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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Auschwitz Tour from Wrocław: Private Transport & EntryYou’ll travel from Wrocław by private vehicle with hotel pickup, walk quietly through Auschwitz-Birkenau with a knowledgeable local guide, and pause for reflection at the Jewish Center. Expect moments of silence and honest conversation—this day trip leaves you changed in ways you can’t quite predict.
Krakow: Segway Tour Jewish Quarter Kazimierz & Main SightsYou’ll glide through Krakow’s Jewish Quarter on a Segway with a local guide who actually makes history feel alive (and sometimes funny). Expect quick lessons, stops at places like Plac Nowy and St. Stanislaus Church, plus those small moments—like smelling fresh bread or hearing street music—that stick with you after.
Warsaw: Jewish History Walking Tour & Ghetto SitesYou walk through Warsaw's Jewish quarter with a professional local guide, visiting the pre-war synagogue, ghetto monuments, and the Polin Museum across 2–3 hours. Pickup is included, and the tour operates year-round. You pay what you think the experience was worth—the reservation covers the guide's base fee, and the rest is up to you.Is it for me?Right for travelers with limited time in Warsaw who want to understand the city's Jewish history and the Holocaust's impact with a knowledgeable local guide. The walk is steady-paced and takes 2–3 hours, so plan a morning or afternoon block; you'll be on your feet the whole time.
Gdansk: City Highlights Tour by Golf Cart with PickupYou’ll roll through Gdansk’s heart by electric buggy with a local guide, seeing icons like St. Mary’s Church and Europe’s biggest medieval port crane. Expect stories behind WWII landmarks and Solidarity monuments—plus small moments: church bells echoing or fresh coffee warming your hands. It’s lively, sometimes messy, always real—just how Gdansk feels up close.
Shooting Range in Gdansk: 82 ft indoor rangeYou arrive at the central Gdansk range, meet an instructor with special forces background, and receive hands-on training on handling and firing military-grade weapons. You shoot targets, turntables, and poppers at your own pace, with the option to try automatic mode or advanced positions. All ammunition, safety gear, and targets are included; the session length depends on how much ammunition you purchase and how you want to spend your time.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want hands-on time with real military-grade weapons under professional instruction, not a quick tourist novelty. Plan for as long as your ammunition lasts — the instructor won't rush you, and the pace is entirely yours.
Warsaw Old Town UNESCO tour: Medieval history and reconstructionA guided walking tour of Warsaw's Old Town UNESCO area with a live English-speaking guide who is a Warsaw local. The route covers the 14th-century church, the royal residence, Sigismund's Column, the medieval city walls, and the Mermaid Statue in the main square, tracing the city's transformation from medieval settlement through royal capital, World War 2 devastation, and post-war reconstruction. The tour runs two hours and stays under small-group size.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the medieval and wartime history of Warsaw explained by someone who lives there—the guide's local knowledge fills in what the streets alone cannot show. The small-group size and two-hour length fit a morning or evening slot without consuming your whole day.
Chopin Concert Warsaw Royal Castle: 45 minutes, front-row seatsYou’ll step into Warsaw’s Old Town for an intimate Chopin concert inside a Royal Castle gallery, welcomed with traditional Polish mead or apple juice. Enjoy award-winning piano performances up close (no intermission), explore local photography before you sit down, and linger after to chat with the artist if you want—leaving with more than just music in your head.
Krakow Airport Transfer: Private Car & Meet-and-GreetYou get picked up at the airport with your name on a card, driven in a private car by an English-speaking driver, and dropped at your hotel or apartment with luggage included. No shared shuttles, no negotiating fares, no guessing which car is yours. The price is fixed before you arrive, and the driver adjusts to your flight time.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Krakow with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue — the driver waits at arrivals and the fare is locked in, so the transfer stops being a negotiation the moment you clear customs.
Auschwitz from Warsaw: Small Group Tour with Lunch & TransportYou're picked up from your Warsaw hotel in the early morning, driven to Auschwitz-Birkenau with an English-speaking guide who specializes in Holocaust history, given entry to the museum and a walking tour of the camp, fed a traditional Polish lunch, and returned to your hotel by evening. Transport, tickets, and food are all included; you just show up with your valid ID and accurate name spelling.Is it for me?Right for travelers from Warsaw who want to understand this history with a knowledgeable guide and without arranging transport, tickets, or meals separately. Plan for a full day starting very early — that's what makes the drive, the tour, and lunch all fit without rushing.
Krakow Airport to City Centre Transfer: Meet-and-greet with name signYou arrive at Krakow Airport, meet your English-speaking driver at the arrivals hall, and ride in a private Mercedes directly to your hotel or accommodation. The thirty-minute journey includes all fuel and parking costs in a fixed price, with no hidden charges or shared stops along the way.Is it for me?Right choice if you land in Krakow without a rental car and want to skip the tram lines or taxi negotiation at the curb. The fixed price and direct drop-off mean you know the cost upfront and arrive at your hotel without extra stops or surprises.
