Poland · KRAKOW OLD TOWN AND MARKET SQUARE
5 reviewed
This site covers 5 krakow old town and market square; these 5 are the ones to book. Prices, running times and the detail that decides between them are all below, so the choice takes about five minutes.
Small-group Krakow bike tour through Old Town and Kazimierz. Comfortable bikes, English guide, free-entry sights, and great value in 3 hours.
“Excellent tour! Our guide, Brian, was pleasant and knowledgeable. He took time to make personal connections with each of his guests while telling the history of Krakow. I would highly recommend this tour if you’re in Krakow!”
Go underground at Rynek Underground Museum in Krakow’s Main Square, with skip-the-line entry, a live guide, and one-language tours.
“The Rynek Underground Museum was absolutely fascinating, and our experience was made even better thanks to our guide, Oga. She was incredibly knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and engaging, bringing the history of Krakow’s Old Town to life in a way that was both fun and informative. Oga guided us through the underground ruins with ease, explaining the historical context of what we were seeing and pointing out fascinating details that we would have missed on our own. She was very friendly, approachable, and made sure everyone in the group was included and comfortable. Her storytelling really made the past feel vivid and alive — from medieval marketplaces to the everyday lives of…”
Krakow hotel pickup to Auschwitz and Birkenau with a licensed English guide, included entry, and time back in Krakow.
“The Female guide was amazing spoke very clear English and Informative throughout the whole tour on both sight's. Great experience and value for money. Felt honoured to be able to go and pay our respects to all those that were lost. Friendly hotel pickup couldn't fault the Tour.”
WOMAI’s Into the Darkness in Krakow: a 1-hour, English, mobile-ticket experience in total darkness with a blind guide and braille.
“This was a brilliant experience, something i found accidentally while trying to make up time waiting for airport transfers. Experiencing the world in a way that is the norm for blind or partially sighted people. The experience lasted around an hour and we navigated everyday tasks in complete darkness, relying on our other senses and at times feeling completely alone when when you couldn’t feel the person or object in front, gaining an appreciation for the way blind and partially sighted people have to live each day. We had an opportunity to ask lots of questions and be taught how braille works at the end. I would definitely recommend this…”
Full-day Auschwitz-Birkenau trip from Krakow with round-trip transport, admission included, and self-guided visits with guidebooks.
“Communication prior to our trip was good and we were met promptly at the arranged pick-up point. Travel to Auschwitz took an hour and 10 minutes. Upon arrival we were directed to join the main queue which took over 2.5 hours to get to the kiosk where our ID documeRead more”
