Tours of Krakow city
Krakow Tours Cracow’s Old Town is compact and easy to wander around but a guided walking tour will enrich the experience. The best place to book online tour your Krakow tour is with Krakow Informer.Click here to Book your Krakow tour we cooperate with Krakow Informer who we offer the best deals on Tours in Krakow. Great tours at a good price.
You can also call Agnieszka Drzascz (tel: (0600) 212 498) and Biuro Przewodnickie (tel: (012) 429 3336) both offer guided tours of the city, with prices around Z105 per person for a half-day tour.
Jan-Pol, Westerplatte 15 (tel: (012) 421 4206; website: www.janpol.com/), offers walking tours for groups, which are priced per group at Z240 for a half day and Z310 for a full day. A number of other operators can also arrange walking tours for groups, including those listed under Bus Tours below.
Bus Tours
Krakow Tours run four-hour city bus tours for Z105, which can be booked through the Orbis, Rynek Glowny 41 (tel: (012) 422 4632), or Jan-Pol, Westerplatte 15 (tel: (012) 421 4206), travel offices. Ibis Hotel, ulica Przy Rondzie (tel: (012) 638 6894) also runs regular tours. Buses depart from a number of hotels for the three-and-a-half-hour city tour (cost: Z115). Daily excursions are available to Auschwitz in the morning (cost: Z115) and the Royal Salt Mines at Wieliczka in the afternoon (cost: Z115) – see Excursions for information on both sights.
A new sight on Cracow’s streets are the glorified golf carts that now ferry visitors around the Old Town. AB City Tour (tel: (012) 655 6468) offers half-hour tours of Wawel and one-hour tours of Wawel, Kazimierz and Shalka in these carts.
Boat Tours
Boat tours on the Vistula River offer great views of Wawel Castle; and the café on the boat is a delightful place to relax. Departures are from south
of Wawel (near the Most Grunwaldzki) from May to September.
Horse-drawn Tours
In season, Rynek Glowny is overrun with horse-drawn carts, brought in to please the tourist masses. Trotting across the cobbles, though, is something of an essential experience for first-
time visitors.
Jan-Pol, Westerplatte 15 (tel: (012) 421 4206; website: www.janpol.com/), offers walking tours for groups, which are priced per group at Z240 for a half day and Z310 for a full day. A number of other operators can also arrange walking tours for groups, including those listed under Bus Tours below.
Bus Tours
Krakow Tours run four-hour city bus tours for Z105, which can be booked through the Orbis, Rynek Glowny 41 (tel: (012) 422 4632), or Jan-Pol, Westerplatte 15 (tel: (012) 421 4206), travel offices. Ibis Hotel, ulica Przy Rondzie (tel: (012) 638 6894) also runs regular tours. Buses depart from a number of hotels for the three-and-a-half-hour city tour (cost: Z115). Daily excursions are available to Auschwitz in the morning (cost: Z115) and the Royal Salt Mines at Wieliczka in the afternoon (cost: Z115) – see Excursions for information on both sights.
A new sight on Cracow’s streets are the glorified golf carts that now ferry visitors around the Old Town. AB City Tour (tel: (012) 655 6468) offers half-hour tours of Wawel and one-hour tours of Wawel, Kazimierz and Shalka in these carts.
Boat Tours
Boat tours on the Vistula River offer great views of Wawel Castle; and the café on the boat is a delightful place to relax. Departures are from south
of Wawel (near the Most Grunwaldzki) from May to September.
Horse-drawn Tours
In season, Rynek Glowny is overrun with horse-drawn carts, brought in to please the tourist masses. Trotting across the cobbles, though, is something of an essential experience for first-
time visitors.