- Krakow’s Rynek Glowny Central Square - Rynek Glowny is a Central Square of Krakow where you will have an opportunity every full hour to listen to the bugle call here.
- St. Mary’s Basilica - It’s one of the well known churches in Poland. Inside of St Mary Church there is a worldâs biggest wooden Gothic altar (closed till Autumn).
- Barbican, Museum of Krakow - Medieval fortifications in northen part of Krakow.
- Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) - Sukiennice in 13th century was a place where people could sell and buy clothes and other fabrics. It was rebulit in 19th century. Now there is an Art Museum of Krakow and many stalls where you can buy some souvenirs.
- Wawel Cathedral - Walking along Grodzka street you will see the Wawel Hill. Then you will go to Wawel Royal Castle to visit the Cathedral.
- Jagiellonian University Museum Collegium Maius - The oldest university building in Poland.
- Ticket to Wawel Cathedral
- Local private guide in Krakow for 3 hours
- First-class train ticket for round-trip travel between Warsaw and Krakow
- Lunch
This is an excellent tour suited for individual travelers and small groups of 1-3 people who can spare a day to explore Krakow. The trip initiates from Warsaw. In the morning, you’ll board a first-class train heading to Krakow. Upon completion of a roughly 2.5 hours journey, you’ll be greeted by our guide at the Krakow Glowny train station. Your guided exploration of Krakow will span 3 hours.
To begin with, you’ll travel to the Central Square, home to landmarks like the Sukiennice (Cloth Hall), Barbakan ramparts, and St Mary cathedral. Subsequently, you’ll head down the historic Grodzka Street, one of the finest and oldest in Krakow, which once formed part of the Royal Route. This street leads to Wawel Hill graced by a Royal Palace. Here, the Wawel Cathedral awaits your visit. Later on, you’ll set eyes on the Collegium Maius, a 15th-century Gothic edifice that is the oldest part of the Jagiellonian University.
Post the walking tour, you’ll have leisure time for lunch and souvenir shopping. As the day draws to a close, you’ll get on a train back to Warsaw.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
