WAWEL ROYAL CASTLE (ZAMEK WAWELSKI)
Save big with this pocket-friendly combo ticket as you enjoy skip-the-line access to Schindler's Factory plus a guided tour of Wawel Castle. Discover the personal and collective experiences of Polish citizens during Nazi occupation by visiting Oskar Schindler's Factory. Save time and energy with a hassle-free entry using your skip-the-line ticket. Hear the stories of Krakow residents who endured 6 years of atrocities under the Nazi regime speak to you. Learn how the effects of battle intertwined with everyday life during World War II. Venture the office of German Businessman, Oskar Schindler, a heroic figure who saved more than 1000 Jewish lives, and pay tribute to the "Survivor's Ark". The museum serves as a testament to the importance of preserving the memory of this dark chapter in history and promoting tolerance and understanding in its aftermath. Wawel Royal Castle Enter a world of regal elegance as you skip the lines at the Wawel Royal Castle. It is one of the largest castle complexes in Poland, a 14th-century architectural masterpiece. Explore its Italian-style courtyard and a mix of European architectural styles from the medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Delve into its rich history and significance in Polish culture as you tour the Royal Private Apartments with your expert English-speaking guide and learn about the lives of past Polish Kings. Admire the rooms adorned with stunning tapestries, chandeliers, and paintings. Wawel Castle is also home to a valued art museum with an impressive collection of artwork & cultural treasures. The Oriental Art section boasts the largest collection of Ottoman tents in Europe. Choose between the options of a Wawel Castle Interiors tour, Wawel Castle Undergrounds tour, and Wawel Castle Highlights tour.
Begin your tour from Wawel Hill, where you can spot the magnificent Wawel Royal Castle and other nearby monuments. Enjoy the sights and sounds as you cruise along the gorgeous Vistula River while soaking in the warm sunlight. Every guest is given an audio guide to listen to during the cruise, which is available in English and Polish. The boat is a mixture of traditional design coupled with modern technology, giving you a comfortable experience. Spectacular views of Krakow landmarks Once you begin sailing, you can head to the open deck for spectacular views of Krakow and its major landmarks. You will spot many charming attractions such as the Saltwater and Kazimierz, the Debnicki Bridge, the Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel or 'Church on the Rock', the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology, and the Norbetine Monastery. Sit back and enjoy the unforgettable sights on your Krakow cruise which lasts for approximately 1 hour.
Discover the rich history of the Wawel Royal Castle, the #1 World Heritage site in Poland. Choose between our private tour of the Wawel Hill with State Rooms, Treasury and Wawel Cathedral.
Hop aboard a cruise and make your way westward on the Vistula River, the lifeblood of Poland. Along the way, you will get to see highlights of Krakow and its surrounding areas. The 60-minute journey will take you past the city's lesser-known locations, including the 15th-century Camaldolese Hermit Monastery. Starting from the Old Town, weave your way through the Wawel Royal Castle and sail downriver to areas that most tourists usually don't get the chance to see during their time in Krakow.
Enjoy a private gondola ride and soak in the beautiful sights of Krakow by day or night. Glide past Wawel Royal Castle, a stunning example of Renaissance architecture and a popular tourist spot. Did you know Wawel Hill is said to be the legendary lair of a fearsome Wawel Dragon slain by King Krak? Then, admire the charming Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its iconic buildings and bustling squares. The Norbertine Sisters' Monastery, founded in the 12th century, offers a glimpse into Krakow's religious heritage. Choose your preferred duration Cruise further and capture stunning views of historic bridges like Grunwaldzki Bridge. een historians might even spot the former residence of Karol Wojtyła, who later became Pope John Paul II, near the Zwierzyniec district. This gondola cruise is available in two durations: a relaxing 1-hour option or a more in-depth 2-hour exploration. Choose the one that best suits your itinerary and desire to unwind.
Enjoy a leisurely trip down the largest river in Poland, the Vistula River. Glide by gondola past Krakow’s world-famous monuments including the Wawel Royal Castle, Grunwaldzki Bridge, and Wawel Hill.
Discover Poland’s past and present as you walk along the medieval Royal Route of Krakow’s Old Town. Experience a taste of local culture while strolling through the largest square in Europe, visiting the Babican outpost, and exploring Wawel Royal Castle.
Experience the grandeur of Polish history at the iconic Wawel Castle and Cathedral. Perched atop a rocky hill, the Wawel Castle, once the residence of Polish kings, is now a magnificent museum. Witness an extensive array of art, from tapestries and paintings to sculptures and porcelain, that echo the splendor of the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Stroll through the royal chambers that exhibit the famous tapestries of Zygmunt August and wonderful Italian Renaissance paintings from the Lanckoroński collection. An expert will narrate the intriguing tales woven into the castle's fabric in a language of your choice. Experience the Gothic marvel – Wawel Cathedral Your captivating journey continues to the Wawel Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece and a symbol of national pride. Wander through this historic necropolis, home to the tombs of Polish royalty and eminent figures. Feast your eyes on the ornate tombstones, stunning stained glass windows, and the historical relic, the Szczerbiec sword. Conclude your visit with a climb up the bell tower, where you can admire the panoramic vistas of the city below. Choose your preferred language, English, German, French, Polish, Spanish, or Italian, and let the professional guides lead you through this immersive experience. This tour is a must for history buffs, art lovers, and anyone eager to learn about the rich cultural tapestry of Poland.