Experience a comprehensive journey through Krakow with a full-day bike tour. Explore the Old Town, the Jewish Quarter (with a lunch break), and the ghetto. Our final stop will be the Plaszów work camp, often referred to as the 'Small Auschwitz.' Along the way, you'll encounter medieval buildings, historic landmarks, and poignant reminders of Krakow's history.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Sławkowska 11 - in the backyard
The biggest preserved market square in Europe with the monuments like 14th-century St. Mary's Church, the renaissance Cloth Hall, Rynek Underground
19th-century park which entirely encircles the Old Town
The only remaining elements of the medieval fortification of Krakow; the city gate through which the royal processions used to enter the city
The oldest existing university building with magnificent courtyard patterned after Italian architecture
Universities administrative building where the Nazis conducted 'Sonderaktion Krakau' - a German operation against polish professors and academics
The cathedral was the coronation temple of polish kings and their necropolis as well as of the polish hero's. The castle was the seat of polish kings when Poland was a monarchy. We will stay here at the foot of the hill with w great view on the castle and the cathedral.
Sculpture of a fire-breathing dragon - the symbol of Krakow
A barrok church with the crypt of the distinguished and outside a well with water from the spring with healing properties. Please note that the water doesn't flow in the winter time.
Square which used to be the main market square of the former city Kazimierz
Courtyard where a few scene from the film 'Schindler's List' have been filmed
Building of a former synagogue
Lunch break in a very cosy restaurant where you can try great Jewish food. The interior makes you feel like you were sitting in a granny's room and the piles of books which you can buy add to the elegant style an easy going tint.
This street used to be the center of the Jewish Quarter with the Remah, and the Old Synagogues. There is also a building of the former mikveh (where we have our lunch break), sculpture of Jan Karski and behind the wall a 16th-century Jewish cementary.
A walking & bike bridge from 2010 with padlocks for eternal love and unique sculptures in the air - figures of athletes
The central square in the ghetto where the Jews were shot or from where they were transported to the death camps; the Eagle pharmacy is located here as well
Factory whose owner Oscar Schindler helped rescuing 1 100 Jews offering them work at his factory. Nowadays a museum about Krakow during the Second World War. We won't be getting inside.
The original remaining part of the ghetto wall
House to the work camp Plaszow personnel flats and offices, the camp jail in the basement
A monument located on the outskirts of the former Plaszow concentration camp, commemorating people murdered by the Nazis in this camp
A tombstone from a Jewish cemetery which the Nazis used to make a road at the foot of the quarry Libanon
Sławkowska 11 - in the backyard
Sławkowska 11 - in the backyard
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide fee
Bike rental
Lunch
We do not enter any museums during the tour unless you request it for an additional fee.
Lunch/coffee in not included in the price.
I am an enthousiastic Polish woman, fluent in both English and Dutch, and a passionate guide in Krakow. With a background as a Dutch Philologist and a blogger for Dutch timetomomo guide, I am eager to share my deep knowledge and a joyful personality with you. Let em show you the beauty of Krakow, both its well-known attractions and hidden gems. I specialize in bicycle tours, translations, and ensuring you experience the city like a local, filled with empathy and a touch of humor. Choose me as your guide for an unforgettable journey.
$1,040/ per group
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