Things to do in Poland
Wieliczka Salt Mine Tours34 optionsMuseums41 optionsBest Museums in Krakow22 optionsKrakow Airport Transfer17 optionsKrakow Walking Tour45 optionsCity Tour Krakow9 optionsGdansk Airport Taxi16 optionsBoat Tour Gdansk6 optionsWalking Tour Warsaw44 optionsFood Tour Krakow20 optionsWarsaw Uprising Museum10 optionsWarsaw Airport Transfer17 options
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Zakopane Day Trip: Cable Car, Thermal Baths & Cheese Tasting★ 4.91 (13,186) · 11h–12h
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Auschwitz-Birkenau tour from Krakow: 7-hour guided visit★ 4.76 (5,261) · 7h
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Auschwitz-Birkenau tour from Krakow: Guided visit with entry★ 4.75 (10,016) · 7h
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Krakow: Auschwitz & Wieliczka Salt Mine Day Trip★ 4.73 (4,439) · 10h–12hUS$ 139View ›
Auschwitz Birkenau from Krakow: Skip-Line Tickets & Licensed Guide★ 4.56 (4,102) · 7hUS$ 57View ›
Krakow to Auschwitz: Guided Museum Tour & Hotel Pickup★ 4.66 (4,082) · 7hUS$ 29View ›
Wieliczka Salt Mine from Krakow: Guided Tour & Transport★ 4.51 (3,750) · 4h 30mUS$ 24View ›
Auschwitz & Wieliczka Salt Mine Day Trip from Krakow with Pickup★ 4.78 (3,178) · 10h–12hUS$ 146View ›
Krakow City Center to Airport: Private Transfer & Luggage Help★ 4.82 (2,563) · 25mUS$ 36View ›
Zakopane & Hot Springs: Gubałówka Cable Car & Thermal Baths from Krakow★ 4.93 (1,980) · 11hUS$ 46View ›Top rated (10)
Warsaw WWII tour: Private minibus with Ghetto sitesA private guided tour of Warsaw's World War II history, traveling by vintage Żuk minibus with a local English-speaking guide and hotel pickup included. You'll visit preserved Ghetto wall fragments, the Muranów district built atop former ghetto ground, the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes, and sites of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, following the war's chronological arc from the 1939 German invasion through the city's near-total destruction. The minibus holds up to eight passengers and covers multiple locations while your guide compares archival photographs to the present-day cityscape, showing how bullet holes, rubble mounds and hidden walls still mark the urban landscape.Is it for me?The minibus has no air conditioning and some vehicles lack seat belts (permitted for historic vehicles), so book this tour if you're comfortable with authentic vintage travel conditions in exchange for the historical atmosphere and the ability to cover multiple distant sites in one morning. The three-hour pace with walking segments at each stop suits anyone with standard fitness, but the vintage vehicle itself is the trade-off that makes the experience distinctive.
Private Bike Tour Krakow: Old Town, Kazimierz & Planty ParkA private bike tour of Krakow where you cycle through the Old Town, Kazimierz and surrounding neighborhoods with a guide who builds the route around your interests and pace. The guide suggests stops at Barbakan, the Grote Markt, churches, the Castle and the Wisla riverbank, but you choose what to linger on and where to rest. Helmets and bicycles are provided; the tour runs three hours and is available in English or Dutch.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Krakow's main neighborhoods without the pace of a group tour — the guide adapts the route to what interests you, and you stop whenever you want to photograph, rest or sit down for a drink.
Kraków Vodka Tour: 7 Polish Spirits & Hidden BarsYou start with tapas and two clear vodkas at a single venue, then walk through Kraków's Old Town with a local guide to three more bars, tasting five more varieties — including home-made flavoured vodkas you won't find anywhere else. You finish with pierogi at a favourite local spot. The tour takes two to three hours, includes seven vodkas total, and leaves you knowing enough to order confidently and having seen the parts of Kraków most tourists miss.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Polish vodka and see Kraków's best bars without having to find them yourself or figure out what to order — the guide handles both, and the fixed stops mean you're not wandering the Old Town trying to decide where to go next.
Krakow: Pierogi Cooking Class & Market Tour in Local HomeYou’ll shop Krakow’s lively farmer’s market for fresh ingredients with a local guide before heading to their home kitchen to make pierogi by hand. Along the way you’ll pick up a bit of Polish language and taste snacks like cheese or pickles. The day ends around a shared table with your hosts over homemade dumplings and local beer—a real slice of Krakow life.
