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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Krakow: Auschwitz-Birkenau & Salt Mine Day Trip with Private DriverYou’ll travel from Krakow with private pickup, visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau with a knowledgeable guide before heading deep underground at Wieliczka Salt Mine. Expect moments of quiet reflection mixed with unexpected warmth from your guides — plus all entry tickets and transfers included for a smoother day.
Warsaw: Bike Tour Old Town, Royal Route & Palace of CultureYou ride a bike through Warsaw's main sights — Old Town, Royal Route, Palace of Culture, Vistula River — with a local guide who stops at each place long enough to explain it. The tour covers ground in three hours that would take twice as long on foot, includes bike rental and helmet, and works for any fitness level as long as you can balance on two wheels. Show up ten minutes early and dress for the weather.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Warsaw's main sights in one morning without arranging transport or spending hours on foot — the bike covers twice the ground in half the time, and the small group size means the guide can actually explain what you're seeing.
Warsaw Food Tour: 12 Tastings of Polish ClassicsA three-hour food tour of Warsaw with a live English guide covering six stops where you taste 12 Polish dishes and drinks — sour rye soup, pierogi, gołąbki, sausages, quince liqueur, pure vodka, E. Wedel chocolate, pączki doughnuts, artisanal bread, kompot and more. The guide shares stories about Warsaw's past and present between tastings, and you receive an interactive map of the city afterward. Minimum age 18.Is it for me?The tour starts at Plac Pięciu Rogów in central Warsaw, so you don't need a car or need to navigate to an unfamiliar neighborhood — the guide meets you at a landmark you can reach by public transport or on foot from most hotels. If you're staying in the city without transportation, this is how you taste the food locals eat without spending the day figuring out which milk bar to trust or which vodka bar is real.
Warsaw: Retro Minibus Tour, Jewish Ghetto & Praga SightsYou’ll hop into a retro Żuk minibus for a small-group ride through Warsaw’s layered history—standing where the Jewish Ghetto once stood, crossing into gritty Praga with your local guide sharing raw stories, and pausing beside communist landmarks. Expect laughter mixed with tough moments—and leave seeing Warsaw with new eyes.
Krakow Boat Party & Club Crawl: 2-Hour Vistula River CruiseYou’ll float down Krakow’s Wisla river with an open bar and live DJ before diving into Old Town’s wildest clubs with VIP entry and welcome shots. Expect new friends, laughter over limbo contests, and a taste of Krakow nightlife you’ll remember long after sunrise.
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.
Gdansk spy game: Secret agent city explorationUndercover City Games is a two-hour spy-themed game played on foot through Gdansk's Old Town, where teams take on the role of secret agents completing missions at marked locations. You'll see the main historical attractions and lesser-known spots while solving puzzles and tasks designed to make you really look at the city around you. The game includes a team photo, game folder with materials, and certificate.Is it for me?The game starts in the Old Town and moves on foot from there, so you don't need a car or transport beyond getting to the starting point—public transit stops nearby. If you're staying in central Gdansk, you can walk to the start and spend two hours exploring the city while solving missions instead of following a traditional tour route.
Kraków: Electric Scooter Tour 20km & Local LegendsYou ride an electric scooter for three hours covering nearly 20 kilometers across Kraków's old town, Planty Park, Wawel Castle, and the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz and Podgórze. The guide handles the history and the legends, you handle the scooter, and you end with a local snack and recommendations for where to eat that night. Helmets and gloves are provided.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to cover Kraków's main sites and neighborhoods in one morning or afternoon without walking fatigue or arranging their own transport between districts. The three-hour pace is what makes fitting both the old town and the Jewish quarter possible in a single tour.
Auschwitz-Birkenau from Krakow: Full-Day Guided Tour & Private TransportYou're picked up at your Krakow hotel, watch a documentary on the drive, then spend the day with an English-speaking guide touring both Auschwitz and Birkenau camps 3 kilometers apart. Entry fees, transport, and all breaks are included. The tour takes 6 to 7 hours total, and you're dropped back at your accommodation or central Krakow afterward. Bring your passport.Is it for me?Book this if you want to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau but prefer not to arrange transport, entry registration, or timing between the two camps yourself — the private pickup and coordinated schedule remove those logistics so you can focus on the experience.
