Are you going to spend 3 days in Krakow? We offer You a professional assistance in planning your stay in our city. Let us make it a great and memorable adventure! We present some piece of advice from experienced, licensed Krakow guides. Lets discover Krakow in 3 days!Read more
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We have already written about the most beautiful paths and landscapes of Ojców National Park. If You want to visit the park and Prądnik River Valley, Ojcow sightseeing will be a good start.Read more
Krakow sightseeing? We present five different situations, when Krakow tour with a guide is the best solution!Read more
Which museums in Krakow deserve to be placed in the sightseeing program? Well, to be honest, there is so many fascinating exhibitions in the city that is really hard to choose only some of them. Certainly it is good to start with checking the websites of the National Museum in Krakow and the Historical MuseumRead more
For centuries, Dragon’s Den has been intriguing both the residents of Krakow and travelers, visiting the city. We all know that the cavern hollowed in the slope of Wawel Hill was considered as a nest of the mythical dragon. What is inside it today and is it worth visiting? Dragon’s Den sightseeing!Read more
English language is not only the one that you can hear in Krakow. We offer guided tours in 8 languages – German, English, Swedish, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian and Polish of course. A significant percentage of our guests are German-speaking groups, which is why we are particularly proud of speaking in the language of Goethe!Read more
Jews settlement in Krakow dates back to the early Middle Ages. At the beginning, they inhabited close to the St. Anne’s Church. Then the city council assigned them near to the Szczepanski Square, but at the end of the 15th century Polish king Jan Olbracht resettled Jewish community to the neighboring Kazimierz district (which wasRead more
Few years ago, no one imagined that the vast, industrial area full of factory chimneys will totaly change its apperance. So-called White Sea – former territory of Krakow ‘Solvay’ Soda Works was used as a storage of waste from the factory. After 1989 soda works bankrupted and some of its areas were revitalized and greened (approx.Read more
Sightseeing with children can be the most difficult part of the holiday. Parents are often unhappy because of their children mood instead enjoying awaited days-off. It is a common scene when a child pulls sleeve of her/his mother and the asks the question: ‘When will we go from here?’ So how to plan your tripRead more
Karol Wojtyła, later Pope John Paul II lived in Krakow for nearly 40 years. In the city, there are many places associated with him. In Krakow, the future Bishop of Rome took his first steps into adulthood, survived the Nazi Occupation during World War II and developed his acting talent. What is more, he wasRead more
