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Kraków (Cracow) is one of the most visited cities in Poland. It’s also the second-largest Polish city with a vibrant history. It was the capital of Poland where reigned kings. The most important things to see are the Royal Wawel Castle, the Main Market Square, Cloth Hall or the Kazimierz district. There are also many universities, museums, theatres, galleries, opera and philharmonic. In the Old Town and also Kazimierz Quarter there are a lot of pubs, restaurants and cafes.

Worth to see are situated near Krakow, the Salt Mine and Auschwitz. Visiting all these places makes this city unforgettable.

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Our special programmes are aimed at people who are both interested in the history and culture of Poland and at the same time would like to have a truly enjoyable stay. We want to show you the most beautiful and important places in Kraków and its environs in such a way that you not only visit those splendid sites, but also savour their unforgettable ambience. 

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Krakow Tours can organise any trip to the most popular sites within and near Krakow – you’ll find a good selection here to choose from, and we’re always on the lookout for new places to visit. In addition to the tried and trusted, we’ve included a few tours you won’t get anywhere else. See the Krakow we see!

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A place of remembrance

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A full day visiting Krakow's most important sites

Take a blast to the Commie past

Vodka, pickles and Trabants!

Learn to make Poland's most famous dish!

Polish Cooking Lessons in a Krakow home

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The history, the film and real-life stories

Pedal-powered sightseeing. Lunch included!

Peddle out of the city!

It's not all wodka here!

See the city with an english speaking guided tour

See history, feel the present

Big mountains for big fun

Take a break from the city centre and see the countryside

Rise-up over Krakow!

Beautiful views with adventure

Everyone knows that Krakow is, culturally, one of the richest cities in Europe. Named City of Culture in the Millenium Year, the heart of Krakow has additionally been declared a World Heritage Site. As soon as you arrive in its stunning medieval town centre, with its famous Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), Wawel Castle, and vast central square (The Rynek), you’ll understand why. But how can the visitor go beyond the picture-postcard prettiness and really begin to discover the reality of life here? It’s simple really – in the company of people who are knowledgeable about and love the city! That’s where we come in.

Our guides are young, knowledgeable and full of energy. They know their stuff and they love sharing it. We keep the stuffiness to nil, and give you a genuinely good experience. You’ll leave feeling like you’ve just visited your best friend.

For any tour that requires transport, we’ll pick you up and drop you off wherever you want. That’s the kind of flexibility we can offer and that’s the kind of service we want you to expect. You get to shape the tours as much as you prefer. We also do everything in our power to keep the tours private – you’ll find no overcrowded busses here!

We pride ourselves on providing first class service and truly unique experiences. We look forward to helping you make your journey to Krakow a most memorable one.

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Every hour on the hour, the notes of a lone bugler sound across Cracow's ancient rooftops. The brief tune, played to each point of the compass from the highest tower of St. Mary's Basilica, is the slow, sweet heartbeat of the city. Every Pole knows it, whether they have ever been to the jewel of the nation's south or not, and no foreigner who has visited this venerable royal capital forgets it. Dignified, unhurried and slightly melancholy, the melody is a constant thread in the city's historical tapestry. It is a cloth of extraordinary complexity, ragged and wounded in parts, bright and new in others. Getting to know Cracow is the work of a lifetime, visiting Cracow is the start of a seduction few can resist. Below are some of the best ways to initiate the affair.

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#2 / Wieliczka Salt Mine

Every year, about a million people travel to gorgeous, lively Cracow, then voluntarily disappear down a deep, dark hole in the ground. Not the result of an agoraphobia epidemic, but the lure of one of Poland's most famed attractions - the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Poles hewed rock salt from this mine for 700 years which, as you can imagine, means an awful lot of hollowed out space hundreds of metres under the ground. As impressive as a centuries old labyrinth extending for 287 kilometres under the Polish countryside may be, that's not why thousand flock here every day. Generations of miners also carved fantastic, baroque sculptures and entire chapels from the softly glowing walls of their subterranean workplace. The result is an underground world with cavernous spaces and winding passages you will not want to take alone - some intricately worked, some roughly hacked. Visitors to the mine are taken around a 3.5 km route by nattily uniformed guides that takes in an underground lake and the best sculptures and chambers. Access to the mine is via an atmospheric, but long, staircase down to the deep. Getting out entails a brief but terrifyingly rapid accent in a caged miners' elevator.

