Things to do in Poland
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Krakow: Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour & PickupYou get hotel pickup in Krakow, a 2.5-hour guided walk through salt chambers, an underground lake, and a salt chapel 300 feet below ground, then return transport to your accommodation. The guide speaks English, groups stay under 22 people, and the fixed schedule means you don't have to figure out timing or tickets yourself — just show up with warm clothes and comfortable shoes.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Wieliczka highlights without arranging your own transport or tickets — the pickup from your Krakow hotel and the fixed 2.5-hour schedule mean you just show up with warm clothes and let the guide handle the rest.
Zakopane & Tatra Mountains Day Trip from Krakow with Cheese TastingYou’ll ride from Krakow through rolling hills to Zakopane, taste fresh Oscypek cheese in a real shepherd’s hut, wander lively Krupówki Street with its mountain-town energy, and take the Gubałówka funicular for wild Tatra views. The mix of tradition, food, and scenery lingers long after you’re back in the city.
Warsaw: Retro Fiat 126p Self-Drive Tour & Vodka MuseumYou’ll drive a retro Fiat 126p through Warsaw’s lively streets with a local guide leading the way. Explore Old Town’s rebuilt beauty, discover Praga’s street art and markets, then finish at the Polish Vodka Museum with a celebratory shot. Expect laughter, local color, and memories that stick with you long after you hand back the keys.
Krakow: Auschwitz-Birkenau & Wieliczka Salt Mine Day Trip with PickupYou’ll travel from Krakow with hotel pickup for a full day visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau’s powerful memorials before descending into the surreal world of the Wieliczka Salt Mine with a local guide. Expect moments of reflection, small comforts like headphones for clear audio, and time to process what you’ve seen as you return to the city.
Krakow to Zakopane Day Trip: Gubałówka Funicular & Cheese TastingYou’ll ride from Krakow into Poland’s highlands with hotel pickup, taste real oscypek cheese in Chochołów village, ride the Gubałówka funicular for sweeping mountain views, and wander Zakopane’s lively streets. Expect cold air on your face, local stories shared over snacks, and moments of quiet awe you might not be ready for.
Wroclaw Old Town Walking Tour: Market Square & CathedralYou’ll wander Wroclaw’s lively Market Square with a local guide, hear stories behind Hansel & Gretel houses, and breathe in the scents of Salt Square’s flower stalls. Explore baroque university halls and end among centuries-old churches on Ostrow Tumski — it all feels personal here.
Krakow Segway Tour: Old Town & Jewish Quarter, 2 hoursA 2-hour guided Segway tour through Krakow's Old Town and Jewish Quarter, led by a professional city guide in your choice of language. You start with Segway training at Zakrzowek, then ride past St. Mary's Basilica, Wawel Royal Castle, the Great Barbican, St. Florian's Gate and the Main Market Square, hearing local legends and the history of Poland's kings and the city's oldest streets. Helmet, raincoat and all equipment are included; minimum age is 10 years.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you want to meet other travelers and keep the price down; choose the private option if you prefer the guide's full attention and want to set your own pace through the stops. Either way, the Segway itself is what makes a full tour of the Old Town, the Jewish Quarter and the castle grounds possible in a single morning or afternoon without arriving tired.
Krakow scooter tour with food tasting: 2.5 hoursA 2.5-hour guided scooter tour of Krakow that covers the Cloth Hall, Wawel Castle, Kazimierz Jewish Quarter and the Great Barbican, with helmet and training provided and regional food tasting included. The route mixes major tourist attractions with quieter streets, and an English-speaking guide handles the history and navigation so you move through the city faster than walking allows.Is it for me?The 2.5-hour window fits a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time to return to a museum or neighborhood you want to explore in depth after you've seen what matters most. The scooter covers ground faster than walking, so you get an overview of the city's layout, history and key sites in a single ride.
Wroclaw: Electric Car City Tour with Flexible StopsYou’ll ride through Wroclaw’s heart in an electric car with a local guide, stopping at spots like Saint Elisabeth Church, Cathedral Island, and Salt Market. Expect little moments: laughter over Polish words, church bells echoing as you step out for photos, and glimpses of daily life behind glass curtains—leaving you with more than just snapshots.
Private Electric Car Tour Wroclaw: 2-Hour Guided SightseeingA private 2-hour electric car tour of Wroclaw with a licensed guide, hotel pickup and dropoff, and stops at the city's main sights. The guide speaks English or Polish and leads the route through the Old Town, Cathedral Island, Piasek Island and the Centennial Hall area. You choose when to stop for photos and which buildings to visit inside.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Wroclaw's main sights in two hours without the pace of a walking group—a private car with a licensed guide and hotel pickup means you set the stops and the timing.
