• Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) - A visit to Sukiennice, the Cloth Hall in Kraków, provides an enriching experience of Poland’s medieval history and vibrant culture. Situated in the Main Market Square, this historic Renaissance edifice showcases an intriguing collection of art, antiques, and regional crafts. Visitors can delve into Kraków’s trading history, appreciate the detailed architecture, and explore numerous stalls offering traditional Polish souvenirs. It’s also a fantastic chance to visit nearby attractions like St. Mary’s Basilica and Wawel Castle, making Sukiennice a must-see for history buffs and culture enthusiasts.
• St Mary’s Basilica - A visit to St. Mary’s Basilica in Kraków offers a profound insight into Poland’s religious and architectural legacy. Visitors can marvel at its magnificent Gothic architecture, the intricate altarpiece by Veit Stoss, and the stunning interior adorned with beautiful stained glass windows and religious artworks. The basilica also offers a glimpse into local traditions, including the renowned hourly trumpet call from the tower. Overall, visiting St. Mary’s Basilica is a chance to explore Poland’s historical artistry, spiritual heritage, and vibrant cultural history.
• Krakow Christmas Market - At the Christmas Market in Kraków, visitors can immerse themselves in festive traditions, learn about the market’s history, and explore beautifully decorated stalls offering handmade crafts, regional foods, and seasonal treats—sampling the 5-6 most delicious ones. Additionally, they can enjoy the charming atmosphere, traditional music, and gain insight into Polish holiday customs celebrated during this joyful season.
• Rynek Główny - Standing before the city’s most important Christmas tree, visitors learn about the cherished Polish tradition of decorating it, typically on Christmas Eve. Families gather to adorn the tree with ornaments, lights, and often handmade decorations. The decorated tree is usually placed in a prominent spot in the home and is central to the Christmas celebration. After midnight Mass, families often exchange gifts beneath the tree, which remains a symbol of festive joy throughout the holiday season.

• Gift – At the end of our tour, you will receive a small gift from Polish Santa Claus!
• Snacks
• Meals
• Our English-guide will share stories and anecdotes about Krakow’s rich christmas traditions.
• Alcoholic beverages

Experience the enchantment of the holiday season with the “Cracow’s Christmas Markets and Polish Christmas Dinner” tour. Dive into the festive spirit as you wander through the captivating Christmas markets in the heart of Kraków. Explore stalls brimming with handcrafted ornaments, unique gifts, and delectable local treats, all beautifully lit by twinkling lights. Uncover the distinctive Christmas stories and traditions of Poland.

Alongside exploring the markets, savor a traditional Polish Christmas dinner, featuring authentic dishes like pierogi, borscht, and roasted meats, complemented by seasonal desserts and warm beverages. This experience offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration and festive joy, allowing you to embrace the Christmas spirit in one of Poland’s most charming cities. Join us for an unforgettable holiday adventure filled with tradition, flavor, and holiday magic!

…and of course, Santa will have a special gift for everyone who joins us!

• Not recommended for gluten-free

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.