Krakow · CHRISTMAS
Good christmas market tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 2 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend one festive hour at Royal Chamber Orchestra Hall on Sławkowska Street. You’ll hear Krakow musicians perform Christmas favorites and classical pieces inside the 15th-century Dębiński tenement, with a glass of wine included. Expect stairs, an intimate room, and little spoken explanation.
“Really lovely way to spend part of our evening. beautiful music.”
Follow an English-speaking guide through Krakow’s Main Square, Florianska Street, Stary Kleparz, and nearby parks. See old market images, learn Polish Christmas customs, sample local foods and chocolate, and finish where you began. Groups are limited to 15 people.
“What a fantastic tour! Suzanna was the most perfect guide. Taking us to multiple spots, gearing it towards our loves (bread baking) giving us traditional Polish foods to try that were some of the most delicious bites we’ve had in Europe. Storytelling like a pro with pictures of the same markets a hundred years before. I couldn’t have dreamed up a better tour.”
Pick a district, a memorial or a mountain.