Wroclaw Pub Crawl: Market Square Bars, Free Shots & Club EntryYou’ll join locals and travelers for a lively Wroclaw pub crawl through Market Square bars with free shots, drinking games, dwarf-spotting challenges, and club entry included. Expect laughter over vodka rounds, new friends from all over Europe, and late-night dancing guided by someone who knows every shortcut through the city lights.
Warsaw to Auschwitz: Day Trip with Entry & TransfersYou’ll travel from Warsaw to Auschwitz-Birkenau by car with pickup at your hotel or apartment and all entry fees included. A local English-speaking guide leads your group through both camps for around 3.5 hours, sharing stories and answering questions honestly. The journey is long but gives space for reflection — you may find yourself changed by what you see and hear.
Krakow Old Town: Polish Food Tour & Vodka TastingYou taste more than 10 traditional Polish dishes across three hours in the Old Town, including a full lunch with soup and main course, Polish vodka tastings, and dessert. The guide is a local food expert who explains the traditions behind each dish and points out landmarks as you walk. You end with a written list of everything you ate and recommendations for your remaining days in Krakow.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand what Krakow actually eats instead of guessing at a menu—the guide orders for the group and explains why each dish matters, which removes the uncertainty of trying to navigate Polish food on your own.
Auschwitz & Birkenau from Krakow: Private Tour & Skip-the-LineYou're picked up from your Krakow hotel and driven privately to Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau, about 70 kilometers south. You spend roughly two hours at the main camp and one hour at Birkenau, with your own vehicle and driver handling transport between the two sites. Hotel drop-off is included, and entry lines are skipped. The whole day takes about eight hours.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to visit both Auschwitz camps without arranging your own transport or standing in entry lines — the private vehicle and skip-the-line access are what make a full visit to both sites manageable in one day from Krakow.
Polish Vodka Tasting in Gdańsk: 6 Shots & Food PairingA vodka tasting class in central Gdańsk where you learn to identify what makes a good Polish vodka, try 6 traditional shots, and eat regional meats, cheeses and pickles alongside them. A local vodka expert guides the session in English, sharing insider stories about Polish culture and communist-era life. The class runs 90 minutes in a hidden gem restaurant in the city center.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in central Gdańsk without a car — the restaurant is in the city center and reachable on foot or by public transport, so you don't need to arrange a ride or navigate outside the city to learn vodka the way locals do.
Krakow Old Town, Jewish Quarter & Schindler’s Factory TourYou’ll ride through Krakow’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter by covered golf cart with a local guide sharing personal stories along the way. Expect stops at St. Mary’s Basilica, Kazimierz synagogues, Ghetto Heroes Square, and Schindler’s Factory—plus time for photos or quick visits inside some sights. It’s a fast but surprisingly moving look at Krakow’s layers.
Krakow Polish Food & Vodka Tour: 6-Course DiningA 2.5-hour evening tour in Krakow where you dine on six courses of Polish food—two full courses, two tasters and dessert—at two Old Town restaurants, paired with four types of traditional Polish vodka. Your guide shares stories of Polish food culture and history as you eat. Minimum age 18; vegetarians welcome with advance notice; service animals allowed.Is it for me?Sit down for a full evening of five courses across two hidden Old Town restaurants—this is a hearty Polish meal, not a sampling tour, with your guide's stories revealing how these dishes connect to Polish life and culture.
Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour from Krakow with Hotel PickupYou’ll walk through centuries-old salt tunnels near Krakow, guided by locals who share legends and little-known facts as you go. Expect cool air, echoing footsteps, and glimpses of underground chapels—all with hotel pickup and entry tickets sorted for you. It’s more than a tour; it feels like stepping into another time.
Warsaw: Pierogi Cooking Class & Homemade Liquor Tasting ViewYou’ll step into a real Warsaw home for hands-on pierogi making with a local host, taste homemade liquors on a rooftop terrace overlooking the skyline, share laughs over appetizers, and swap stories about Polish life. This isn’t just cooking — it’s being welcomed into someone’s world for an afternoon you’ll remember long after you leave.
Kraków: Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour with Pickup & Guided DescentYou’ll step deep beneath Kraków into the legendary Wieliczka Salt Mine on this half-day tour with hotel pickup included. Walk through vast salt-carved halls and silent chapels with a local guide sharing stories of miners and centuries-old rituals. Pause by an underground lake as Chopin plays overhead—one of those moments you’ll remember long after you’ve left.
