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Krakow: Segway Old Town & Jewish Quarter Tour 3 Hours

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Duration3h 30m

GroupUp to 30

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Segway through Krakow’s Old Town and Kazimierz with stories, laughter and unexpected moments

You’ll glide through Krakow’s Old Town & Jewish Quarter by Segway with a local guide sharing stories as you go. Expect spontaneous stops for street food or photos, laughter over language slips, and moments where history feels close enough to touch. It’s lively, surprising—and somehow personal.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Segway usage training
Story about the main square
Story about the Barbican
Story about the theatre
Story about the Wawel castle
Story about Florian's gate
Story about the monument
Story about the university
Story about all the synagogues
Story about the square
Story about another square
Story about the church
Story about St. Stanislaus Church (Skalka)
Story about the street
Story about the cemetery
Story about the bridge

The Experience

Ever wondered if you can actually look cool on a Segway? I still don’t know, but I do know that rolling through Krakow’s Old Town on one is way more fun than I expected. Our guide Marek met us just off the Main Market Square — he gave us a quick Segway lesson (I wobbled, my partner laughed) and then we set off, weaving past St. Florian’s Gate and the Great Barbican before most tourists had even finished their coffee. There’s something odd about gliding over cobblestones while church bells echo around you. The air smelled faintly of fresh bread from somewhere nearby, and pigeons didn’t care at all about us whirring past.

We zipped down quiet lanes into Kazimierz, the old Jewish Quarter. Marek told stories about synagogues and families who lived here — sometimes he’d pause for a second like he was remembering someone real. At Plac Nowy we stopped for obwarzanki (those chewy Krakow bagels), and I swear they taste better standing up in the chilly air than anywhere else. Someone in our group tried to pronounce “Juliusz Słowacki Theatre” and got it completely wrong; even Marek cracked up. It felt less like a tour, more like being shown around by a friend who just happens to know every weird fact about every building.

By the time we reached Wawel Castle, the clouds had shifted and sunlight hit those green copper rooftops in a way that made me stop for a second — not to take a photo (though I did), but just to look. We rolled along the riverside where kids were feeding ducks and there was this smell of wet stone after last night’s rain. Honestly, I didn’t expect to feel so… present? That’s probably not what most people say after riding a Segway for three hours in Krakow, but it’s true.

What’s included

Your day includes rental of your own Segway personal transporter with helmet and safety gear, an experienced local guide leading you through Krakow’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter with stories at each stop, built-in time for photos at places like Wawel Castle or Plac Nowy, plus insider tips on what to eat or see next—all starting after an easy training session so you can ride confidently right away.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelers

Operated by Segway Point Krakow - City Tours & Rental