• Wawel Cathedral - Upon entering, attention will be drawn to the relics of Roman Catholic saints preserved within the cathedral. Visitors will pass by the sarcophagi of the earliest kings interred at Wawel. Following this, they will ascend the wooden stairs to reach Zygmunt’s Bell, which has been in its place for 500 years. This bell tolls on significant holidays or events for Poles and Christians globally. Along the journey, the auxiliary bells will also be admired.

The tour will then proceed to several side chapels, with a focus on their architectural styles and the reasons behind the choice of design for each construction or renovation. Finally, the tour will conclude at the royal tombs, where not only the coffins of the kings but also those of their relatives and other notable Poles can be seen. These individuals have left a mark not only on Poland’s history but on the history of the world as well.

• Entrance tickets to the museum
• Guide set system (hearing aid)
• Live guide

• Meals

The journey begins outside Wawel Cathedral, where the exploration of its rich history and stunning architecture awaits. Inside, attention will be drawn to the relics of Roman Catholic saints preserved within the cathedral. The path leads past the sarcophagi of the earliest kings interred at Wawel. The ascent up the wooden stairs to Zygmunt’s Bell follows, a bell that has remained in its place for half a millennium, ringing on significant holidays and occasions for Poles and Christians globally. Along the route, the auxiliary bells will also be admired.

The tour continues with visits to several side chapels, focusing on their architectural styles and understanding the reasons behind the choice of design for each construction or renovation. The journey concludes at the royal tombs, where not only the coffins of the kings are displayed but also those of their relatives and other notable Poles.

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