Krakow Food Tour: Polish Tastings in Old Town & KazimierzA 3-hour food tour of Krakow led by a local guide, walking through Old Town and Kazimierz to taste traditional Polish cuisine at independently owned venues. You start at Small Market Square with cheese and beer, move through hidden local spots for soup and pierogi, then finish in Kazimierz's former Jewish Quarter with Jewish-influenced dishes and bison grass vodka. The private option includes hotel pickup; the small group tour departs from the city center.Is it for me?Book the private tour if your group wants the guide's full attention and hotel pickup to start the evening without navigating to the meeting point; choose the small group tour if you're traveling solo or want to meet other food-curious travellers and prefer to meet in the city center.
Warsaw: Private Retro Fiat Tour & Old Town History with PickupYou’ll ride through Warsaw in a vintage Fiat 125p with a local guide who brings stories to life — from UNESCO-listed Old Town and St. John’s Archcathedral to Praga’s raw charm and echoes of WWII in the Jewish quarter. Expect laughter, real conversation, and moments that linger long after drop-off.
Warsaw: Traditional Food Tour with Pierogi, Vodka & SweetsYou’ll walk Warsaw’s streets with a local guide who feels more like an old friend than a host. Taste classic pierogi, try Polish vodka near the museum itself, share laughs over sweet pastries along the Royal Route, and leave with both new flavors and stories you won’t forget soon.
Krakow Pub Crawl: Old Town Bars & Clubs with ShotsYou’ll join fellow travelers for a guided Krakow pub crawl through Old Town’s bars and clubs, complete with free welcome shots at every stop and skipping the lines into each venue. You’ll laugh over drinking games, wander cobbled streets at night with your group, and end up dancing with new friends — maybe even surprising yourself along the way.
Warsaw Ghetto walking tour: Sites and stories from 1943This three-hour walking tour of Warsaw traces the history of the ghetto's establishment, daily life under occupation, and the 1943 uprising, with a live guide in English or German. You visit the Nozyk Synagogue (still in operation), walk the last surviving streets, see fragments of the original ghetto wall, and stop at key sites including the Umschlagplatz and the bunker at Miła Street 18. Hotel pickup from the city center is included; the day splits between roughly two and a half hours on foot and thirty minutes by public transport.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand the Warsaw Ghetto's history through the actual places where it unfolded, with a guide who can answer questions as you walk—the combination of on-foot exploration and the guide's knowledge is what turns scattered ruins and memorials into a coherent story.
Krakow Airport Transfer: Private Car & English DriverYou get picked up at arrivals by an English-speaking driver in a modern car, with luggage help and real-time flight tracking—no negotiating fares or hunting for transport. The journey to your Krakow hotel takes 20 to 45 minutes depending on traffic, and the cost stays the same regardless of delays or detours. Return transfers to the airport can be arranged at the same time you book your arrival, so both ends of your trip are settled before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue—the driver meets you at arrivals, the price is locked in before you arrive, and you're in your hotel without arranging anything else.
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Historic Krakow Walking Tour: Old Town & Wawel CastleThis walking tour covers Krakow's Old Town and Wawel Castle in 2.5 hours with a live English-speaking guide who meets you at St. Mary's Basilica. You'll see the Barbican, Medieval City Walls, Wawel Royal Palace, Wawel Cathedral, Cloth Hall Market, Collegium Maius, and the Main Market Square while learning about Pope John Paul II, Nicolaus Copernicus, and the Krakow Dragon legend. The guide works on donations—you decide the amount at the end of the tour.Is it for me?The donations model means you're not locked into a price before you go—you pay what the experience felt worth to you once it's over. That works well if you want to explore Krakow's highlights with a guide but prefer not to commit to a fixed fee upfront.
Krakow: Jewish Quarter & Ghetto Walking TourYou walk through Krakow's 700-year-old Jewish Quarter with a professional guide, visiting the Old Synagogue, Ghetto Heroes Square with its Holocaust memorial, and sites from Schindler's List. The tour ends in revived Kazimierz, now a hub of street art and food. You pay what you think it's worth at the end, and the guide meets you at St. Mary's Basilica under a blue umbrella.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to understand Krakow's Jewish history and WWII ghetto without arranging a private guide or navigating the quarter alone—the donations model means you're not locked into a fixed price, and the professional guide handles the difficult history with the depth it deserves.
Krakow Old Town & Wawel Walking Tour: Local Tips & Food SpotsA 2.5-hour walking tour of Krakow's Old Town and Wawel Hill led by a local guide in English, Spanish, Polish or Turkish. You'll walk past the iconic landmarks—St. Mary's Basilica, the Cloth Hall, Wawel Castle, Jagiellonian University—but the guide takes you through hidden courtyards, the open-air market where locals shop, and food spots tourists miss. After the tour ends, your guide sends you a personal list of restaurants, bars and day trips so you can keep exploring on your own terms.Is it for me?Book this if you want the iconic Krakow landmarks but also want to know where locals actually eat and what the city feels like when you're not following a crowd. The guide's personal recommendations mean you're not starting from scratch when the walk ends.
