cathedral. 4,5-hour: Wawel Castle, Cathedral & Royal Apartments Visit the entire complex (Wawel Cathedral, the State Rooms, the Hill, and the Royal Apartments) in a group of upto 15 participants

Get the chance to explore the Old town of Krakow on electric vehicles or with a help of a live guide and get mesmerized by the beauty of the city. During this sightseeing tour, you’ll be able to visit some of the favorite tourist attractions of Krakow, the UNESCO World Heritage site in 1978. During the sightseeing tour of Krakow with your electric vehicles, explore the areas of the Old Town and the Main Market Square which are located in the center of the city and surrounded by a park on each side. Some famous monuments of Krakow are situated inside this green ring. 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. Don’t forget to check out the beautiful 17th-century Baroque-styled church of St. Anna and also, the 13th-century Gothic Franciscan monastery. You’ll get a once-in-a-lifetime experience while you visit the Wawel Castle with its Royal Cathedral and Royal Castle. Considered as a symbol of statehood, the castle is adorned with paintings, graphics, sculptures, textiles, goldsmiths, militaria, ceramics, and furniture. The chambers house the famous tapestries of King Sigismund Augustus and exquisite Italian Renaissance paintings from the Lanckoroski collection. Rooms from the Renaissance and Baroque periods are recreated in permanent displays. Enter the royal halls of the massive Wawel Cathedral and you will be immersed in an unforgettable experience. Taste some traditional Polish lunch while you enjoy a break and then, descend 4 meters underground to the Dungeon Market Museum, where you’ll be on the same level as Krakow's cobblestone streets from the 12th to 13th centuries. Know about the mysteries, stories, joys, and sorrows of the ancient people from your knowledgeable guide!

Immerse yourself in Poland's rich cultural and religious heritage with this guided tour of Krakow’s 11th-century Wawel Cathedral. Join a professional guide outside the ancient Wawel Cathedral and enter this thousand-year-old spiritual edifice. Admire the stylistic evolution, a testament to the craftsmanship of different eras, from Roman to Gothic. The cathedral, once the coronation site for Polish royalty, today hosts royal tombs of monarchs and national heroes, making it an intriguing walk through the annals of Polish history. Your tour, your choice! Take the chance to ascend the bell tower, and see the iconic Sigismund bell, a national symbol. Go ahead and touch the heart of the bell, a tradition as old as time to cash in good luck. As the tour concludes, the ticket options extend to include a guided tour in English, German, French, or Polish, catering to a global audience.

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.

Once the home of Polish kings and a symbol of statehood, the Wawel Castle became one of the country's most celebrated museums in 1930. Take a look around this historic site with your expert guide and learn fascinating trivia about it. The first UNESCO World Heritage Site in the world, today, it houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, fabrics, military items, porcelain, and furniture. A walk through the chambers grants you views of the famous tapestries of Zygmunt August and splendid Renaissance Italian paintings from the Lanckoronski collection. A highlight here is the Wawel collection of Eastern art, which contains the largest collection of tents in Europe. In the permanent exhibitions, see recreated rooms from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. As you explore all of this, your expert local guide will fill you in on fascinating bits of history. You will also get entry into the enormous 900-year-old Wawel Cathedral, which traditionally has served as the coronation site of the Polish monarchs. Then, you will get to walk around the market square, which has been the central square of Krakow for nearly 800 years. This is where Krakow merchants made their fortunes, and where the kings paraded to get to their castle. If you look closely, you might spot the most interesting traces of history right here at Market Square. Your guide will point these out to you, before taking you to 4 meters underground to the Rynek Underground Museum, where you can follow a trail of remarkable exhibits in what is essentially an archaeological site. You'll see here how the market square was laid out, automated puppet performances, and even the remains of an 11th-century cemetery replete with 'vampire prevention burials!'

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.

Don’t miss out on one of Poland’s most important hills, the Wawel Royal Hill. This is where the Polish kings and queens reigned over Poland and is, therefore, a site brimming with historic charm. Learn about the secrets of Polish royalty as you wander through the significant places tucked away in Wawel Hill. Walk past one of Krakow’s most expensive hotel, which has hosted HRH Prince Charles and President Bush! Stop by Jan Dlugosz’s house, a Polish historian, where you’ll notice breathtaking views over the Wawel Hill. Pass through the Arms Gate uphill and stop by the monument dedicated to Tadeusz Kościuszko, a cherished Polish hero, before walking past the entrance of the grand Wawel Cathedral. Walk in the direction of the Crypt of the Silver Bells, the burial grounds for President Lech Kaczynski and his spouse. At the Austrian Hospital next, stop for a quick peek at the striking panorama of Krakow. As you go downhill through the Bernardyńska Gate, you’ll eventually stop by the cave of the Wawel Dragon.

Let the Wawel Cathedral sweep you off your feet its mysteries, legends, and history. This sacred sanctuary wears many faces, all waiting to be uncovered by an expert guide. If you are interested in spirituality; explore saintly relics, the confessions of St. Stanislaus, and the famous crucifix that spoke to Queen Jadwiga. Or, take a look at where Karol Wojtyla performed his inaugural Mass in St. Leonard's Crypt. Art enthusiast? The cathedral is a canvas showcasing the evolution of architectural styles, from romanticism to modernism. Each chapel is a beaming beacon of unparalleled artistry. History buff? The royal sarcophagi and crypts offer a deep dive into the past. The guide will unfold facts and legends that will captivate listeners of all ages.