Gdansk: Guided Kayak Tour of Canals & Historic ShipyardYou’ll paddle through Gdansk’s canals with a local guide, see historic sites like the Crane up close, and catch glimpses of daily life at the shipyard. Expect some laughs as you learn to steer your double kayak and soak up city views most travelers miss. It’s active but relaxed — perfect if you want a new angle on Gdansk’s story.
Krakow Zoo tour with hotel pickup: Skip the ticket queueA Krakow Zoo tour with hotel pickup includes transport from your accommodation, skip-the-line entry tickets, and five hours to explore the zoo at your own pace. Your English-speaking driver picks you up at 8:30am and returns you to your hotel afterward, which matters most on cold days or when your accommodation sits outside the city center. The zoo holds over 1,500 animals across species saved from extinction, with marked exhibits and descriptions throughout the park.Is it for me?Book this if your hotel is outside central Krakow or you're staying during winter—hotel pickup eliminates the need to arrange transport in cold weather, and included tickets get you straight into the zoo.
Gdansk Gun Range: Fire legendary 20th-century firearmsYou arrive at your hotel pickup, get driven to Gdansk's shooting range, spend time firing iconic firearms under expert instruction with full safety gear provided, and return with your targets. Hotel transfers, ammunition, equipment rental, and instruction are all included; the duration varies depending on which package you choose and traffic conditions.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Gdansk looking for an adrenaline activity without arranging transport or worrying about safety gear—hotel pickup and a full-service range mean you show up and shoot. Plan for a few hours depending on your package choice and how much time you spend at the range; traffic can add to the total duration.
Krakow: E-Bike City Tour with Jewish Quarter & Schindler FactoryYou’ll ride Krakow’s e-bike-friendly streets with a local guide who brings history into focus—from medieval Old Town to Kazimierz’s lively cafés and Schindler’s Factory. Feel the city shift beneath you at Ghetto Heroes Square, glide along riverside paths, and return feeling both lighter and more connected.
Auschwitz-Birkenau & Wieliczka Salt Mine from KrakowYou're picked up from your Krakow meeting point and driven to Auschwitz-Birkenau, where a live guide walks you through the permanent exhibition at both camps with headsets. If you book the combo option, you get a lunch break and then descend 350 steps into the medieval Wieliczka Salt Mine, returning by lift. Transport, all entry fees, and the guide are included; you return to Krakow in the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka Salt Mine in a single day without arranging your own transport or buying tickets separately—the shared vehicle and fixed schedule make two major sites possible in one trip from Krakow.
Krakow Club Crawl: Free Drinks & VIP Nightclub EntryA five-to-six-hour bar and club crawl in Krakow with pickup included, one hour of unlimited alcohol, free shots at each venue, and VIP entry to one of the city's hottest nightclubs. A professional photographer documents the night and shares photos on the operator's social media. Minimum age is 18; the experience suits all fitness levels and works well for solo travelers looking to meet other people.Is it for me?You'll leave with photos from the night and a crew of new friends from the bars and clubs you hit together.
Segway Tour Warsaw: Royal Castle & Old Town, 3 HoursA 3-hour small-group Segway tour of Warsaw led by a certified local guide, covering the Royal Castle, Presidential Palace, Warsaw Old Town, the Jewish Ghetto, and a dozen other landmarks. You ride your own Segway after a brief training session, skip entrance queues at major sites, and get a raincoat if the weather turns. The tour suits all fitness levels and runs with groups small enough that the guide can answer questions as you move.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to cover Warsaw's major sites in a single morning or afternoon without arranging separate tickets or walking long distances between stops. The Segway does the legwork, the guide handles the history, and the small-group format means you can ask questions as you move through the city.
Krakow to Auschwitz: Guided Tour & Entry with Hotel PickupYou’ll travel from Krakow with hotel pickup and join a small group for a guided tour through Auschwitz-Birkenau, hearing stories from a local museum guide using headsets. Walk through barracks, see the railway tracks at Birkenau, and return quietly to Krakow — carrying more than you arrived with.
Undercover City Games Poznan: Spy Mission Through Old TownUndercover City Games is a two-hour interactive spy mission through Poznan's Old Town where you and your team complete tasks at different points on a map while discovering the city's main historical attractions and lesser-known spots. A live guide briefs you at the start, provides the game folder and materials, and leads the experience in English, German or Polish. The game works for tourists, families, business groups and stag or hen parties.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, German or Polish, so book the language that works for your group — everyone follows the same briefing and missions, and the Old Town's accessible surfaces mean the game works for mixed fitness levels and mobility needs.
Auschwitz Birkenau Tour: Kraków Private Transport English GuideA guided tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum departing from Kraków with private transport, English-speaking guide and entry to both camps included. The day begins with a 1 hour 20 minute drive from Kraków to Oświęcim, where you walk the former main concentration camp's exhibition, then move to Auschwitz II–Birkenau to understand the scale of what happened there. The tour lasts 7 hours total and ends with time in the bookstore or café before the return drive to Kraków.Is it for me?Choose this if you prefer a private vehicle with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide leading both camps, rather than joining a group or self-driving.
