Fom Krakow; Private Day Tour of Zalipie Village with Lexus ES

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

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  Zalipie

  Zalipie- colourful village, is famous for the decoration of its houses, with cheerful paintings on the walls and stoves, and crepe-paper flowers, paper-cut designs and hay spiders. This tradition has existed in the Powiśle Dąbrowskie region since the end of the 19th century. Flowers were also painted on external walls of peasant cottages and farm buildings, on fences, wells and even kennels. In Zalipie, there are now around 20 painted houses. The best known example of this original folk artwork is the homestead of Felicia Curyłowa (currently a branch of the District Museum of Tarnów), a Zalipie painter whose painting was already known in the period between the wars. During our tour, you will get to see beautiful decorated private houses and gardens, chapels (more than in the description below), the Felicja Cyrołowa Museum, the House of painters, church, Zalipie village around

  1 hour • Admission ticket free
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  Homestead of Felicja Curylowa in Zalipie

  First we will pick you up in Krakow and travel take 3 hours. the former home of the most famous practitioner of the folk art the village is known for. Then, discover a small shop with unique handmade souvenirs.

  1 hour • Admission ticket included
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  Dom Malarek

  During your visit, explore the **House of Painters (Dom Malarek)**, the cultural heart of Zalipie and an important place for preserving the village’s unique folk-art tradition. Here you can learn about the history of Zalipie’s famous floral decorations and see examples of traditional Polish folk art. The village is known for its distinctive hand-painted floral motifs, traditionally created by local women using colorful flowers, leaves and decorative patterns. What began as a simple way of decorating homes developed into a remarkable artistic tradition that has made Zalipie one of Poland’s most unique cultural destinations.

  1 hour • Admission ticket included
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  Church of St. Jozef the Bridegroom

  Visit the charming Church of St. Joseph the Bridegroom, one of the notable traditional landmarks in the picturesque village of Zalipie. The church reflects the local character and religious heritage of the region and provides an interesting contrast to Zalipie’s famous colorful folk-art decorations. Take a moment to admire the peaceful surroundings, traditional architecture and connection between local faith, community and rural life. The church is an important part of the village’s cultural landscape and offers visitors a chance to discover another side of Zalipie beyond its beautifully painted houses.

  30 minutes • Admission ticket free
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  Ukwiecona Zagroda Danuty

  Step into the colorful world of traditional Zalipie at Danuta’s Flower-Filled Homestead, one of the charming painted farmsteads that showcase the unique folk-art tradition of the village. Surrounded by beautifully decorated buildings and vibrant floral motifs, the homestead offers a wonderful glimpse into the traditional rural lifestyle of southern Poland. The hand-painted flowers, created in the distinctive Zalipie style, decorate the house and its surroundings, turning everyday rural architecture into a unique work of art. During your visit, take time to admire the colorful details, discover the story behind the local painting tradition and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the Polish countryside.

  30 minutes • Admission ticket free
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  Trendy z Przeszlosci

  Discover Trendy z Przeszłości, a charming stop in the colorful village of Zalipie where traditional craftsmanship, local heritage and the artistic spirit of the region come together. The place offers a glimpse into the past and the everyday life of the local community, showcasing traditional objects, decorations and elements connected with the cultural heritage of Zalipie. It is a perfect opportunity to learn more about how local traditions have been preserved and transformed over generations. Combined with a visit to Zalipie’s famous painted houses and flower-decorated homesteads, Trendy z Przeszłości helps visitors understand the story behind one of Poland’s most distinctive folk-art traditions.

  30 minutes • Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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