Krakow Old Town Tour

With this guided tour you will visit the most emblematic corners of the old town of Krakow, a city that dates back to 966 and is recognised by UNESCO. During the tour, which lasts about 3 hours, you will walk with an expert guide who will share with you the history and curiosities of each medieval building, as well as anecdotes about the former royal capital of Poland.

If you prefer a more exclusive experience, you can opt for a private tour for you and your companions.

As you follow the Royal Route, you will pass through historic streets, Baroque churches and Renaissance palaces. The tour includes essential stops where your guide will explain the architectural importance of each place.

You will also have the opportunity to take a coffee break (on your own) at a local coffee shop to recharge your batteries before exploring further.

• Royal Wawel Castle: Residence of the Polish kings until the 17th century, with medieval, Romanesque and Renaissance styles.
• St. Mary's Basilica (Basilica Mariacka): Built in the 14th century, it is a spectacular example of Polish Gothic architecture and houses the famous altarpiece by Veit Stoss.
• Cloth Hall: Medieval shopping centre in the heart of the Main Market Square, now an icon of Krakow.
• Ulica Grodzka: One of the oldest and most famous thoroughfares in the city, with buildings that have retained their Baroque and Renaissance styles and from where this tour departs.

You will end your tour at the Main Market Square, fascinated by the rich history of Krakow. Thanks to the small group size, you will have enjoyed a close and comfortable atmosphere, understanding first-hand why this medieval gem remains one of the most attractive cities in Poland.