Day 1

Arrival to Krakow Airport - Transfer to the hotel
Our guide meets you at the airport to welcome the group and give a short introduction about Krakow
Check-in at the hotel

Day 2

Breakfast

9.30 AM Royal Krakow & Schindler List (walking tour)

This tour is a must for people visiting Krakow for the first time! It retraces the history of Krakow as the former capital of Poland. During the tour, which is to give you general impression of the city, we will follow the co-called Royal Route, visiting the most famous and historic sites in Krakow: the Wawel Hill and the Cathedral, Old Town, Market Square - all these places are much more than just symbols of Krakow. A journey through the labyrinth of the medieval streets of Krakow gives you the chancenot only to see the beauty of the architecture but also, while listening to fascinating local stories and legends, to feel the magic atmosphere of our unique city.

We will start on the Wawel Hill, for centuries the centre of power of the Polish state, we visit Cathedral with the royal tombs, Sigismundus' Bell and the crypt. The next step is Kanonicza - the oldest street in Krakow. Then Grodzka Street will lead us to the Bishop's Palace and the Franciscan Church, where we will admire the exceptional stained glass Windows and art nouveau art. Later we will walk around the Main Market Square – the biggest medieval square in Europe, with the Renaissance Cloth Hall (where famous stall shops with the souvenirs are), gothic Town Hall and St. Mary's Basilica with the marvelous medieval altar. Afterwards we follow the traces of Jewish culture in the former Jewish city called Kazimierz. We take the Szeroka Street, with its old synagogues, and listen to the stories about famous rabbis and seers. After then we will see the Temple Synagogue, which served the modern Jews, Ciemna Street – a typical Jewish district street where we will see the Remuh Synagogue and the Old Cemetery, Mykwah, and Helena Rubinstein's birth place.

Duration: 4h

Offer includes:
An Expert City Guide's service CP english language
Entrance fees: St. Mary's Basilica, Wawel Cathedra

Free time, shopping

Day 3

Breakfast

9.30 AM Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour (car & walking tour)

This tour is ideal for all those tired of hot or cold weather or simply tired of traditional sightseeing.... The Royal Salt Mine in Wieliczka is a unique underground enormous complex of the tunnels, chambers and chapels, which dates back to the late 13th century. After 700 years of salt extraction it resembles an underground town. Situated on nine levels, the mine reaches 327 m below the ground and hides about 3000 chambers. Our guided tour gives you the only opportunity of spending an unforgettable time exploring magnificent salt chambers, statues, underground lakes and chapels, including the biggest underground chapel made of salt in the world. In 1978 the Wieliczka Salt Mine was entered on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Notice:
There are 800 steps down all together in the Salt Mine (divided in smaller sections). If you may have difficulties with descending so many steps, please inform us in advance – we will arrange a lift (for an extra fee) to carry you down to the first level of the Salt Mine or a special shortened tour avoiding walking down the steps. The temperature below the ground is 14-16 C

Duration: 4h

Offer includes:
An assistant’s service CP english language
An local Expert Wieliczka Salt Mine Guide's service (must be obligatory, english language),
Entrance fees: Wieliczka Salt Mine
Transport service: Krakow/Wieliczka/Krakow

Free time, shopping

Day 4

Breakfast

9.30 AM Tatra Mountain Tour (car & walking tour)

When Doctor Tytus Chalubinski discovered Zakopane as a beneficial place for all people with lung problems at the end of the 19th century, nobody suspected how popular it would become among writers, poets, painters, actors and other eccentrics... and later among everybody! Zakopane gives us the exceptional opportunity to see the life of the highlanders, which looks much the same as it did centuries ago, when it mingled with the life of Polish aristocrats and artists, who used to spend their holidays there, eventually turning the little village into the most popular resort in Poland. Zakopane is called the winter capital of Poland for its perfect conditions for skiing. It is a town picturesquely situated at the foot of the Tatra Mountains. In summer it attracts visitors with its unique atmosphere and the genuine folk culture of the highlanders. In addition to the traditional architecture, magnificent folk costumes and jewellery have also survived here to this day.

On the way to Zakopane we stop to explore a village of Chocholow, famous for its numerous old wooden cottages. Here we drop into the typical wooden cottage to see its interiors. We start our tour of Zakopane admiring the spectacular panoramic view of the Tatras from the Gubalowka hill – a funicular will take us to the top of it. After a short walk around the peak, we return down to visit the oldest part of Zakopane with the picturesque old cemetery. We also see a tiny wooden church built in the local Zakopane style. Then you have time for shopping in the local market – another landmark of Zakopane.

Return to Krakow

Duration: about 8h

Offer includes:
An assistant’s service CP english language
Entrance fees: tickets for the funicular
Transport service: Krakow/Zakopane/Krakow

Day 5

Breakfast

Check-out from hotel

Transfer from hotel to Krakow Airport

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