Product Description

Two freely selected routes from the 3 proposed by the operator

1. Old Town Tour:

We go on a journey through the historic streets of the Old Town, where you will see the most important monuments, such as:

– St. Mary’s Church: Known for its famous bugle call, this church is an inseparable element of the Krakow landscape and is an extraordinary example of Gothic architecture.

– Florian’s Gate: The beginning of the “Royal Road”, the famous street leading to the Wawel Castle.

– Sukiennice: The pride of the Main Square, a vaulted passage filled with unique stands where you can buy local handicrafts and souvenirs.

– Main Square: A large square with many historic buildings, including the famous Town Hall and the Adam Mickiewicz monument.

– Wawel: Symbol of Poland, centuries-old seat of Polish kings, place of coronation and burial.

2. Kazimierz tour:

This tour will take you to the historic areas of the former Jewish quarter, including:

– Plac Wolnica: The heart of Kazimierz, around which there are numerous cafes, restaurants and market stands.

– Stara Synagogue: The oldest synagogue in Poland, full of history and beautiful architectural details.

– Remuh Synagogue: There is a famous Jewish cemetery here, where famous rabbis and scholars are buried.

– Plac Nowy: A place where there is a lot of nightlife and the famous antique markets.

– Skałka: A hill with a church on the top, where there is a chapel dedicated to Saint. Stanisław, patron saint of Poland.

3. Tour of the Ghetto and Schindler’s Factory:

This tour will take you on a dramatic journey through places related to the history of the Krakow Ghetto and Schindler’s Factory, including:

– Apteka pod Orłem: The place where the famous pharmacy of Tadeusz Pankiewicz, a witness of the events of World War II, operated.

– Ghetto Heroes Square: The central point of the Krakow Ghetto, a place full of symbolism and memory of the victims of the Holocaust.

– O. Schindler’s Factory: The place where Oscar Schindler saved over 1.2 thousand Jewish workers during the war.

– Podgórze Market Square: A historic market square in Podgórze, the former Jewish district and ghetto site.

– Church of St. Józefa: An impressive church with beautiful interiors and a rich history.