Tour Operators in Krakow

Local partner in a foreign destination may spare you a lot of trouble, time and even cost. Krakow’s incoming tour operators cater to groups as well as individual tourists and the experience translates into the understanding of the needs of a visitor, be it holidaymaker or business traveler. At the same time they know local ways, which always helps and sometimes proves crucial.

The services of a typical incoming tour operator in Krakow stretch from guided tours to booking tickets/hotels to conference arrangements. Mostly they come as ready, prepackaged products – tried and trusted. On the other hand, tailor-made solutions are provided as a matter of course. Actually, in most cases, those eager helpers would be glad to satisfy any whim of the visitor to Krakow, however mundane or bizarre, at a price.

In Wieliczka Salt Mine nine centuries of mining resulted in subterranean world of labyrinthine passages, giant caverns, underground lakes and chapels with sculptures in in the salt rocks. 11 km from Krakow's center.

Tatry (Tatras, the Tatra Mountains), Poland's equivalent of the Alps, stretch 120 km south of Krakow. The photo shows Czarny Staw (Black Pond), the austere sister lake of nearby glamorous Morskie Oko, a must-see in the Tatra National Park.

The town of Wadowice, the birthplace of Pope John Paul II, is situated some thirty miles southwest of Krakow. Swarming with Polish pilgrims, the place also attracts many foreigners.

Sanctuary of Kalawria Zabrzydowska, a UNESCO World Heritage site, dates from the early 17th century and is Europe's largest Calvary complex. 33 km from downtown Krakow.

'Hercules Bludgeon', a rock in the Ojcow Nationa Park near Krakow.

18th-centuru wooden inn in the town of Sucha Beskidzka

The 18th-century inn in the town of Sucha Beskidzka, some 60 km southwest of Krakow, is a notable landmark on 'The Trail of Wooden Architecture' that meanders through the entire Malopolska province.

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Are you planning a short holiday in one of the most beautiful cities in Poland - i.e. in Krakow - or maybe you are in the City of Kings just passing by? If you have limited time but still want to see the most interesting attractions of this place it is worth taking advantage of a very popular and pleasant form of sightseeing which is an electric car trip. It is an exciting and enjoyable way to get to know the most important attractions and monuments of the Old Town and the Kazimierz district (former Jewish district). The small electric car is not only fast and comfortable but also provides comfort and safety during the urban adventure. With Krakowbooking you can go on a 3-hours excursion through the historic city of Krakow and listen to comments and information about the objects passed along the route.

Krakow's Tour Operators

Catering to Incoming Visitors

Selected operators providing Krakow tours and day trips.