Uncover the beauty of medieval Krakow during a 2,5-hour walking tour with a licensed guide. Get to know the unforgettable Market Square with the first sacral buildings, listen to the musical surprise and let yourself be invited to the headquarters of the first university in Poland. Remains of city fortifications will show you the size of the city. The icing on the cake will be the admiration of the architecture of the Wawel Cathedral and the courtyard of the Wawel Royal Castle. The tour will be enriched by legends, stories about great Poles and unique interiors of Krakow's churches. – 2,5-hour walking tour with licensed guide – Fortifications of the Old Town – The Main Square with unusual objects – History of the founding of the Jagiellonian University – The place of coronations, weddings and royal funerals – The courtyard of the Royal Castle -time of splendor and uniqueness

Discover the artistic and royal heritage of Wawel Cathedral on a private tour with a Licensed Guide and skip-the-line tickets. Admire the beautiful chapels and climb up the tower. Extended options: visit also the Wawel Castle State Rooms and Treasury. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests. Read the description carefully as each option is different 2-hour: Wawel Hill & Cathedral Choose this tour to explore Wawel Hill and visit Wawel Cathedral with skip-the-line tickets. 3-hour: Wawel Hill, Cathedral & State Rooms Choose this tour to explore Wawel Hill and visit the Wawel Castle State Rooms and Wawel Cathedral with skip-the-line tickets. 4-hour: Wawel Hill, Cathedral, State Rooms & Crown Treasury Choose this tour to explore Wawel Hill and visit the Wawel Castle State Rooms, Crown Treasury and Wawel Cathedral with skip-the-line tickets.

Embark on a Krakow adventure beginning at Wawel Royal Castle, a symbol of Polish royalty. Explore the castle with an expert guide, with the chance to see one permanent exhibit. Walk through the opulent State Rooms showcasing royal treasures or the Royal Private Apartments offering a glimpse into the lives of the Polish elite. Or explore the Crown Treasury and Armory, housing jewels and the legendary Szczerbiec coronation sword. Visit the Wawel Cathedral, known for its soaring spires, intricate chapels, and as the final resting place of Polish kings and national heroes. See Krakow’s gems Continuing your exploration, head to the Main Market Square and marvel at the architectural wonder of St. Mary's Basilica. Admire its mismatched towers, a symbol of the city's past, and be captivated by the intricate details of its exterior. Descend into the Rynek Underground Museum, a hidden gem beneath the bustling square. Explore remnants of medieval market stalls, and unearthed archaeological finds, and learn fascinating details about Krakow's everyday life through the ages. This tour is a fantastic way to experience the best of Krakow, from its majestic royal past to its hidden depths beneath the city streets.

Discover the secrets of Wawel Cathedral on a guided tour with entry to this temple. After this you will see Castle Courtyard. Discover the tombs, medieval altars, and other hidden gems.

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Explore the history of Krakow around the best places in the city. Check interior of the castle and feel the vibe of medieval times, have a look at amazing Wawel Hill, walk along Royal Road and admire Old Town with stunning churches and monuments. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests. Read the description carefully as each option includes a different program 4-Hours Guided Tour During 4-hours version you will explore Krakow Old Town, Wawel Hill and Wawel Castle with State Rooms. 5-Hours Guided Tour During 5-hours tour you'll visit the Wawel Hill, Wawel Castle with State Rooms and enjoy a longer tour of the Old Town attractions. Start with the top attraction - amazing Wawel Castle. First, you will have an opportunity to explore this fascinating castle from the outside, where you will see its most important points like defensive walls, Wawel Dragon, Wawel Cathedral and much more.

Venture through the heart of Krakow to discover the magnificent residence of Polish kings on Wawel Hill. As you visit the Wawel Royal Castle, imagine what the backstage of the ruler’s lives looked like as you walk through dozens of chambers and halls. Forget your textbook notes and become privy to the secrets and myths of the Castle. You’ll also visit the Wawel Cathedral, a spectacular narrative of Polish history, where all Polish monarchs are buried. Stop for a traditional Polish lunch with soup and a main course dish. Continue onto Wieliczka, a small town about 10 kilometers from Krakow. Here, one of Europe’s largest ancient salt mines will grab your attention. 340 meters deep, 245 kilometers long, and 700 years old, this salt mine is filled to the brim with stories and facts. You’ll also visit St. Kinga's Church - the patroness of miners on this tour. This underground church is heavily adorned with chandeliers, carvings, sculptures of saints carved out of salt, and more.

See all the wonderful secrets that the mighty Wawel Castle hides behind its walls with an experienced local guide. Enter the royal chambers like a noble, wander the corridors and crumbs, learning facts and curiosities from the life of Polish rulers. On this tour you also have entrance to the huge Wawel Cathedral where kings were crowned. After your lunch break, explore Krakow's central square in Royal Krakow and do an in-depth look! At the beginning, look carefully at today's Main Market Square and then walk literally under the square and see what happened in the same place hundreds of years ago. Goods from all over the world were sold in crafts, and Kraków merchants made their fortunes, the city authorities closely monitored the order, the executioner tortured suspects in the dungeons of the Town Hall, and courtiers paraded across the square to get to the castle. Ah, what a time it was ...

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