KRAKOW · POLAND
Krakow’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking tours in Krakow. The ones worth setting a day aside for, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A 2.5-hour guided walk through Kraków’s Old Town highlights and up to Wawel Castle, with great local history stops and English guides.
Most Popular“Excellent walking tour, Ania was a fantastic guide and made the tour informative and enjoyable. Would definitely recommend.”
2-hour night walk in Krakow’s Old Town with true-life creepy stories, landmark stops, and strong value for $24.
A 2.5-hour guided walk through Krakow’s Old Town, from St. Mary’s Basilica and the hourly trumpeter to Wawel Castle.
Walk Kazimierz’s Jewish Quarter in Krakow with a licensed local guide, visiting synagogues and courtyards for a sharp 90-2 hour history tour.
Walk Kraków Old Town’s UNESCO core and Wawel Castle with an English guide, kings-and-dragons stories, and key courtyards in 150 minutes.
Krakow by night with a live guide. Spooky true-crime stories, lantern-lit landmarks, and a dragon legend. 2 hours, $24.
Walk Krakow’s UNESCO Old Town with an English guide, hitting St. Mary’s Basilica, Cloth Hall, and Wawel Castle in about 3 hours.
“The tour was interesting unfortunately we had to cut it short as it was so cold and was to much standing around it would be perfect in warmer weather.”
A respectful 1-hour walking tour through Kraków’s Podgórze Ghetto, with wall remains, the chair memorial, and Under the Eagle Pharmacy.
Walk Kraków’s Old Town, hear the Kraków trumpeter story, then step into Wawel Castle grounds with a guided route that makes the day easy.
“Really informative tour, it gave an insight into the culture of the people and their lovely city. But def wrap up warm in winter”
Walk Krakow’s Jewish Quarter and WWII ghetto sites with a narrative guide, synagogues, and powerful stops ending at Plac Bohaterów Getta.
“A must do tour! We had “Big Tom” and despite the rain and cold, he preserved like it was no bother ! Very engaging and informative. Tom really knows his history and was highly intelligent. I think doing the Jewish Quarter and the ghetto on your own would be underwhelming and you would miss so…”
Taste Krakow street snacks on a 90-minute walk: obwarzanek, pierogi, oscypek, vodka, sweets, plus a market stop.
Walk Krakow’s Jewish Quarter with a licensed guide, see the Old and Remuh synagogues, Schindler’s List spots, and the New Cemetery.
“A really good way to see the Jewish quarter. The guide, who was a university lecturer, was able to point out lots of buildings and monuments, explain loads of the history and was very informative.”
A 110-minute English ghost walk in Krakow’s medieval Old Town, led in gothic costume with lantern-lit legends and no jump scares.
A 2-hour Krakow Old Town walk on the Royal Route to Wawel Hill, Main Market Square, Planty Park, and St. Mary’s Basilica with a live guide.
A 2-hour spooky guided walk through Kraków’s execution sites, cemetery legends, ghosts, and an actual torture chamber, with garlic included.
The old city, and every road out of it.
