Things to do in Poland
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Krakow: Quad Bike Off-Road Tour Zakrzowek & BBQ LunchYou’ll get picked up in Krakow for a quad bike adventure through Zakrzowek’s forests and fields with a local guide leading the way. Expect muddy tracks (especially if it rains), laughter, and a laid-back BBQ lunch with cold beer after your ride. It’s messy fun that’ll stick with you longer than any souvenir shop.
Gdansk Airport to City Center: Private Transfer in MercedesYou’ll land in Gdansk and spot your name in arrivals—no stress about finding your way or haggling for taxis. Your private transfer takes you straight to the city center with an English-speaking driver, Wi-Fi onboard, and bottled water waiting. The ride feels personal and calm—a gentle start to your time in Poland.
Morskie Oko & Zakopane from Krakow: Mountain walk and cable carYou’ll walk forested trails from Kraków to reach Morskie Oko’s glassy waters, taste fresh cottage cheese in Zakopane, ride Gubałówka’s cable car above town, and sample flavored vodka with locals before heading home — all with hotel pickup included. It’s an active day that lingers long after you’re back.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full mountain day without arranging transport or timing yourself — the driver handles the 2-hour drive each way, and the walking, cable car and tastings fit into one itinerary.
Krakow: Private Electric Car City Tour & Schindler’s FactoryYou’ll ride through Krakow’s Old Town by private electric car, see Wawel Castle in the mist, wander Kazimierz’s lively streets, pause at Ghetto Heroes Square, and finish at Schindler’s Factory—all with a local guide who brings each place to life. Expect small surprises and moments that linger long after you leave.
Private Warsaw Walking Tour: Old Town legends and local cultureA private walking tour of Warsaw's old town and surrounding landmarks led by a local guide in English or Polish, lasting around 2.5 to 3 hours. The guide shares stories about the city's history, Polish culture and traditions while you visit Castle Square, Market Square, the Warsaw Mermaid, the Vistula River viewpoint, and other key sites. Hotel pickup is included, and you receive a PDF guide with recommendations and photos afterward.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in a hotel without a car or local transport figured out—pickup is included, so the morning doesn't start with navigation. The fixed route and guide mean you see the landmarks that matter without building an itinerary yourself, and the Polish culture details a solo walk would miss.
Auschwitz-Birkenau Tour from Kraków: English Guide & Hotel PickupThis is a guided group tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum departing from Kraków, with hotel pickup, shared transport in an air-conditioned minivan, English-speaking guide, and museum entry tickets included. The tour runs 7 hours total, including roughly 3.5 hours of guided walking at the sites and about 1 hour at Birkenau. A licensed English-speaking driver provides commentary during the drive, and an official museum guide leads the walking portion. Hotel drop-off in Kraków is included at the end of the day.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling without a car and want the camps explained by someone who knows the history—the guide and driver handle the route and timing, leaving you to focus on what you're seeing. The shared group format keeps the cost lower than a private tour, and the fixed schedule means the day holds together without you building it.
Warsaw Airport Transfer: Private Car & Meet-and-GreetYou're met by name inside arrivals and driven directly to your Warsaw hotel in a private car with an English-speaking driver. The fixed price covers the transfer, up to 60 minutes of airport wait time, and the return journey to the airport when you leave. No negotiating with taxi drivers, no language barrier, no surprises on the bill.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Warsaw with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and language negotiation — the fixed price and pre-arranged pickup mean you know exactly what to expect before you land.
Warsaw: Retro Bus Group Tour & Old Town HighlightsYou’ll ride through Warsaw in a classic 1980s bus with your group, hearing personal stories from a local guide as you explore Old Town, step inside St. John’s Archcathedral, sip something local en route, and see how history lingers in every square—expect laughter, surprises, and maybe a new way to see the city.
Warsaw Food Tour: Traditional Polish Dishes at Local RestaurantsA food tour in Warsaw that moves through five non-commercial local restaurants, tasting traditional Polish dishes with a live English-speaking guide. You'll try herring with sausage and vodka, żurek soup served in a bread bowl, stuffed cabbage, bigos stew, a rose jam donut from the city's oldest café, and three types of manor-made liqueurs. The tour includes dinner and runs two to four hours.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're in Warsaw for an afternoon or evening and want to eat what locals eat without building the itinerary yourself—the guide picks the restaurants, handles the timing, and you move through five places in one outing instead of hunting them down separately.
Warsaw Jewish Ghetto Walking Tour & Surviving SynagogueYou’ll walk through Warsaw’s former Jewish Ghetto with a local guide who brings history alive through stories and photos. See the last surviving synagogue, touch fragments of the ghetto wall, pause at haunting memorials and hear voices from the past. This tour leaves you thoughtful—and maybe changed—in ways you won’t expect.
Stutthof Concentration Camp Tour from Gdansk with PickupYou’ll travel from Gdansk to Stutthof with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide who shares real stories from inside Poland’s first Nazi concentration camp. Walk through original quarters, see powerful exhibits in the museum, and have time to reflect by the victims’ monument—an experience that stays with you long after you return.
Treblinka Death Camp Tour from Warsaw: 6-Hour Private VisitA private 6-hour tour from Warsaw to Treblinka, the second-largest Nazi death camp, where over 800,000 Polish Jews were murdered during World War II. You visit Treblinka II with its memorial and symbolic cemetery, then Treblinka I forced labour camp, and view a museum exhibition featuring survivor testimony. The tour includes pickup from Warsaw city centre, admission, an air-conditioned vehicle, and lunch with drinks at a local restaurant. English or Polish-speaking guide included; minimum age 14.Is it for me?This is a private tour, so you set the pace and the guide responds to your questions rather than following a fixed group schedule. Choose this if you want to spend time at each site without rushing and prefer to process the history with a single guide rather than as part of a larger group.
