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31-153 Krakow
Poland
Telephone: +48 12 633-11-34
Fax: +48 12 633-11-34
Emergency +48 662 013 213
Sightseeing Tour of Kraków
We start the tour visiting the Jewish quarter „Kazimierz”, then go to Wawel Hill to see The Wawel Cathedral and Royal Castle-the interior of the Castle hosts a fine collection of furniture, works of art and tapestries. Following this walk along the Royal Route via Grodzka Street up to the Old Town. Krakow is an ancient seat of learning, and we stop at Collegium Maius -the oldest part of the Jagiellonian University followed by Collegium Novum –the new one to compare them.
The streets of the Old Town are a cavalcade of churches and aristocratic palaces, while at its heart is one of the largest of city squares in Europe called the Main Market Square. The Square has a delightful atmosphare created partly by the numerous pavement cafés, restaurants and shops. The square boasts the magnificent Gothic St.Mary’s Basilica, with its famous Medieval wooden altar sculptured by Vitt Stwosz as well as Sukiennince, a 100 meters long „Cloth market”, now hosting stalls with crafts.
This is the largest single roofed building of its kind and time. We continue our walk along Florianka Street up to the Florianska Gate, on the wall of which Krakow’s art students exhibit and sell their paintings, then Barbican (defensive bastion) and we will end our tour at the Matejki Sq.
Two options of this tour are available :
The streets of the Old Town are a cavalcade of churches and aristocratic palaces, while at its heart is one of the largest of city squares in Europe called the Main Market Square. The Square has a delightful atmosphare created partly by the numerous pavement cafés, restaurants and shops. The square boasts the magnificent Gothic St.Mary’s Basilica, with its famous Medieval wooden altar sculptured by Vitt Stwosz as well as Sukiennince, a 100 meters long „Cloth market”, now hosting stalls with crafts.
This is the largest single roofed building of its kind and time. We continue our walk along Florianka Street up to the Florianska Gate, on the wall of which Krakow’s art students exhibit and sell their paintings, then Barbican (defensive bastion) and we will end our tour at the Matejki Sq.
- Walking tour ( does not include a visit to the Jewish quarter Kazimierz )
- By car (inclusive Kazimierz )
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