Wawel Castle

Explore the history and grandeur of Krakow on a 2-hour guided tour of the renowned Wawel Castle and Cathedral.

Step inside Wawel Castle, marvel at its Renaissance and Baroque treasures, and enjoy access to one permanent exhibition within the castle.

Discover the Gothic Wawel Cathedral, a site of Polish coronations, guided by an expert who brings its stories to life.

Pause to admire the views of the castle grounds and Wawel Hill, a historic site that has shaped Polish history since the 11th century.

Choose from six languages for your tour and upgrade to include entry to the Rynek Underground Museum, a historical museum beneath Kraków’s main market square, with complimentary lunch.

Step back in time and experience Polish royalty on a guided tour of Wawel Castle, its Cathedral, and the Rynek Underground Museum.

Explore Wawel Castle, a symbol of Polish statehood, and admire its paintings and architecture, along with access to a permanent exhibition.

Admire the grandeur of Wawel Cathedral, a historic site that hosted royal coronations and served as the burial place for Polish kings.

Descend 4 meters beneath Krakow’s market square to the Rynek Museum, uncovering artifacts dating back to the 12th–13th centuries.

Choose from 4 languages for your guided tour and enjoy stories about the region, before concluding your Krakow experience with a delicious lunch.

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.

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!

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.

Hear captivating stories and insights from a licensed guide in the language of your choice as you tour this landmark.

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

Upgrade your visit with a multilingual audio guide for a deeper, self-paced exploration of Wawel Cathedral.

Travel through Krakow’s extensive history and deep-dive into ancient secrets while walking through four of its renowned landmarks that make the city as popular as it is.

Start your tour at Wawel Castle, now a museum, that’s recently acquired exclusive paintings by Brueghel the Younger and Willem Claesz Heda for an exorbitant fee.

Before visiting the gorgeous Cathedral, stop to admire the castle’s tapestries by the renowned Zygmunt August and Renaissance paintings.

If you’re ready to get charmed by the medieval magnificence of Krakow then the Old Town awaits you; where you can visit St. Mary’s Basilica, see Veit Stoss’s stunning altarpiece, woodcarvings, and more.

Fun fact: If you’re a Steven Spielberg fan, you must know that many scenes from Schindler’s List were shot in Krakow.

All-in-one ticket covers guided tours of Wawel Castle, Wawel Cathedral, and the Wieliczka Salt Mine, plus lunch and transfers.

Step inside the opulent royal chambers of Wawel Castle, adorned with intricate tapestries, grand halls, and centuries-old artefacts.

Gaze up at the soaring spires and ornate chapels of Wawel Cathedral, where Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles blend beautifully amid royal tombs and historic relics.

Descend 340 meters underground to explore the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine’s carved tunnels and chambers.

Admire intricate salt sculptures, chapels, and even an underground lake, all hand-carved from rock salt over centuries.

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!

Skip the lines and learn about the history of the Holocaust and the story of Schindler's efforts to save over 1,100 Jewish lives.

Enter Oskar Schindler's office with the symbolic "Survivor's Ark" and learn about how he saved over 1000 lives.

Discover the residence of Polish royalty for centuries and the finest collection of art and cultural treasures of Europe on a guided tour of Wawel Royal Castle.

Admire the beautiful Italian-styled courtyard, and architectural styles from the medieval, renaissance, and baroque periods.

Fun fact: Wawel Castle is said to be haunted by King Sigismund III Vasa's ghost, seen walking the halls of the castle with a sword and a crown. Seeing him is believed to be a sign of good luck!