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.
Warsaw: Jewish Heritage Tour by Retro Fiat & Private GuideYou’ll ride through Warsaw’s Jewish Ghetto in a vintage Fiat with a local guide who shares real family stories along the way. Touch original ghetto walls, see memorials and synagogues (with flexibility if sites are closed), and feel history come alive through small moments you won’t find in any textbook.
Krakow: Auschwitz-Birkenau & Wieliczka Salt Mine Day TripYou’ll travel from Krakow with hotel pickup and a local driver, joining guided tours at both Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Expect powerful moments—from walking through silent barracks to descending into cool tunnels lined with salt carvings. This day trip leaves you changed in ways you can’t quite explain.
Warsaw: Chopin Piano Concert & Polish Honey WineYou sit in a Gothic concert hall inside the Royal Castle and listen to a one-hour solo piano performance of Chopin's works by award-winning Polish pianists, with a complimentary glass of traditional honey wine included. VIP seating puts you in the front rows. The venue is a short walk from the Old Town Market Square, and the program rotates daily so the repertoire changes with each performance.Is it for me?Book this if you want to hear Chopin played by serious musicians in an intimate historic setting without spending a full evening or traveling outside the Old Town. The rotating daily programs mean you can return on different days and hear different repertoire.
Kraków to Katowice Airport: Private Transfer with Door PickupYou’ll get picked up right at your hotel in Kraków by an English-speaking driver who handles everything — even the little details you might forget. The private transfer to Katowice Airport is quiet, comfortable, and lets you relax before your flight. There’s space for luggage and flexibility if you’re traveling with kids or need an early pickup. It’s a small relief on travel days that can feel rushed.
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: Indoor Shooting Range & Automatic WeaponsYou fire 45 rounds across five different firearms — pistols, an assault rifle, and a shotgun — at a modern indoor range in central Warsaw. The package includes safety instruction, all ammunition, and access to five firing tracks at varying distances. Sessions run a couple of hours and work for first-timers and experienced shooters alike.Is it for me?Book this if you want to try multiple firearms in a single session without arranging permits or traveling outside the city — the range handles safety and logistics, so you show up and shoot.
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: Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour & St. Kinga's ChapelYou descend 65 meters into a UNESCO salt mine with a local guide and audio headsets, walk through 800 steps past underground lakes and carved chambers, and stand inside St. Kinga's Chapel — a full sanctuary carved from salt with chandeliers and biblical reliefs. Hotel pickup and return are included; tickets are paid on-site at the official rate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see one of Europe's most unusual underground sites without arranging your own transport or navigating the mine alone — the guide and audio headsets handle both, and pickup from your hotel means you don't need a rental car.
Warsaw Old Town tour: 3 hours with hotel pickupA 3-hour guided tour of Warsaw's historic center departs from your hotel with a small group (15 people max) in a spacious, air-conditioned coach. The route covers the Royal Garden at Łazienki, the Monument to Warsaw Ghetto Heroes, Umschlagplatz, the Royal Castle, St. John's Archcathedral, the Old Town Market Square and the Barbican — a mix of coach travel and walking led by a live English-speaking guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; soft drinks and Polish chocolate are served on board.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in a Warsaw hotel without a car — pickup is included, so you don't arrange transport to the starting point, and the 3-hour window fits a morning or early afternoon without consuming your whole day. The small group and spacious seating mean you're not packed in with 40 other people, so the guide's commentary actually reaches you.
Poznań Old Town walking tour: 2-hour guided sightsA 2-hour guided walking tour of Poznań covers the Old Town—including the Town Hall, Old Market Square and Royal Castle—and the Imperial District, with stops at the Imperial Castle, the youngest imperial residence in Europe. The guide shares facts about the city's history, legends and local culture; all sights are viewed from outside, with no interior access included. The tour suits all fitness levels and works for families with strollers.Is it for me?The 2-hour pace keeps the walk manageable for families and anyone who wants to see Poznań's main sights without a full-day commitment or interior museum visits. If you prefer to explore at your own speed or spend time inside buildings, a self-guided walk or a longer tour with interior access would suit you better.
