Krakow Old town walking tour leaving daily
A Krakow Walking tour is the perhaps the best way to start your sightseeing in Krakow and to familiarize yourself with the city’s stunning medieval Old town.
Krakow old town is relatively compact meaning that the walking tour is able to take in most of the major sights and landmarks that adorn the old city including St Mary’s church, Krakow’s main market square and Wawel castle to name but a few.
Throughout the duration of the walking tour, the commentary from the knowledgeable guide will educate and entertain you, not only about interesting historical facts, but also about tails and legends that have been passed down through the generations.
| TOUR DETAILS | |
| Price: | 50 PLN Per Person |
| Dates: | Daily all year round |
| Times: | Daily 2.00 pm |
| Language: | Polish, English, Italian |
| Duration: | 3 hours |
| Other information: | Tour leaves from St Albert's church in main square (small white church at the top of Grodzka st). Includes Old town, Wawel hill, Royal Castle and Cathedral, Planty Park, Jagiellonian uni district, Main Market Square, The Royal Route, St Mary's church. |
Sightseeing tours in Krakow – Walking tour of ‘The Royal Route’
The main focus of the old town walking tour is ‘The Royal Route’ which runs from the Barbican, through the florian gate down florianska street, then down grodzka street via the main square to Wawel castle, linking most of Krakow’s old town landmarks.
The Royal Route got its name from Krakow’s past as the capital of Poland when it was used as a ceremonial route by Kings and aristocrats as they passed through the city. Today it represents a stunning testimony of Krakow’s golden age as the capital of Poland making it a ‘must see’ in terms of Krakow sightseeing.