Kościuszko Mound - one of the five Krakow mounds is located on Góra św. Bronisławy in the western part of Krakow in District VII Zwierzyniec.

ENERGYLANDIA to największy park rozrywki w Polsce, oferujący imponującą liczbę różnorodnych atrakcji położonych na powierzchni 70 hektarów, zaprojektowanych z myślą o wszystkich grupach wiekowych: dzieci, młodzieży i dorosłych.

Ciesz się zabawnym dniem w jednym z największych parków rozrywki w Europie. Odkryj bajkowe miejsce zarówno dla najmłodszych, jak i dorosłych, z atrakcjami dla każdego wieku. Odwiedź ekscytujące przejażdżki i kolejki górskie, i ciesz się spektakularnymi pokazami na żywo profesjonalnych artystów. Spędzaj czas z dziećmi w strefie rodzinnej, wykonując zajęcia, które sprawią, że cała rodzina będzie szczęśliwa. Osoby poszukujące adrenaliny mogą udać się na przejażdżki i skręcić na drugą najszybszą kolejkę górską w Europie - jeśli się odważą. Przynieś swój strój kąpielowy i pluskaj się w parku wodnym z 1800 metrami kwadratowymi basenu, wszystko wliczone w cenę biletu.

The purpose of the Galicia Jewish Museum is to honor the victims of the Holocaust and to cultivate the Jewish heritage of Galicia. Permanent exhibition "Traces of memory" on the result of twelve years of artistic work. It is to commemorate 800 years of Jewish culture in Poland. Over 140 photos preserved by the founder of the museum showing the traces of Jews in Poland, that is, the traces of the future of Galicia. Also a sales exhibition of the culture of destroying culture during the Second World War.

"Foundation Museum" by Chris Schwarz, whose British photos are related to Jewish photography in Poland. Chris Schwarz was the director of the museum until his death in 2007.

The site houses related and temporary exhibitions, as well as a coffee shop. In addition, concerts, meetings with authors, lectures and workshops were organized there. The museum also has a bookstore where you can access Jewish book life and culture as well as the Holocaust and about Jewish philosophy, identity and literature.

Our driver will pick you up from the agreed place and you will take a comfortable, air-conditioned car to the city of Wieliczka, where the mine is located. The journey will take approximately 25 minutes. On site, you will meet your guide, who will take you on an underground adventure. The tour starts with going down the wooden stairs to a depth of 65 meters, where the guide will explain the rules of sightseeing and safety on the tourist route, the time of visiting underground is about 2 hours.

The tour is based on an underground walk through the corridors and chambers of the mine. Some of the chambers are dedicated to, for example, famous people who visited the mines (Chopin, Gothe) or how the style of work and technology of miners changed. The highlight of the tour is a visit to an underground chapel considered to be the most beautiful in the world. St. Kinga, where the artists carved a church in salt. There will be a short break there for photos and toilet.

We move further along the corridors to see, for example, an underground lake, a bark in which the world's first underground balloon flight took place, and to listen to an underground concert of classical music. At the end of the tour, we will visit the largest chamber of the mine, where, dance balls or sports events take place. At the very end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to buy souvenirs related to the mine and ride a real mining elevator back to the surface.

Our driver will take you back to Krakow. The journey will take 25 minutes.  The Wieliczka Salt Mine, is on the UNESCO list of world monuments, has been extracting salt for over 700 years and is one of the most beautiful facilities of this type in the world. While being in Krakow, it is simply worth visiting.

Our driver will pick you up from the agreed place and you will take a comfortable, air-conditioned car to the city of Wieliczka, where the mine is located. The journey will take approximately 25 minutes. On site, you will meet your guide, who will take you on an underground adventure. The tour starts with going down the wooden stairs to a depth of 65 meters, where the guide will explain the rules of sightseeing and safety on the tourist route, the time of visiting underground is about 2 hours.

The tour is based on an underground walk through the corridors and chambers of the mine. Some of the chambers are dedicated to, for example, famous people who visited the mines (Chopin, Gothe) or how the style of work and technology of miners changed. The highlight of the tour is a visit to an underground chapel considered to be the most beautiful in the world. St. Kinga, where the artists carved a church in salt. There will be a short break there for photos and toilet.

