Guided Tours in Krakow

The pick up and drop of from the hotel was spot on. The minibus was comfy and clean, the driver was polite. When booking the tickets we selected 08:10 pick up.09:30 was the arrival time. 11:15 arrival. Tour started at 11:30, and where completed by 1525. The lady tour guide was very quiet, didn't matter so much around first tour as we had headphones and she had a mic, but part 2 she didn't have these and was hard to hear. Throughout the whole first part we where constantly being chased by other tour groups and that interfered with our interactions. Just too many tours doing same route.

An unparalleled experience, there are no words to describe everything we saw, what they taught us, what they told us, and everything was always done with immense respect, which you could feel in that place... that energy, that sorrow... But thanks to our guide "Reina" for explaining it with such calm and respect. And for going at this time of year... in this cold, we can get an idea of what they must have suffered in those ragged clothes and wooden shoes at -30º at that time of year.

Lovely full day out with our guide Mirek and driver Stan. The admission was roughly £70pp - a very good price considering that this includes the seamless transfer from Krakow and back, multiple stops including a Chochołów village, cheese & vodka tasting, Zakopane (with funicular ride to Gubałówka mountain) and also the thermal baths (so much fun and great experience!). Breathtaking part of the world to see and visit, especially at this time of year in the snow. Mirek was a fantastic guide, very knowledgeable and funny. Would certainly recommend to people to book this trip for a full day outing! Dziękuję!

A very pleasant guide. She recounted the history of Wawel/Krakow with perfectionism. And we listened to her with curiosity. We are very satisfied with the guide's service. We recommend her to everyone!

It was truly a truly unique, memorable, uplifting and profound experience. I will recommend it to everyone. The information we received was complete, questions were answered and the guide was with us at all times. The only minus was that the booking time was changed and we were notified the day before. We had a hard time fitting in, but everything was ok in the end. I recommend in the future to try to communicate at least 2 days before the schedule change possibly in advance with both parties agreeing to the change...as this can avoid further risks. It was well worth the time and everything. It was exoerienta!

Walking through the buildings, seeing the barracks, the ruins, and the personal belongings left behind, made the history feel painfully real. The guide explained the events with respect and clarity, honoring the memory of the millions of innocent people who suffered and lost their lives. It was a very sad story, but also an essential one that must never be forgotten.

visited the Wieliczka Salt Mine and it was a very interesting and enjoyable experience. The place itself is impressive, and it’s hard to believe that what we see is only about 1% of the entire mine. Our guide was very good and made the tour engaging. She didn’t just explain things, but also asked us questions and involved us, which made the visit more fun and interactive. We also had the chance to taste the famous salt from the mine, real salt, and surprisingly very good! It was a nice and curious moment that added something special to the tour. Even though there are many stairs going down, the experience is absolutely worth it. It was a beautiful excursion and I definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

First of all, the name of this tour should be corrected to "World War II Museum and Information about Oscar Shkinler." The tour is generally well-documented, with nice photos illustrating Krakow's history and World War II, but the Oscar Shindler is only featured in a small part of it. In any case, nice tour for Krakow history and Schindler's job. I quitted the tour early because of another scheduled tour for Wawel Castle. I joinef another tour guide for Getto. I like it much, tour guide was a man graduated from Jewish history. Wall, park, Getto history and houses were perfectly described.