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Andrii K.

Hello! I’m Andrew, a professional city guide with years of experience leading tours across Poland and Ukraine. As a licensed guide for Wawel Royal Castle and the Schindler’s Factory Museum, I specialize in bringing Kraków’s complex and vibrant history to life. Beyond the city streets, I love showing guests the natural beauty of Poland—from the stunning rock formations of Ojców National Park to the mountain culture of Zakopane. I also offer specialized services in genealogy research, helping families reconnect with their roots and discover their ancestral history. Whether you are looking for a deep dive into history or a perfectly planned trip, I would be honored to be your guide and host in Poland!

Michael M.

Professional Licensed Guide | Historian | Krakow Insider Hi! I’m Michael, a licensed Krakow guide and a dedicated historian. My mission is simple: to show you the "real" Krakow by connecting its grand, royal heritage with the raw, untold stories of its streets. Whether you are visiting for the first time or looking for deep-dive historical expeditions, I provide a professional, high-quality experience tailored entirely to your pace. Why explore Krakow with me? Expert Knowledge: As a historian, I don't just give you dates; I give you the "why" and "how" behind the events that shaped Europe. Beyond the Surface: I specialize in unique niches—from Cold War nuclear bunkers and medieval alchemy to the profound historical ties between Poland and Hungary. Stress-Free Experience: I handle the logistics. I’ll help you navigate local transport, suggest the best authentic eateries, and ensure we avoid the tourist traps. Licensed & Verified: You are in safe, professional hands. I guarantee punctuality, deep research, and a friendly, engaging atmosphere. Krakow is a city of layers. Let’s peel them back together—from the golden altars of Baroque churches to the hidden fortresses of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Taisa O.

Hello! My name is Taisa, and I was born and raised in beautiful Warsaw - the city I’m truly proud to call home. I graduated from the University of Warsaw with a degree in History, and after that, I spent more than 10 years working as a flight attendant, traveling the world and meeting people from all walks of life. Those years in aviation taught me how to take care of people, pay attention to every detail, and create unforgettable experiences - skills I now bring to my guided tours. After seeing countless cities across the globe, I realized that Warsaw is one of the most fascinating of them all - full of contrasts, stories, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Today, I combine my background in history with my passion for hospitality to show visitors the very best of my hometown. Whether you’re interested in learning about Warsaw’s dramatic past, exploring vibrant local neighborhoods, or simply feeling the city’s modern spirit, I’ll make sure your time here is both insightful and enjoyable. Join me for a walk through Warsaw, and let me show you my city through the eyes of someone who knows it by heart.

Simon K.

Hey everyone! I grew up in Kraków, and this amazing city still surprises me almost every day. So, what’s the most unique thing about it? I’d say it’s the versatility. Kraków isn’t just history, with its incredible monuments and museums. It isn’t only about culture, with its great theaters, street music, and local bands. And it’s not only about the good food (let’s be honest—it’s very, very good). It’s more than that. It’s the feeling you get when you experience all of it together. If you’re interested in discovering what Kraków is really about—I’d be happy to show you. Let’s stay in touch!

Damian F.

Hi, my name is Damian, I'm a local enthusiast :) I finished specialization studies, I also a licensed tour leader. Quite fast I realize that tourism has become a way of my life. Thanks to this, I work with passion and commitment. Since 10 years I have been organizer of touristic services in Krakow. One of my passions is history, I'm especially interested in the period of the Second World War and due to the services I offer, my interest is the subject of the Holocaust. My specialization is a private day tour to the former KL Auschwitz Concentration Camp, the historic Salt Mine in Wieliczka, also I would like to show you my place, Tyniec, historical Abbey of Benedictines. In my private time the most important for me is my family. I also like sport, I'm amateur football player and I love a my bike. If you looking someone who like his job, who will provide You a professional service with a dose of humor, You just hit the nail on the head ! See you in Poland. Tour leader licensee no. 1368 In Auschwitz Birkenau Museum and Wieliczka Salt Mine I can not be yours guide, because of regulations of this places you will have a guide from this Museums.

Klaudia P.

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.

Damian S.

I truly love my job. I will tell you why. First of all, I believe that everything what people do, they should do for 100%. Humans have only one life to see everything and explore it. Why I do this: meeting new people, helping you to understand Poland better and my favourite one - making your life easier. How I do it: I can pick you up from anywhere, I will find open pharmacy at night if you need, or I will just show you restaurants with delicious food, places where you can dance or drink. Always with the smile on my face, because life is beautiful.

Bartek L.

I have been working as tour guide mainly with English-speaking visitors. I work with large groups about 50 people as well as small ones. I had the opportunity to run different types of groups: kids, youth, students, disabled people, families as well as business and corporate client having their conferences in Krakow. I have extensive tourism experience including guiding groups in Italy, Spain, France, Portugal and Central Europe. It allowed me to combine many stories and facts from almost whole Europe.

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