Experience the best of Wawel Royal Hill

Explore Poland’s seat of secular power on a guided tour of Wawel Castle and Cathedral, followed by a scenic night cruise on the Vistula River.

Step inside Wawel Castle and admire its paintings and sculptures, including access to a permanent exhibition, while your guide shares stories about the castle’s history.

Visit Wawel Cathedral, where Polish monarchs were crowned and buried, and marvel at the Renaissance art that adorns the building.

End with a 1-hour night cruise along the Vistula River, taking in the Kazimierz District and the 'Church on the Rock,' with your audio guide.

Fun fact: Hidden beneath the castle courtyard is a network of mysterious underground tunnels known as the Wawel Dragon’s Den!

Explore Krakow’s Old Town on an eco-friendly golf cart with an English audio guide, then discover Wawel Castle’s royal interiors, Cathedral, and the medieval Rynek Underground Museum, with a traditional Polish two-course lunch included.

Meet at the Kiss and Ride on Mikołaja Zyblikiewicza Street, board your golf cart, and glide past landmarks including Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, Planty Park, and the Cloth Hall.

Join a licensed local guide at Wawel Castle and Cathedral to explore royal chambers, historic artifacts, the Gothic cathedral, and the Sigismund Bell, before heading underground to uncover medieval Krakow at the Rynek Underground Museum.

Take a break for a traditional Polish two-course lunch at a local bistro, with drinks not included, before continuing your exploration of Krakow’s history.

Skip long lines and enjoy direct entry to Wawel Cathedral on a guided tour, discovering the legacy of Polish kings and the historic Castle Courtyard.

Explore mysterious royal tombs, medieval altars, underground crypts, the Bell Tower, and the Sigismund Bell in Poland’s most historic cathedral.

Marvel at the cathedral’s architecture and uncover centuries-old plaques, hidden corners, and the rich history woven throughout the castle grounds.

Choose a guided tour in 8 languages for live expert insights, or add an audio guide in 11 languages to explore independently at your own pace.

Cover three key Krakow sites in one seamless guided visit, combining the castle complex, its cathedral, and the atmospheric Rynek Underground Museum.

Join your guide and set off on a structured walking route that links the cathedral, castle interiors, and Old Town square, keeping logistics handled for you.

Benefit from included entry to Wawel Cathedral, Rynek Underground Museum, and one permanent exhibition in the castle, so you see more with a single booking.

Follow your guide through chambers and underground corridors as they share stories behind royal interiors, sacred spaces, and the city life preserved below street level.

Choose from 6 guide languages and opt for a selected tour variant with lunch included during your 5.5-hour visit.

Explore Wawel Royal Hill, the residence of Polish royalty since the 11th century, on a 1.5-hour private guided tour or a 2-hour audio-guided tour.

Discover Krakow’s royal past at over 10 attractions on Wawel Hill, including Jana Długosza House, the Crypt of Silver Bells, and the castle courtyard.

Dive into history with insights on the Wawel bricks, the Wawel Chakra, and the alchemical experiments of Sigismund III Vasa with your expert guide.

Prefer a slower pace? Choose a small-group self-guided tour with a multilingual audio guide to explore Wawel Hill and its historic buildings.

Enjoy views of Krakow and the Vistula River, framed by Wawel’s fortifications and the famous dragon sculpture.

Enjoy an audio-guided tour of Wawel Hill, home to the Wawel Castle surrounded by lush gardens to enjoy the historical and cultural side of Poland.

Learn about the rich history of this UNESCO site as you explore the outside of the castle with an audio guide.

Meet the magnificent Wawel Dragon, one of the most famous dragons in Polish folklore, featuring a series of stalactites and stalagmites.

Marvel at stunning vistas of Cracow and the majestic Tatra Mountains with its soaring peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and diverse wildlife from atop Wawel Hill.

Fun fact: The Wawel Hill, rising nearly 228 meters above sea level, is a Jurassic limestone formation dating back a whopping 150 million years!