We move further along the corridors to see, for example, an underground lake, a bark in which the world's first underground balloon flight took place, and to listen to an underground concert of classical music. At the end of the tour, we will visit the largest chamber of the mine, where, dance balls or sports events take place. At the very end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to buy souvenirs related to the mine and ride a real mining elevator back to the surface.

Our driver will take you back to Krakow. The journey will take 25 minutes.  The Wieliczka Salt Mine, is on the UNESCO list of world monuments, has been extracting salt for over 700 years and is one of the most beautiful facilities of this type in the world. While being in Krakow, it is simply worth visiting.

The name "Auschwitz" is synonymous with atrocity and secrets clouded by mist. In this somber and eerie place we confront our history and reckon with some of the most difficult lessons of our time.

Despite its darkness, Auschwitz is a place that simply must be visited and our day together will give you insight into the way this camp was run, the world of those who lived and died here and why it is that we must never forget this period of history.

The museum areas of Auschwitz-Birkenau include approximately 150 buildings and 300 ruins. See the roads, fences, watchtowers and rail ramps coupled with interesting and informative exhibits and documentation.

Auschwitz is a place that continually reminds us of man's fragility while underscoring the gift of human life. On this day trip from Krakow, discover this site and learn about one of the darkest epochs in human history.

The name "Auschwitz" is synonymous with atrocity and secrets clouded by mist. In this somber and eerie place we confront our history and reckon with some of the most difficult lessons of our time.

Despite its darkness, Auschwitz is a place that simply must be visited and our day together will give you insight into the way this camp was run , the world of those who lived and died here and why it is that we must never forget this period of history.

The museum areas of Auschwitz-Birkenau include approximately 150 buildings and 300 ruins . See the roads, fences, watchtowers and rail ramps coupled with interesting and informative exhibits and documentation .

Auschwitz is a place that continually reminds us of man's fragility while underscoring the gift of human life . On this day trip from Krakow, discover this site and learn about one of the darkest epochs in human history.

The name "Auschwitz" is synonymous with atrocity and secrets clouded by mist. In this somber and eerie place, we confront our history and reckon with some of the most difficult lessons of our time.

Despite its darkness, Auschwitz is a place that simply must be visited, and our day together will give you insight into the way this camp was run, the world of those who lived and died here, and why we must never forget this period of history.

The museum areas of Auschwitz-Birkenau include approximately 150 buildings and 300 ruins. See the roads, fences, watchtowers, and rail ramps, coupled with interesting and informative exhibits and documentation.

Auschwitz is a place that continually reminds us of man's fragility while underscoring the gift of human life. On this day trip from Krakow, discover this site and learn about one of the darkest epochs in human history.

The name "Auschwitz" is synonymous with atrocity and secrets clouded by mist. In this somber and eerie place we confront our history and reckon with some of the most difficult lessons of our time.

Despite its darkness, Auschwitz is a place that simply must be visited and our day together will give you insight into the way this camp was run, the world of those who lived and died here and why it is that we must never forget this period of history.

The museum areas of Auschwitz-Birkenau include approximately 150 buildings and 300 ruins. See the roads, fences, watchtowers and rail ramps coupled with interesting and informative exhibits and documentation.

Auschwitz is a place that continually reminds us of man's fragility while underscoring the gift of human life. On this day trip from Krakow, discover this site and learn about one of the darkest epochs in human history.

Visiting the Factory begins with meeting our representative with tickets in front of the main gate of the Museum. Then you will proceed to the place where the "Cracow under Nazi Occupation" exhibition begins, located on 3 levels of the factory. The exhibition is arranged chronologically and begins with a presentation of life in Krakow before the outbreak of World War II. Then across the various exhibition rooms will show you how the terror of war was increasing and how the situation of individual people was affected by the presence of the Nazis in Krakow.

During the route you will see, for example, the original weapons from the war in the form of a small German Goliath tank and weapons used by members of the resistance movement. You will visit a replica of a real apartment in the Krakow Ghetto and, you find out the luxuries and privileges of Nazi life in the occupied city. You will see the locations where the movie "Schindler's List" was filmed. The highlight of the tour will be a visit to the newly opened Nazi labor camp.