#3 / Communism Tour + Nowa Huta

There are not many places in the world that offer a tour of a defunct socioeconomic system, but Cracow is one of them. The idea of the Communism Tour is to show us soft moderns what life was really like under the totalitarian regime that ruled Poland, and a significant proportion of the rest of the globe, for several decades of the 20th century - it's a lot more fun than it sounds. The basic idea is that a guy in a coughing, 1970s-vintage Trabant drives you around the Cracow district of Nowa Huta - built as an ideal socialist suburb in the 1950s and 60s. They show you typical apartments from the era, equipped with period furniture and knick-knacks, take you to a socialist-style workers' cafe for lunch, point out remnants of Communist monuments and generally make you feel like you've stumbled into a Cold War thriller. The whole thing is about local colour and amusing/terrifying anecdotes rather than a dry dialectic of history. Usually overlooked by Cracow's millions of visitors (who voluntarily visits an industrial district on holiday?), Nowa Huta is actually a fascinating part of the city. Based around a steel mill of truly epic scale (which is still in operation), the area was supposed to show the world what central planning could do - instead it became one of the hot beds of opposition to the regime. It's denizens remain proud folk, standing a little apart from the cosy romanticism of the Old Town.

#4 / Jewish Cracow + Kazimierz

#5 / Zakopane + The Tatras

#6 / City Walks

#7 / Bicycle Tour

#8 / Schindler's List Tour

#9 / Krakow Valley Tour

#10 / Auschwitz Tour

Cracow will never be quite like Europe's other beautiful, ancient cities, because only Cracow sits next to one of the most notorious sites of the Holocaust - the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex. There is something about having such a sobering monument so close that means Cracow will never have the simple, carefree atmosphere of other popular destinations - it lends both a poignancy and a sense of raw, recent history that adds something profound to the atmosphere. There are many ways to get to Auschwitz from Cracow , a journey of about 75 km, but by far the best and most efficient is with a private Auschwitz Tour . A driver picks you and your party up from right outside your accommodation in the city, takes you to the camp complex, where one of the site's excellent guides will be waiting to show you around, takes you to the nearby Auschwitz II Birkenau site for another tour, then drives you home again. No buses, no waiting, no crowds. Many people struggle with the question of whether it is right to visit Auschwitz, perhaps worried that a day-trip is somehow making light of the terrible suffering the place saw. The clearest answer to that is to remember that many of those who survived the camps, or saw their loved ones perish there, were determined that the place should be persevered as a memorial, and a reminder, for all to see. Nobody comes away from an Auschwitz Tour unaffected, but very few regret having done it.

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Explore America’s Roadside Wonders and More Lively Programs in July

Beat the heat with Smithsonian Associates’ expansive roster of classes, programs and tours

Lisa K. Friedman

Smithsonian Associates offers innovative, engaging learning experiences for people of all ages. Hundreds of online and in-person lectures, seminars, performances, hands-on studio arts classes, one-of-a-kind study tours and children’s programs are offered annually. To view the Smithsonian Associates digital program guide, visit  smithsonianassociates.org .

Tuesday, July 9  

The Origins of Western Art: From the Paleolithic Through the Aegean Bronze Age: In the first of a four-session course, art historian Renee Gondek discusses art of the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods, a time when the ancient peoples of the Mediterranean created some of the first paintings and sculptures. Visit the early cave paintings from Lascaux and explore the mystery of the monumental sculpture, Stonehenge in England during this fascinating afternoon course. Participants in the Smithsonian World Art History Certificate program earn 1 credit. This program will be held online from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ET. $100-$110  

Art + History: John Trumbull’s The Surrender of Lord Cornwallis: Study the great works of art in their historical context with Paul Glenshaw, a popular Smithsonian speaker, and Revolutionary War scholar Iris de Rode. This lively discussion delves into the time of the artist, explores the present he inhabited, and considers what shaped his vision. Participants in the Smithsonian World Art History Certificate program earn 1/2 credit. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ET $25-$30

Wednesday, July 10

Roadside Attractions: Reasons to Stretch Your Legs: Visit some of the often-bizarre sights across America with travel expert Bill Cleven and find out what tales are behind these iconic and memorable sights. From the Giant Blue Whale of Catoosa to the worlds largest wind chime in Casey, Illinois, Clevlen shows us a bit of what we might see when we divert off the highway to stretch our legs. This program is presented on Zoom from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. ET. $25-$30

Thursday, July 11

Ships of State: Presidents at Sea: In this revealing discussion, veteran White House correspondent and historian Ken Walsh provides an illustrated history of presidents and their relationships to the sea, as well as the maritime experiences that have left an indelible mark on the fabric of American leadership. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET. $20-$25

Sunday, July 14

German Expressionism and the Modernist Impulse: During this afternoon program, senior lecturer at the National Gallery of Art, David Gariff explores the vital role that German and Austrian Expressionism played in the tumultuous period leading up to WWI and discusses how they provided a fertile ground for the emergence of new visual languages for the artists that followed. Participants in the World Art History Certificate program earn 1/2 credit. This program is presented on Zoom from 3 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. ET. $20-$25

Armor of the Samurai at the Virginia Museum of Fine Art: Travel to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond with historian Justin M. Jacobs for an awe-inspiring look at Japan’s exquisitely crafted samurai armor from one of the largest and finest collections in the world. A three-course sit-down lunch is included. Participants in the World Art History Certificate program earn 1/2 credit. Tour participants meet at the Holiday Inn Capitol at 550 C St. SW in Washington, D.C. at 7:45 a.m. $200-$250

