Sightseeing walking tour of Krakow - the Old Town and Wawel Hill, as well as the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz, the territ …
Organization of one or two day trips from Warsaw to Krakow, Wieliczka, Gdansk, Sopot, Zakopane, Poznan, Auschwitz, Pragu …
I will show you the city in all its angles, tell you many interesting stories about its inhabitants and take you anywher …
The tour time is 2.5 - 3 hours. The tour starts at 10 a.m. How much does the tour cost - 20 euros per person (90 zlotys). Childre …
A trip to the Tatra Mountains, Bukovina-Tatshansk, to the hot springs for a small company of up to 8 people. The distance from Kr …
Dear guests, I invite you to Poland for the New Year holidays! You will open their doors, such unusual and fabulous cities as: Kra …
Krakow is one of the oldest and most atmospheric cities in Poland, which combines medieval architecture, university traditions and lively street culture. Its history is visible in Wawel Castle, the narrow streets of the Old Town and the majestic Vistula River, and the proximity of the Tatras and national parks adds to the region’s natural and conservation significance. Walking along Market Square and Florianskaya Street, it is easy to feel the spirit of Poland and its rich cultural heritage.
To understand what to see abroad and see Krakow in all its depths, you should use the professional services of a local guide: it is an experienced Russian-speaking guide who will help you immerse yourself in the city, tell little-known stories and show hidden corners that are not found in ordinary guidebooks. By ordering the services of a guide, you will get a capacious and lively acquaintance with Krakow, adapted to your interests and the rhythm of travel.
Many guides have a historical education and are able to talk about events and personalities related to Wawel, Mariatsky Cathedral and the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz. They make an individual itinerary tailored to your wishes and pace, providing mobility – on foot or by car – to explore the city as comfortably as possible. For Russian-speaking tourists, it is especially important that communication will be clear and lively: a guide in Russian answers questions and shares local tips.
In addition to the excursion program, guides often offer additional services: on-site translation, airport transfer, escort and assistance in communicating with local residents. For a safe and comfortable trip, we recommend checking the guide’s license and guide’s diploma, studying fresh reviews and real photos from other tourists, as well as agreeing on the terms and payment in advance.
Krakow and the whole of Little Poland is an amazing place for those who appreciate the history, architecture and lively atmosphere of old cities. Come for new experiences: a professional guide will make your acquaintance with the city deeper, more convenient and emotionally rich, so that each walk leaves vivid memories.