Warsaw Pub Crawl: 3 Bars, Free Shots & DancingThe Warsaw Pub Crawl is a three-hour nightlife experience led by an English-speaking guide through three authentic bars in the city center, with free shots, exclusive drink deals, and complimentary entry included. You'll mingle with locals and other travelers, dance to live music, and move between venues without arranging transport or cover charges yourself. Minimum age is 20; an optional upgrade adds one hour of unlimited mixed drinks for an extra cost paid on arrival.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a guided group moving through three bars with dancing and meeting other travelers; choose self-guided if you prefer to set your own pace and venue selection.
Gdansk Old Town Walking Tour: St. Mary's & Medieval StreetsA 2.5-hour walking tour of Gdansk's Main Town led by a live English-speaking guide, covering St. Mary's Church, the Green Gate, Renaissance landmarks and medieval streets that shaped the city's centuries. The guide balances historical detail with entertainment, answering how multiple states controlled Gdansk, which peoples lived here, and why Crusaders arrived—all while moving at a pace that lets you stand in front of each site instead of rushing past it. Children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?Pick the early morning departure if you want the Main Town streets before they fill with other visitors, or choose the afternoon walk if you prefer a later start—either way, the fixed 2.5-hour route means the guide's knowledge and the pace of the stops are the same, so the choice is just about when your day works best.
Poznań Cathedral Island: Self-guided audio walkYou’ll wander Poznań’s Cathedral Island & Śródka District at your own pace, guided by a local voice sharing stories of kings, cathedrals, murals, and hidden palaces. Pause for coffee or linger by ancient walls—this self-guided audio tour lets you explore freely while learning details you’d never spot alone. It’s an experience you’ll remember every time you hear church bells ring.
Kraków: GOjump MEGAPARK Trampoline & Inflatables 1hYou get one hour of unlimited access to the GOair Inflatable Park section at Poland's largest trampoline facility, with over 25 attractions spread across 5,000 square meters. Trainers are on-site, entry is included, and you can reach it by public transport from central Kraków. Bring socks and book your time slot ahead.Is it for me?Pick this if you want an hour of active play without planning stops or routes — the park does the thinking, and the variety of inflatables and trampolines keeps both kids and adults moving the whole time.
Segway City Tour Krakow: 30 minutes to 3 hoursA guided Segway tour of Krakow with flexible durations from 30 minutes up to 3 hours, including professional instruction, helmet and a live English-speaking guide. Routes vary by option: shorter rides focus on the Old Town and Barbican, while longer tours reach Wawel Castle, Kazimierz's Jewish heritage sites, and the Vistula River. A short training session prepares you before the ride begins.Is it for me?Pick a shorter option if you want the Old Town's main sights in under an hour, or go for the full 3-hour tour if you're staying a full day and want to see Wawel, Kazimierz and the river in one ride. The Segway covers more ground than walking without the fatigue, so longer routes become possible in a single afternoon.
Krakow Trampoline Park: 2 hours bouncing on 50+ attractionsYou arrive 20 minutes early to change and get jumping socks, then spend two hours moving between 15 different attractions — trampolines, inflatables, obstacle courses, and arcade games — with trainers on hand for safety and instruction. Afterward, you recharge at the JumpBar. Kids from age four are welcome, and non-jumpers can hang in the arcade zone. The whole thing is on one fixed schedule, so you pick your hourly slot and show up ready to move.Is it for me?Right for families with kids over four, groups of friends, or anyone who wants to burn energy without planning multiple stops — the fixed hourly schedule and all-in-one location mean you just show up and jump.
Warsaw: World War 2 Walking Tour & Jewish GhettoYou walk six hours through Warsaw's WW2 sites — the bombed and rebuilt city centre, the Nazi district, the Jewish Ghetto, and the Uprising monuments — with a guide whose family lived through the occupation. The tour covers 1939 to 1945 in one arc, stopping at eight key locations. You get a free city map and join a mixed group, some paying full price and others contributing what they choose. Expect to be on your feet the whole time, but every stop has a story that lands harder because you're standing in the place it happened.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting the full WW2 arc in Warsaw without piecing together separate sites — the guide's family connection and six-hour depth make it worth the time on your feet. Expect a heavy, grounded history lesson, not a quick overview.
