• Ulica Kanonicza - Kanonicza Street - The tour will commence at Kanonicza 11 street, the oldest street in Krakow, where numerous Renaissance and Baroque tenement houses with ornate portals have been preserved.
• Wawel Royal Castle - The tour will proceed leisurely towards the nearby Wawel Hill, home to a Polish architectural gem. Participants will discover who constructed the castle and the sources of funding for its creation.

The group will ascend the hill, pass through the Arms Gate, pause at the monument of Tadeusz Kościuszko (a prominent Polish hero), and later pass by the entrance to Wawel Hill’s central square.
Visitors will admire Wawel Hill, which showcases a blend of architectural styles due to the reign of various kings over the centuries. The guide will share the complete history of Wawel Hill, intriguing facts about the castle’s rulers, intrigues, and amusing situations that could have led to tragedy. The tale of the Wawel dragon and its legend, familiar to every Pole, will also be included.

• Wawel Cathedral - The tour includes viewing this magnificent building from the outside and learning about the history of one of the city’s oldest churches.
• Monument of the Wawel Dragon - While the guided tour can conclude in the middle of Wawel Hill, it is recommended to venture beyond the castle to the statue of the Wawel dragon and enjoy its fiery spectacle.

• Professional guide
• Private guide if the specific option is selected
• Skip the line

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Entrance to the Chambers and Cathedral

Visiting Cracow and not passing by the Wawel Castle is just like visiting Paris and missing the Eiffel Tower. We encourage you to see the Wawel and have a guided trip to one of the most important hills in Poland – the Wawel Royal Hill. This was where Polish kings and queens reigned over Poland and the very secrets of their life could suffice to be the theme of several tours. We are going to share the most significant of those secrets and show you the most important places within the Wawel Hill, and finally leave you with the Wawel Dragon, telling you in advance how to defeat it. See you in Wawel! The tour is conducted simultaneously in Polish and English.

• Please make sure to show up on time. Being late might prevent you from taking part in the tour
• The tour is conducted simultaneously in Polish and English.

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