Experience Kraków’s heritage in depth over three carefully planned days. From the lively streets of Kraków and historic Kazimierz to the underground marvels of the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the solemn grounds of Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, each day reveals a different chapter of Poland’s past. With logistics handled in advance and lunch included, you can focus on learning, reflection, and discovery.

Highlights:

• Ride through Kraków’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter by eco-friendly golf cart

• Explore the remarkable underground chambers of the Wieliczka Salt Mine

• Visit Wawel Castle and Wawel Cathedral, symbols of Poland’s royal legacy

• Enjoy a lunch break during your sightseeing program

• Discover medieval Kraków beneath the Main Square at the Rynek Underground Museum

• Tour Auschwitz-Birkenau with an official licensed museum guide

• Travel comfortably with organized group transportation throughout

This three-day guided experience combines ease with insight. From medieval foundations and royal history to underground wonders and places of remembrance, the itinerary is thoughtfully paced and expertly led. With professional guides, smooth transfers, and time to pause along the way, it offers a meaningful and stress-free way to understand Poland’s heritage.

Itinerary:

Day 1 — Old Town, Jewish Heritage & Wieliczka Salt Mine

Old Town by Golf Cart / 1 hour / Admission Free

Begin your stay in Kraków with a smooth, eco-friendly golf cart ride through the historic Old Town. Pass through the medieval streets around the Main Market Square and see landmarks such as the Barbican, St. Florian’s Gate, the Cloth Hall, and St. Mary’s Basilica. With audio commentary included, this relaxed ride offers an excellent introduction to Kraków’s UNESCO-listed center.

Kazimierz – Jewish Quarter by Golf Cart / 45 min / Admission Ticket Free

Continue into Kazimierz, a district shaped by centuries of Jewish and Christian coexistence. As you travel through its streets, you’ll pass historic synagogues, vibrant street art, and cafés that reflect the neighborhood’s creative energy and cultural depth.

Former Jewish Ghetto by Golf Cart / 45 min / Admission Ticket Free

Cross the Vistula River to Podgórze, the site of the former Jewish Ghetto during World War II. See Ghetto Heroes Square with its symbolic chair memorial, a preserved section of the ghetto wall, and the Under the Eagle Pharmacy—places closely connected with wartime history and remembrance.

Transfer to Wieliczka Salt Mine / 30 minutes / Included

Relax during a comfortable group transfer to Wieliczka, located just outside Kraków.

Wieliczka Salt Mine Guided Tour / 2.5 / Admission Ticket Included

Descend deep underground with a licensed in-house guide to explore one of Poland’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Walk through salt-carved tunnels, chapels, and chambers, admire sculptures and underground lakes, and visit the extraordinary Chapel of St. Kinga—entirely carved from salt by miners over centuries.

Return Transfer to Krakow / 30 minutes / Included

Enjoy a relaxed journey back to Kraków after a day combining history and natural wonder.

Day 2 — Wawel Hill, Lunch & Rynek Underground

Wawel Castle / 1 hour / Admission Ticket Included

Start the day on Wawel Hill, the former residence of Polish kings. With a licensed local guide, explore the castle’s Renaissance interiors, royal collections, tapestries, and artworks that reflect Poland’s political and cultural legacy.

Wawel Cathedral / 1 hour / Admission Ticket Included

Continue into Wawel Cathedral, the coronation and burial site of Polish monarchs. Discover historic chapels, royal tombs, and climb the Sigismund Bell Tower—one of the nation’s most important symbols.

Lunch Break / 1.5 hours

Enjoy a traditional Polish lunch at a nearby bistro, offering time to rest and recharge before the afternoon program.

Rynek Underground Museum / 1.5 hours / Admission Ticket Included

In the afternoon, go beneath the Main Market Square to explore Kraków’s medieval foundations. Archaeological remains, holograms, and interactive displays reveal ancient streets, trade routes, and daily life hidden below the modern city.

Day 3 — Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum

Transfer Krakow – Oświęcim / 1.5 hours / Included

Travel in an air-conditioned group vehicle to Oświęcim, approximately 66 km west of Kraków.

Auschwitz I – Main Camp / 1h45min / Admission Ticket Included

Begin the visit at Auschwitz I, where exhibitions are located in preserved brick barracks. With a licensed museum guide, learn about the Holocaust through original sites, including the “Arbeit Macht Frei” gate, prison blocks, and personal belongings of prisoners.

Short Break / 15 minutes / Included

A brief pause between sites allows time for reflection.

Auschwitz II – Birkenau / 1h30min / Admission Ticket Included

Continue to Birkenau, the largest part of the camp complex. Walk along the railway tracks, see the remains of gas chambers and crematoria, and visit memorial areas while your guide provides historical context and insight.

Return Transfer to Krakow / 1.5 hours / Included

Return to Kraków after a deeply reflective day.

Meeting point: ul. Mikołaja Zyblikiewicza 2 (Parking Kiss&Ride in front of the "Zabka" store) Look for a golf cart (click to go to the Google maps)                  

Endpoint: Parking Kiss&Ride (2 Wielopole street). 

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