In Search of America: Travels with Charley (and Clay): Retrace John Steinbeck’s Travels with Charlie tour with historian Clay Jenkinson as he examines Steinbeck's extraordinary account of his road trip and his own attempt to make sense of what Steinbeck called "this monster country." Jenkinson will soon be traveling the country, listening and reporting on the many voices of America’s past, present, and future. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. ET. $35-$40

Tuesday, July 16

The Jazzmen: Share a lively evening with Larry Tye, author of The Jazzmen: How Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Count Basie Transformed America , as he traces the story of how these revolutionary musicians orchestrated the chords that throbbed at the soul of 20th-century America, and, in the process, wrote the soundtrack for the civil rights movement. This program is presented on Zoom from 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ET. $25-$30

Wednesday, July 17

Barbie: The History of America’s Best-Selling Doll: Join cultural historian Leslie Goddard and explore the history of Barbie, beginning with her inventor, Ruth Handler, who delves into the complex cultural battles Barbie has inspired over the decades. Learn how Barbie helped transform Mattel into one of the world’s most successful toy companies. This program is presented on Zoom from 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ET. $25-$30

The Sublimely Subversive Cinema of Billy Wilder: Enjoy a presentation by film historian Max Alvarez who offers a sprawling tribute to the laughter and intensity of the great Billy Wilder, a screenwriter with a gift for provocation and dark humor as well as a knack for sophisticated adult romps, making him, many respects, ultimate commentator on American culture. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. ET. $30-$35

Thursday, July 18

Cities of the Bible: Weaving together biblical archaeology, history and personal experience, Robert Cargill, assistant professor of classics and religious studies at the University of Iowa, leads a fascinating tour through Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Qumran, Babylon, Athens, Alexandria and Rome to reveal how their stories shed new light on the Bible. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. ET. $20-$25

The Art of Breathing: Yogic Philosophy and Practices: Join Linda Lang, a certified yoga therapist, as she offers an opportunity to refine your experience of the breath as a time-honored calming strategy. Learn how to embrace yogic thinking and specific breath techniques to cultivate a healthier relationship with your body and mind. This afternoon program is presented on Zoom from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ET. $25-$30

Tuesday, July 23

Among the Great Whites: Dive into the deep with journalist Susan Casey offers a presentation full of jaw-dropping images that’s part adventure tale and part natural history lesson. In it, she discusses her time spent among the great whites as well as the latest in great white shark research. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ET. $25-$30

Quantum Mechanics Demystified: Learn how physicists really think with Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist who is known for his unique approach to sharing physics with a broad audience. In this lecture, Carroll takes on quantum field theory—how modern physics describes nature at its most profound level. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET. $20-$25

Wednesday, July 24

The Magnificence of Mozart Concertos: Tune in as pianist and scholar Rachel Franklin explores how Mozart built the modern concerto form and shaped our contemporary expectations of virtuosity allied with expressive power, and finds intersections among classical and jazz music, film scores and the fine arts.   This is the first of two afternoon sessions, presented on Zoom from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. ET. $50-$60

Thursday, July 25

Court Life in 17th-Century London: A Visitor’s Guide: Go back in time with Robert Bucholz, a history professor at Loyola University, who evokes the experience of being present in a drawing room at Hampton Court Palace at the end of the Stuart Age when gathering meant an opportunity for increasing one’s power and, ultimately, catching the eye of the ruler. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. ET. $20-$25

Friday, July 26

Under the Tuscan Sun: Summer Wine Vacation Adventures with a Top Sommelier : Spend a fascinating evening of wine and culture as you travel the world with sommelier Erik Segelbaum in a series of delectable wine-tasting adventures. The first session in the summer series focuses on Tuscany. The immersive program includes a curated personal tasting kit to enhance the experience. This program is presented on Zoom from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET. $70-$80

Monday, July 29

Krakow: Off the Beaten Path:   Wander around Krakow with tour guide and author Christopher Skutela who leads you off the beaten path in the city, revealing sites where tourists don’t tend to go. Explore historic neighborhoods and get a breath of fresh air at Kosciuszko Mound and Bielany Hermitage and Woods. This afternoon program is presented on Zoom from 12 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. ET. $20-$25

The Battle of Remagen: A Pivotal Moment in WWII: Join military historian Mitch Yockelson as he shares the story of the Battle of Remagen—an intense battle for the Americans to cross the only remaining bridge spanning the Rhine River—and learn how this pivotal action ultimately shortened the war in Europe. This program is presented on Zoom from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. ET. $20-$25

Wednesday, July 31

Thomas Jefferson and the Nuances of Leadership: Examine the question of what a wealthy, white, slave-owning aristocrat has to teach us about the nature of American leadership, especially political leadership, with historian John Ragosta in this interesting evening program. Presented on Zoom from 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ET. $20-$25

To view the Smithsonian Associates digital program guide, visit  smithsonianassociates.org . 

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Lisa K. Friedman is an author and essayist living in Washington, D.C.