Free Walking Tour
Krakow

Krakow is the perfect tourist destination for anyone including families looking for a family getaway, a couple planning a romantic vacation, or an adventuring backpacker traveling solo. Have the best introduction to the city with a boat cruise along Vistula River, or even have a romantic dinner on board. Visit the Schindler Factory to get to know all about the heroic citizens that resisted Nazi occupation, and join a guided Visit to Nowa Huta to discover the Milk bars, Solidarity Movement, and what the Soviet dream was. Families will also have a good time at the Underground Museum in Krakow and enjoy some relaxing time in the Zakopane Thermal Baths. Near the Archbishop's Palace, you will be able to learn more about the life of Karol Wojtyla, also known as Pope John Paul II, or you can even take the opportunity to visit his hometown with a short trip to Wadowice.

Stunning, romantic, and charming are some of the words that describe this Polish city. Book several Free Walking Tours in Krakow to discover the perfect tourist destination for anyone. Most tourists book an Essential Krakow City Tour to see the most famous landmarks in the city center. Additionally, it’s a good idea to join a Free Tour in Krakow Jewish Quarter, which has been the scenario for a multitude of films, full of charming places and a sad history related to Nazi occupation. There are Free Tours of Nazi and Communist Krakow for history lovers who want to dive in the dark past of the country, and even Free Walking Tours around Nowa Huta, the “Ideal” Communist City. After getting your bearings in the city, we recommend joining an entertaining Free Myths and Legends Tour by night to hear about the many witches, wizards and alchemists that lived in Krakow.

Some of the top attractions in Krakow include the Wawel Royal Castle, Rynek Underground, Schindler’s Factory, Santa Maria Basilica, and Kosciuszko Mound. In the city center, your free local guide will also take you to the Collegium Maius, the main building of the oldest University in Poland, the Archbishop's Palace, important synagogues, the Heroes' Square of the Jewish ghetto, and will tell you about the legend of the Dragon of Wawel. And, of course, you will get to know the best of Polish food culture and gastronomy in the Market Square and the Renaissance-style Cloth Hall. The Krakow Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-see attraction. With all of these sights and more to see, it’s easy to know why this is one of the most popular cities to visit in Poland, so join Krakow Free Walking Tours for a wonderful experience in just one day!