Auschwitz-Birkenau tour from Krakow: Private transfers includedThis is a guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum departing from Krakow with private transfers, a licensed English-speaking museum guide, and headphones included. The tour covers both camps over 3.5 hours of walking and runs about 7 hours total with pickup and return to your accommodation. A maximum of 8 people travel together, and comfortable shoes are essential for the grounds.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want the camps explained by someone trained in the history and the sites themselves rather than navigating the day on your own. The private pickup means you don't arrange transport or timing—the driver collects you from your hotel, handles the route, and returns you to Krakow, so the logistics don't distract from what you're there to understand.
Kazimierz Jewish Quarter & Schindler's Factory 3.5-hour tourThis 3.5-hour guided tour walks you through Kraków's historic Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, then takes you inside Schindler's Factory museum with fast-track admission and a licensed guide. You'll see the Old Synagogue, the Remuh Synagogue and Cemetery, and other sites that shaped the district over centuries, then explore the exhibition "Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945" through photographs, personal objects, and reconstructed streets that show both the fear of the era and Schindler's extraordinary story. The tour is conducted in your choice of eight languages; arrive 10 minutes early, and note that the museum limits groups to 25 participants.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Kraków's Jewish heritage through both the streets where that life unfolded and the museum that documents the city's wartime history—the licensed guide connects the two halves so the neighborhood and the factory tell one continuous story rather than two separate stops.
Pub Crawl Krakow: Unlimited Drinks & VIP Club EntryA pub crawl through Krakow Old Town that starts at the Eros Bendato statue and visits 4–5 popular bars and clubs over six hours, with one hour of unlimited vodka, beer, rum, gin and mixers, plus welcome shots at every stop. A live English-speaking guide leads groups of solo travelers, couples and friends through the city's nightlife, and you can stay out longer if you want to keep going after the crawl ends.Is it for me?The crawl moves at a steady pace between venues and runs six hours, so you're on your feet and drinking for most of the night—book this if you're ready to go out hard and meet a crowd, not if you want a slow evening or a quiet drink.
Chocholow Pools Evening Thermal Baths from KrakowAn evening activity from Krakow to Chocholow Thermal Baths, a 3600-meter-deep natural thermal pool complex with eight whirlpools, water volleyball, geysers and slides. Hotel pickup or meeting point in Krakow is included; you can add a morning trip to Zakopane and a funicular ride up Gubalowka hill overlooking the Tatra Mountains. The water is 36°C, rich in sulfur, calcium, magnesium and sodium. Duration is seven hours total; return is near Krakow's Old Town.Is it for me?The seven-hour round trip means an evening start and a late return, so this suits anyone staying in Krakow who wants to soak without losing a full day. If you add Zakopane, the pace is moderate—a funicular ride and a town visit before the pools—and works for all fitness levels.
Auschwitz-Birkenau & Schindler Factory Tour with Skip-the-LineA full-day guided tour from Krakow combines Auschwitz-Birkenau and Oskar Schindler's Factory, two of Poland's most significant historical sites. A professional local guide licensed by the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum leads a group of no more than 30 people through both camps with headsets, skip-the-line entry, and air-conditioned transport included. Hotel or meeting point pickup is available depending on which option you choose; your exact pickup time may shift by 30–60 minutes and will be confirmed by email the day before.Is it for me?Choose hotel pickup if you want to start from your accommodation without navigating to a meeting point; choose the meeting point option if you prefer a fixed location and a lower price. Either way, your pickup time may shift by 30–60 minutes based on the museum's schedule, so confirm by email the day before and plan your morning accordingly.
Krakow Private City Tour by Electric Golf Cart: Hotel PickupA private Krakow city tour by electric golf cart covers Old Town, Wawel Castle, the Jewish Quarter Kazimierz, the Former Ghetto and Schindler's Factory with an English-speaking driver and audio commentary in 28 languages. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the cart is equipped with weather protection—transparent raincovers for wet days and heating for winter. Short photo stops happen at each major site.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to hear the story of Krakow—from medieval squares to World War II history—without navigating the streets on foot. The private cart and English-speaking driver mean the commentary stays with you the whole way, and the 90-minute pace fits a morning or afternoon into your schedule without eating the whole day.
Majdanek & Lublin Full Day Private Tour from WarsawA private full-day tour from Warsaw to Majdanek concentration camp and the city of Lublin, with English or Polish-speaking guide, hotel pickup, air-conditioned vehicle and traditional Polish lunch. You walk among the camp's barracks, crematory building, gas chamber and the Mausoleum holding ashes of victims, then explore Lublin's narrow cobbled streets and majestic architecture spanning centuries. Minimum age is 14.Is it for me?Eight hours is enough to walk Majdanek's full grounds and explore Lublin's Old Town without rushing either one, but it rules out a second destination or a leisurely afternoon—book this when the Holocaust memorial and one historic city are your day's focus.
Gdansk Highlights Bicycle Tour: 3 Hours on Two WheelsA three-hour guided bicycle tour of Gdansk with a local English or Polish-speaking guide covers the city's post-WWII rebuilding, St. Mary's Church (the world's largest brick church), the Solidarność movement and Lech Wałęsa's role in ending communism, the Old Port, and the original 17th-century fortifications. The tour includes bike rental, bottled water, and a route designed to show how locals actually move through the city.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover the full arc of Gdansk—medieval to WWII to Solidarność—in a single morning and actually move through the neighborhoods instead of stopping at each one. The bike is what makes the distance possible; the guide is what makes the history stick.
