Krakow · KRAKOW OLD TOWN WALKING TOURS
The whole centre is walkable in a morning, which makes the guide the variable and not the route. These 15 compare group size, language, whether Wawel Hill and the cathedral are included, and how much of the price is entry tickets.
Join a small-group English walking tour from Krakow’s Barbican to Wawel Castle. Guides such as Ania, Chris, Max, and Pawel combine Polish history, local stories, and practical orientation, with stops at the Main Square, Collegium Maius, Bishop’s Palace, Planty Park, and Wawel Cathedral.
“Greta way to learn about the history of Old Town and Krakow. Guide was informative and funny. Worth taking the tour”
Ride through Krakow with an English-speaking guide such as Tomasz, Christopher, Michael, or Krzysztof. In 210 minutes, you’ll visit the Old Town, Wawel, Kazimierz, the former ghetto, and Schindler’s Factory, with a break and 25 stops.
“Fantastic tour! Completely different experience walking in the city and cycling through the city! Highly recommended.”
Spend 150 minutes walking Krakow’s Old Town with an English-speaking guide, from St. Mary’s Basilica and the Main Market Square to Wawel Castle. Expect Polish history, legends, city views, practical food tips, and a chance to hear the hourly trumpeter.
“Fantastic. Wonderful tour with an entertaining and knowledgeable guide. So much better than your average tour.”
Ride a genuine Segway PT through Kraków’s Old Town after a 15-minute lesson. Your English- or German-speaking guide leads you past the Barbican, Main Square, St. Mary’s Church, Wawel Castle, and the fire-spitting dragon. Guides such as Tom, Johan, and Tomasz are praised for clear history and friendly instruction.
“We had a tour around Krakow with Johan. It was very enjoyable and Johan was very knowledgeable and we covered a lot of distance and as it was our first day in Krakow got an idea of where things were. You can go at your own pace as well it's not too rushed. We had a fab and fun time and would definitely do it again. We also had an extra hour for a small extra cost and went to the Jewish Quarter which was also excellent. Would definitely recommend it, we had a wonderful time.”
Spend 150 minutes walking Kraków’s UNESCO-listed center, from St. Florian’s Gate and the Barbican to Main Market Square, Collegium Maius, and Wawel Hill. English-speaking guides such as Maciek, Max, Victoria, and Big Tom mix Polish history, legends, humor, and practical city tips. Courtyards at Collegium Maius and Wawel Royal Palace are included.
“Our guide (unfortunately, I've forgotten his name) was informative, funny, and interesting - the perfect combination for a tour guide, in my opinion. We visited some of the main sites in the Old Town, and about halfway through the tour we took a 15-minute coffee/bathroom break, which was welcomed by all.”
This three-hour English walking tour links Krakow’s main sights, from St. Florian’s Church and Floriańska Street to Wawel Castle, St. Mary’s Basilica, the Cloth Hall, and historic churches. Guides such as Joanna, Magda, and Krzysztof lead the route, with history, architecture, and local tips along the way.
“We were able to learn a lot about an area of which we knew little. Her Tour Guide was very knowledgeable and very passionate about her city.”
Ride a mostly flat route through Krakow with guides such as Chris, Thomas, Alex, and Krzysztof. See the Old Town, Wawel, Kazimierz, the former Jewish Ghetto, Schindler’s factory, Planty Park, and St. Florian’s Gate. Bikes and rain ponchos are included.
“Excellent and varied sites, our guide Chris had a rich knowledge of history, political, cultural and the social fabric of Krakow. An enjoyable and enlightening tour - highly recommended.”
Start with Segway training, then ride through Kraków’s Old Town with an English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Main Square, Barbican, St. Florian’s Gate, Wawel Castle, Collegium Novum, and more. Guides such as Tom, Nikita, Johan, and Barbara are praised for clear stories and patient instruction.
“The tour guide Yohan was very informative and friendly, we had a blast even if it was freezing. The Segways were easy to use and saved the legs for sure. Enjoy folks.”
Ride through Krakow’s Old Town, Kazimierz, and Podgórze with guides such as Mike, Zoe, Chris, or Ramsey. Expect quiet paths, major landmarks, film stories, historical stops, a Vistula River break, and a 45-minute lunch pause on the longer tour.
“Great way to get around the city. The guide was very informative.”
Walk from St. Mary’s Basilica across Krakow’s Old Town to Wawel Castle with guides such as Bart, Slav, Slavek, Fran, or Chris. Expect stories about the trumpeter, medieval trade, Polish rulers, Pope John Paul II, and Krakow during World War II. Museum entry costs extra.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable giving us a wealth of historical information about the social history of Krakow and Poland. It’s a great way to start a break in a new city visiting many historical sights and points of interest.”
Join City Walks Krakow at 11:00 for a 2.5-hour English walking tour from Rynek Główny to Wawel Castle. Guides such as Dale, Rudolf, and Maciej bring Krakow’s churches, university, royal cathedral, and local stories to life. Expect a moderate pace, a group of up to 25, and outdoor sightseeing.
“It was really enjoyable and really useful to find your bearings in Krakow. Veey interesting and informative.”
Follow an English-speaking storyteller through Krakow’s Old Town, from Mariacki Square to Wawel Castle. Guides such as Adam and Patryk use period costume, humor, gestures, and local legends to bring churches, alleys, palaces, and vampire tales to life.
“Phenomenal, my husbands favourite part of our trip to Krakow and he usually hates even the mention of supernatural/paranormal things! 100% would do again when we visit another city with mysterium tours available”
Meet your costumed storyteller beside St. Mary Basilica for a 110-minute English walking tour through Kraków’s Old Town. Guides such as Adam and Patryk share tales of vampires, ghosts, dragons, devils, kings, alchemists, and historic crimes. Expect theatre-style storytelling, a steady pace, and no jump scares.
“It was a nice walk with funny but also interesting stories. I like such walks since you always learn a lot about a city and it's history.”
Spend about three and a half hours eating your way from St. Mary’s Basilica through Krakow’s Old Town to Kazimierz. Expect Polish classics, local drinks, history, and generous portions. Guides including Julia, Jadzia, Amelia, Agata, and Martyna lead the walks in English.
“I have been on many food tours, but few have been as a good as this one. The guide’s knowledge of the city and culture were expansive and of course, all of the food was delicious. Go hungry because there’s a lot to sample!”
Walk Krakow’s Royal Route with a live guide such as Arthur, Vlad, or Władysław, seeing Wawel Castle, St. Mary’s Basilica, Planty Park, Jagiellonian University, and medieval fortifications. Expect history, local legends, and a brisk overview of the Old Town in two hours.
“Arthur was very knowlegable and we enjoyed the tour !!”
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