Discover Krakow from a new perspective as you glide through the streets on an e-scooter. See some of the city’s most famous landmarks, learn about local history and culture, and taste a selection of traditional delicacies.

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and see the salt wonders of Wieliczka in one day

In the Footsteps of John Paul II – Wadowice, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, and Łagiewniki

Experience a poignant piece of World War II history on a day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Krakow. Led by a knowledgeable guide, explore the UNESCO-listed former Nazi concentration camp complex and preserve the memory of those who perished there.

Leave Krakow and spend a fascinating time exploring the legendary Wieliczka Salt Mine. Take the opportunity to see with your own eyes the achievements of a generation of miners who devoted their lives to hard work in the mine, touch the beauty of nature.

See the magnificent residence of Polish kings on Wawel Hill in the heart of Krakow, and explore the mysterious and amazingly beautiful underground corridors and halls of the former salt mine in Wieliczka

See what is the most expensive in Krakow - the Wawel Castle and the Cathedral, discover the secrets hidden under the cobblestones of the famous Market Square! A truly royal feast for the eyes and imagination!

Visit a very important museum dedicated to the war and walk the streets where the ghetto in Krakow existed, and then drive to Wieliczka to enjoy the natural beauty hidden deep underground

Take a fascinating tour of Jewish culture and history in Krakow. Walk the streets of Kazimierz and Podgórze districts, visit the interactive museum in Schindler's Factory in detail

Visit the Schindler's Factory Museum and the former Jewish Ghetto with a guide to understand and feel the atmosphere of the terrible times of Nazi occupation in Krakow

A cross-section of the rich history of the Jewish inhabitants of Krakow shown during a walking tour through the streets of Kazimierz district and by visiting the exhibition in the famous Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory, today a Museum.

The Enamel Factory, in which Schindler hired Jews, is houses an exhibition Kraków under Nazi Occupation. The modern arrangement of the exhibition esembles rather a theatre and film which tells the story of the city, its inhabitants and occupying forces

In the mysterious atmosphere of the underground museum it will be very easy to get to the Middle Ages, to understand the joys and sorrows of the people of that time, their life, the architecture that surrounded them, and much, much more!