Free Tour Old Town Krakow

Krakow is undoubtedly one of the cities with the greatest history and most interesting in Poland and Eastern Europe. Crossed by the Vistula River, its historic center was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978. Above all, its streets stand out for the stark contrast produced by the mix of medieval buildings with modern constructions, post-World War II. Moreover, its recent past has been marked by Nazi occupation and the creation of the Krakow ghetto.

By taking our Free Tour, you will get to know the area of the Stare Miasto or Old Town of Krakow. Starting from the Katyń Cross Square, at the foot of the walls of Wawel Castle, we will begin this essential tour to discover one of the most important cities in Poland. We will explore Krakow's functional origins, its connections to the Vistula River, and its medieval past. We will pass through the Barbican, cross St. Florian's Gate, and visit the entire area around the Castle.

Additionally, on this free tour, we will also visit the Church of St. Andrew, the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, the Collegium Maius, or the impressive Market Square. In the last part of the tour, we'll get to know the Tower of the Old Town Hall, the Cloth Hall, or the Basilica of St. Mary as well as the Juliusz Słowacki Theater.

• Enjoy one of the most popular cities in the world.
• Explore the Old Town of Krakow.
• An essential tour if visiting Krakow.