Private Walking Tour of Krakow Wawel Castle and Old Town
This private walking tour reveals the historic heart of Krakow which served as the royal capital of Poland for centuries. Begin at Wawel Castle which rises above the Vistula River as a symbol of Polish monarchy and national identity. Walk beside Wawel Cathedral which witnessed the coronations and burials of Polish kings. Continue to the Church of Saints Peter and Paul which reflects the grandeur of Baroque architecture in the historic center. Stroll into the Main Market Square which is one of the largest medieval squares in Europe and the cultural center of Krakow. Discover the Rynek Underground Museum which reveals archaeological layers of the medieval city. Conclude near St Florian’s Gate which once formed part of Krakow’s historic defensive walls. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.
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Wawel castel
The Wawel Castle Museum has many exhibits and artifacts. and curators of the 10 departments responsible for collecting the drawings. You may spend more time at the Royal Private Apartments and State Rooms sections as there are many interesting exhibits. (Outside Visit)
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Wawel Cathedral and Museum
There are a variety of artworks on display from Gothic to Renaissance, Baroque, classic to modern, at the Wavel Cathedral. See the aisles at the church, across the wings, and in the choir area. (Outside visit)
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Church of Saints Peter and Paul
The Church of St. Peter and Paul is the largest historical church in Krakow when it comes to the number of people that can sit. Visiting St Peter and Paul's Church in the evening for a classical concert by talented musicians.
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Main Square
Main Square or Main Market Square is the center of Krakow and is one of the must-visit places for every visitor to Krakow. The main market square is free to visit from dawn until dusk. You can shop or just admire the architecture in the many attractions, museums, churches, synagogues, and more in this amazing place.
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Rynek Underground
The Rynek Underground Museum is a high-tech museum that opened to the public in September 2010. Find coins and other items such as clothing, horse skulls, sewers, and the remains of ancient burnt settlements.
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ST. Florian's Gate
You can hike to St. Florian Gates and see them one by one. However, visiting the city gates is also part of a tour of Krakow's Citadel, some towers including this tower.