Your tour starts not at a monument, but at one of the city's oldest open-air markets — the place locals come to buy vegetables, cheese, and obwarzanek (the iconic Krakow ring bread) every single morning. Your guide introduces you to this living slice of everyday Krakow before the tourist crowds arrive.

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Most tourists walk past without knowing it. Inside this museum hangs one of only a handful of Leonardo da Vinci paintings in the world — the Lady with an Ermine.

See Krakow’s postcard-famous church and hear the legendary trumpet melody that echoes across the Main Square every hour. This is one of the city’s most iconic photo spots and a must-see for every first-time visitor.

One of the largest medieval market squares in Europe — and yes, it's every bit as stunning as the photos suggest. But your guide takes you beyond the obvious: the legend of the trumpeter, the best café terrace in the square that locals actually use, and why the Cloth Hall is far more interesting than it looks from the outside. You'll also learn where not to eat (so you can save your money for somewhere worth it)

Walk through the heart of Krakow’s buzzing Main Square surrounded by cafés, street performers, and historic market stalls. Learn where to find the best viewpoints, local souvenirs, and hidden spots most tourists miss.

Erklärung des Führers

Copernicus studied here. So did countless others who changed history. The medieval courtyard of the Jagiellonian University is one of the most beautiful — and most overlooked — spots in Old Town. Your guide brings its 600-year story to life, and points out the hidden details in the courtyard that most visitors miss entirely.

Stroll down one of Krakow’s most beautiful streets, known for its magical atmosphere, historic townhouses, and hidden luxury hotels. This quiet street feels like stepping into a movie scene.

Erklärung des Führers

Enjoy stunning panoramic views over Krakow while discovering the city’s most legendary hill. Dragons, kings, castles, and local legends come together in one of Poland’s most unforgettable places.

Erklärung des Führers

Your tour ends at the most iconic site in Poland. The royal castle, the cathedral, the legendary dragon's cave — your guide wraps up with the big picture: why Krakow survived when Warsaw was destroyed, why this city feels so different from everywhere else in Poland, and what to do with the rest of your time here. You leave with a plan, not just memories.