Old Synagogue: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Embark on an adventure through time with the In-App Audio Tour of Krakow's medieval heart, including the awe-inspiring Wawel Castle and the legend of Smok Wawelski, the Krakow Dragon. This self-guided tour is designed for curious explorers eager to delve into the city's rich past, where architecture speaks volumes, and every cobblestone has a story to tell. Starting at the magnificent St. Mary's Basilica and concluding with the iconic Krakow Dragon, the route takes you through the bustling Main Market Square, past the grandeur of gothic spires, and inside the royal chambers of a bygone era. Travelers will navigate the labyrinth of historical streets, leading to tranquil courtyards and up the resplendent towers that have watched over Krakow for centuries. The tour culminates beneath Wawel Hill where you'll encounter the fiery breath of the legendary Krakow Dragon, completing a journey that binds myth and majesty. Highlights include the royal tales told by the walls of Wawel Castle, the somber echoes of centuries-old cathedrals, and the vibrant legacy of Polish national heroes. This tour is a passage through time, offering encounters with architectural marvels and the whispered legends that have been passed down through generations.

The Esterka House hosts an array of thoughtfully curated exhibitions with a mission to collect "the proofs of diversity and wealth of the world’s cultures, making their values international, a shared commodity of the open society." The permanent exhibitions are *African Expeditions, Asian Ways*, *The Korean Gallery*, and *Biblia Pauperum*. The museum is also known for its Museum for Children and family-friendly activities.

Are you ready for a night of endless fun and camaraderie in Krakow's Old Town? The Pub Crawl awaits your arrival at the iconic Eros Bendato statue. Here, jovial and trustworthy guides partner with eager guests at 9PM, ready to embark on a journey of unforgettable nightlife. The adventure kicks off with a walk to the first stop, offering an indulgent hour of unlimited vodka, beer, rum, gin, whisky, shots, and mixers. But the party doesn't stop there. The guides will lead the way to various bars and clubs sprinkled around the Old Town. It's a whirlwind tour of five of Krakow's finest watering holes. Each location greets guests with VIP entry and a welcome shot, ensuring the fun never misses a beat. As the clock strikes 3 AM, the final club opens its doors. Here, guests have the option to keep the party going until the break of dawn. So, come and experience an unforgettable night in Krakow!

Discover a world of excitement at our unique attraction on Floriańska Street in Krakow, where adventure and fun come together under one roof. Step into the Glass Maze, where every turn offers a new challenge and visual delight. Enjoy the 7D cinema, where cutting-edge technology adds an extra dimension of excitement to your movie experience. Navigate through the Vortex Tunnel, a swirling, dizzying journey that will test your balance. Meanwhile, kids can have a blast in the vibrant playroom, designed to spark creativity and energy.

This self-guided audio walk introduces first-time visitors to Kraków’s historic heart through food, art, faith, learning, and royal power. It will suit travelers who want an easy-to-follow route with vivid stories tied to places you can actually see around you. Your route begins at the Live Bagel Museum of Kraków, where the city’s famous obwarzanek tradition gives you a tasty opening to local life. From there, you pass Rynek Kleparski, a market area that still carries the everyday energy of old Kraków. The walk then leads to the Czartoryski Museum, founded in 1801 and known for its great art collection, before continuing to St. Mary’s Basilica, whose tall Gothic towers dominate the skyline. Next, you step into Rynek Główny, one of Europe’s great medieval market squares, framed by grand townhouses and churches. The route continues toward Jagiellonian University, Poland’s oldest university, then down Kanonicza, a narrow street lined with stately medieval and Renaissance residences. Your walk ends at Wawel Royal Castle, the hilltop seat of Polish kings above the bend of the Vistula. Along the way, the most memorable moments include the smell of fresh bread near the starting point, the sudden spread of the vast main square, the trumpet call from St. Mary’s Basilica, the quiet dignity of Kanonicza, and the first close view of Wawel rising in stone above the city.

Prepare for a tour of the immersive 7D films where stories come alive. Experience space or the Amazon rainforest like never before with cutting-edge technology. Enjoy dynamic visuals and effects like chair movements, wind, and scents for an amazing family adventure.

Originally a modest collection curated by Seweryn Udziela, the the Krakow Ethnographic Museum now boasts an impressive 80,000 showpieces, most hailing from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. This treasure chest of Krakow's peasant culture and folklore flings open its doors to curious minds keen to explore its extensive collections, and to learn how Polish culture has evolved over the centuries.

Get ready for a fantastic time at Energylandia! With fast-access tickets, you can skip the lines and jump right into the thrills. Forget about long waits and enjoy uninterrupted fun! Priority entry ensures you make the most of your time, so you can fully enjoy your favorite rides. There are over 120 attractions to choose from. Whether you're riding roller coasters or treating yourself to the park's delicious snacks, every moment at Energylandia promises excitement and enjoyment.

Dive into the world of Tadeusz Kantor at Cricoteka for an engaging museum experience! Cricoteka isn't just a museum – it's a lively educational center filled with events, gatherings, and workshops. Explore Tadeusz Kantor's fascinating works, from theatrical props to original documents and captivating art pieces, all showcased for you to enjoy. Cricoteka's exhibitions create a dynamic multimedia experience that appeals to visitors from all backgrounds. Through a mix of visual displays, atmospheric sounds, and captivating videos, you'll uncover the story behind Kantor's work. It's a compelling experience for everyone, regardless of whether you speak Polish or not.

Delve into the poignant history of Krakow under Nazi occupation with this immersive Self-Guided Audio Tour. Tailored for history enthusiasts and travelers with an interest in World War II, the tour narrates a city's struggle and resilience through its most evocative landmarks. Beginning at the Tempel Synagogue, you are invited to trace the footsteps of history, winding through the Jewish district of Kazimierz, leading up to the haunting remnants of Krakow's Ghetto Wall. The route concludes at the emblematic Oskar Schindler's Factory, where stories of heroism and humanity echo through its walls. En route, encounter striking memorials like the Jewish Ghetto Memorial's bronze chairs and the storied Eagle Pharmacy. This tour creates a vivid tapestry of Krakow's wartime experience, from the somber history imprinted on ancient synagogues to the tales of defiant courage at Schindler’s Factory. The memories of the past come alive against the backdrop of the city’s present vibrancy. As you traverse the streets and squares, you will connect with the spirit of a city marked by unforgettable narratives of survival and hope. This self-paced journey allows for reflection at each significant site, ensuring that the legacy of Krakow's World War II history is profoundly felt and remembered.