54 Sightseeing Tours In Poland

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Enter Krakow in style and receive a similar welcome as a socialist hero! As you arrive at the Krakow Airport, you will be met by a communist worker from the 1970s with traditional communist treats such as salted bread, pickles and vodka. Your driver will give you a traditional Polski greeting and will whisk you to your hotel in Krakow in a genuine East German Trabant - the peoples car. For an extra fee Polish folk band, Leopold The Sausage, will be on hand with a full fanfare. Price for the band 500PLN (128EUR, 108GBP)

Krakow is the cultural capital of Poland with its Old Town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On this sightseeing tour, visit the Barbican and Florian's Gate, one of the few remains of the Krakow's medieval fortification that surrounded the city. The old wall by Florian's Gate is also where artists display their paintings - an open air gallery of sorts. Visit the Sukiennice Cloth Hall, one of the city's most recognizable icons. It was once a major centre of international trade. During its golden age in the 15th century, it was the source of a variety of exotic imports…

Discover the beautiful, historic, and culture-packed city of Krakow on a bus and walking tour. This beautiful UNESCO listed city was named the European City of Culture in 2000. Krakow is a city bustling with character and charm. Surrounded by parkland, the fascinating Old Town boasts the largest medieval square in Europe, lined with bars, restaurants and pavement cafes, where you can relax and watch the world go by. Krakow was fortunate to come through WWII with all its architectural and cultural splendour unscathed. As the royal capital of Poland for over 500 years,…

Enjoy a Jewish style dinner accompanied by traditional Jewish music at the renowned Ariel Restaurant located in the old Jewish district of Kazimierz. Ariel is an amalgamation of a restaurant, an art gallery and a cafe. The place has enchanted numerous visitors such as Steven Spielberg who frequented Ariel during his stay in Krakow while working on his Oscar-winning film, Schindler's List

Wilanw Palace is one of the most beautiful architectural monuments in Warsaw. The typical baroque palace is remarkable for its original architecture, a blend of the European art with the Old-Polish building tradition. Wilanw Palace is, together with its park and other buildings, one of the most precious monuments of Polish national culture. It survived the time of partitions and wars and preserved its authentic historical qualities. It was built for the Polish king Jan III Sobieski in the last quarter of the 17th century and later was extended by other owners.

Named after the king who invited Jews to Poland in the 14th century, Kazimierz became the flourishing centre of Jewish religion and culture. Due to the policy of religious tolerance that prevailed in Poland from the 15th century, Kazimierz became a safe heaven for diverse groups of Jewish refugees from all over Europe. On this tour of the Kazimierz you will walk past the markets, synagogues and kirkuts (Jewish cemeteries) as you learn more about Poland's Jewish community and their history.