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What to see and do in Krakow

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Several companies offer unique guided tours in Krakow, which are a great way to learn about the city's history and culture. Tours in Krakow can range from a tour of the city's Old Town to a tour of the city's Jewish Quarter. Tours can be customized to suit your specific interests.

The Krakow Walking Tour takes visitors to the city's Jewish Quarter, where they learn about the history of Krakow's Jewish community during the World War II. The tour is offered twice daily, in English and Spanish. The tour lasts approximately four hours. You'll visit several of Krakow's most famous sites, including the Wawel Castle, the St. Mary's Basilica and the Cloth Hall. You can also visit the Krakow Archaeological Museum and the Czartoryski Museum.

The tour also takes you to the former concentration camp at Auschwitz Birkenau. This former Nazi-occupied site is now a memorial site. There is a memorial park and an information centre. There are several museums that feature exhibits related to the site, including the Krakow Museum, which is dedicated to the city's World War II experiences.

Auschwitz Birkenau

For a more in-depth exploration of Krakow, there are several guided tours that take visitors to the city's most famous sights. These tours can be private, and they usually include transportation. You can also choose a tour that includes the city's most well-known attractions, such as the Wierzynek Restaurant.

Other Krakow tours offer a more sinister twist on the city's history. There are tours that feature stories about ghosts and vampires, and you can also take a tour of the dark underbelly of Krakow. Tours with the Sin City Tour company are available, as well as tours with the Krakow Ghost Tour Company. Some tours will also tell the story of Karol Wojtyla, the Polish pope.

For a more active way of exploring Krakow, you can also take an electric golf cart tour. These tours are perfect for those who have difficulty walking. The tour is available in 90 minute or two-hour options, and it is a fun and easy way to visit key sights in the Old Town. You'll be able to see the city's most famous sights in a matter of hours, allowing you to enjoy your time in Krakow.

A Segway tour is another unique tour in Krakow. This tour offers a more active and hands-on way to experience the city's sights. Segway tours are electric vehicles that are self-balancing and offer a fun and stable way to explore the city. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes, and you'll be able to try out your own steering after fifteen minutes.

Cloth Hall

For a more unique way to explore Krakow, you can use the GPSmyCity app, which is available on the iTunes App Store. This app can be downloaded for free, and it can be used offline. The app allows you to customize your tour, and it includes built-in GPS navigation functions, so you can easily explore the city's most popular sights at your own pace.

Best places to visit in Krakow

Among the best places to visit in Krakow is the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can find a range of museums, historic sites and monuments in the area. The city also has a bustling nightlife to enjoy. The Cloth Hall is a historic market building, and is one of the most recognizable buildings in the city. You can also visit a number of churches and synagogues in the area. In Kazimierz, you can also enjoy a range of restaurants and markets. There are also many Jewish restaurants and synagogues in the area.

Another of the best places to visit in Krakow is the Polish Aviation Museum. This museum is one of the best aviation museums in the world, and you can visit over 200 aircraft. The museum also covers the entire history of aviation in Poland, including the Warsaw Air Force base. There are also a number of exhibits on aircraft used in the Second World War.

Another great place to visit in Krakow is the Main Market Square. This square is one of the oldest in Europe, and it has been used for trading and commerce for centuries. There are several restaurants, bars, and souvenir stands around the square. There are also medieval basements and street cafes. You can also visit a number of monuments and buildings around the square, including the Renaissance Cloth Hall.

The Cloth Hall is a great place to visit if you are looking for a souvenir. You can also take a guided tour of the building to learn more about its history. This building has played an important role in trade in Central Europe, and it is still a market today. There are also several souvenir stands and cafes here. You can find a number of artefacts on display here, including a 700 kilogram lump of commercial lead. The building also has a basement museum, which features interactive maps and films.

The Czartoryski Museum houses a painting by Leonardo da Vinci. The building also hosts several rooms dedicated to Academic artists, like Henryk Siemiradzki. The Museum also sells religious icons and arts and crafts. The building also has an art gallery, which contains an exhibit of Romantics such as Piotr Michalowski.

Polish Aviation Museum

You can also visit the Sukiennice Museum, which is dedicated to Polish 19th-century painting. There are rooms dedicated to Romantics, including Piotr Michalowski, and there are rooms devoted to Academic artists, such as Henryk Siemiradzki. There are also individual rooms for Realists such as Jozef Chelmonski. You can also buy religious icons and arts and crafts at the Sukiennice Museum.

There are also a number of ancient monuments in the city. One of these is the Tadeusz Koscziusko monument, which is located on Sikornik Hill. Koscziusko was a national hero in Poland, and was one of the key members of the Resistance against the Russian forces. You can also visit the Tadeusz Kosciuszko burial mound, which is near the Krakow Krzemionki train station.

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