Uncover the essence of Kraków on this private 4-hour walking tour, led by an expert local guide. Begin at Wawel Castle, the former royal residence, where you’ll explore the opulent State Rooms and visit the Wawel Cathedral, home to the Sigismund Bell and royal tombs. Stroll along the historic Royal Route into the UNESCO-listed Old Town, passing architectural gems like the Baroque Church of Saints Peter and Paul and the fortress-like St. Andrew’s Church. Along the way, discover the Jagiellonian University, one of the oldest in the world, and hear tales of its most famous alumnus, Nicolaus Copernicus. In the lively Market Square, admire the Cloth Hall, Town Hall Tower, and the stunning St. Mary’s Basilica—home to the iconic hourly trumpet call. With personalized commentary and rich storytelling, this tour offers a perfect overview of Kraków’s royal history, cultural treasures, and timeless charm.
Your tour guide will meet you at the entrance to Księgarnia Archidiecezjalna at Floriana Straszewskiego 2, 31-101 Kraków, Poland
Finish point will be Krakow Old Town.
beginning at the illustrious Wawel Hill and winding through the city’s most iconic landmarks before culminating in the magnificent Market Square. With your expert private guide, you'll uncover the stories, secrets, and splendour of Poland’s former royal capital.
Visit Wawel Castle, which was the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in the world (tickets included). Here, admire the richly decorated interiors of the State Rooms, the medieval residence of Polish kings.
See the Wawel Cathedral, Poland's national sanctuary and former coronation site (tickets included). Then. follow the Royal Route from Wawel Hill to the Old Town.
your guide will lead you down the legendary Royal Route, the same path once taken by monarchs and dignitaries as they paraded through Krakow’s Old Town. Along the way, you can admire architectural gems like the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, a masterpiece of Baroque grandeur, and the formidable St. Andrew’s Church, one of the city's oldest structures. You’ll see the massive stone walls, narrow windows, and small defensive openings for archers, built back in the 11th century to withstand invasions from Krakow’s enemies.
you’ll step inside the breathtaking St. Mary’s Basilica, home to an extraordinary Gothic altarpiece and the intriguing bugle call that sounds from its tower every hour. Your guide can explain the legend behind this distinctive musical interlude, which underlines the basilica’s significance in Krakow’s history.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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