Visiting the Factory begins with meeting your guide in front of the main gate of the Museum. The guide will take you without the queue to the place where the "Cracow under Nazi Occupation" exhibition begins, located on 3 levels of the factory. The exhibition is arranged chronologically and begins with a presentation of life in Krakow before the outbreak of World War II. Then the guide across the various exhibition rooms will tell you how the terror of war was increasing and how the situation of individual people was affected by the presence of the Nazis in Krakow.

During the route you will see, for example, the original weapons from the war in the form of a small German Goliath tank and weapons used by members of the resistance movement. You will visit a replica of a real apartment in the Krakow Ghetto and, you find out the luxuries and privileges of Nazi life in the occupied city. The guide will show you the locations where the movie "Schindler's List" was filmed and will tell you true and controversial stories from the life of Oscar Schindler. The highlight of the tour will be a visit to the newly opened Nazi labor camp.

The tour ends at a symbolic window where your guide will show people from Schindler's list and tell their further fate. A guided tour of the Schindler's Factory is the best place to not only fully get to know, but also understand what happened in Krakow over 80 years ago.

• The Polish Museum of Aviation in Cracow is located at the former Rakowice-Czyżyny airport, one of the oldest permanent airports in Europe
• Polish Museum of Aviation in Cracow collects and presents exhibits which are unique in the world, like for example the hulls of German combat aircraft from World War I or a rich collection of civil and army planes and helicopters from the time of the Soviet Union

You will find the Vodka Factory Museum at 13 Fabryczna Street, within the Fabryczna City complex, housed in one of the historic buildings of the former Vodka Distillery No. 11 and later the Polmos Distillery. The Vodka Factory Museum boasts nearly 1500m2 of space, with a significant portion dedicated to an interactive exhibition. Visitors are invited to explore individually or with a guide in one of the available languages. During the approximately one and a half hour journey through the old factory, visitors encounter seven thematic halls filled with historical content, enhanced by multimedia attractions. Guests will delve into the history of vodka production technology over the centuries, production methods based on ancient recipes, and above all, the significance and nature of spirits in history, economy, and culture. The exhibition comprises seven thematic galleries, each serving as a leading narrative. These include medieval distillation apparatus, a feast in a noble court, the distillery revolution alongside industrial facilities for vodka production, a bar from the interwar period, the square in front of Vodka Distillery No. 11 along with the railway siding, an agricultural distillery, bottling and loading facilities for finished products, a wall of memories of vodkas from the times of the People's Republic of Poland, the President's office, and... a cozy cinema hall, which opens this sentimental journey into the past.

What are components of this service?

• We invite You for extraordinary and very popular concerts that are organized by music experts – doctors of musical art.
• You will listen to the significant works of Fryderyk Chopin – the genius of piano composition.
• Exceptional renditions of the brilliant and superb pianists – winners of the most recognized piano competitions.
• Beautiful venue that compliments the music,
• A delightful atmosphere that will be appreciated not only by classical music enthusiasts.

After all your sightseeing, think of reserving one evening to participate in the concert that will nourish your heart and soul.
Is it worth your precious time in Krakow? Definitely !

If you want to get acquainted with medieval art - just visit some old Krakow churches. It was the Church that invested the greatest resources in art, which is why sacred art is so valuable to us today. It is a showcase of the era.
There is only one problem - there are 130 churches in Krakow - how to visit them all?

We have a solution :) Just go to the Diocesan Museum and watch the most valuable exhibits of sacred art gathered in one place.

Permanent exhibitions

What will you see at the Archdiocesan Museum?

• Sacred art from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century
• Gifts of the Holy Father John Paul II (parton of the museum)
• Cardinal Karol Wojtyła - souvernirs
• Teresa Stankiewicz's painting
• Painting by Fryderyk Pautsch

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In the nineteenth century, the building that now houses the museum changed its function dramatically. The Austrians, who were then stationed in Krakow, organized a prison there. Paradoxically, the prison gained the name of a monastery located there and was known as the prison of St. Michael.

After the end of World War II, the prison was closed and the Archaeological Museum was established in its place. The biggest attraction of the museum is the statue of Światowid - a pagan god with four faces. The statue dates from the 9th and 10th centuries, and in 1848 it was excavated from the Zbrucz River.

When you arrive at the airport, simply meet your driver in the arrivals hall, enjoy assistance with your luggage, and settle into your air-conditioned private vehicle. Then, stretch out courtesy of the generous legroom as you’re whisked direct to your hotel in style, with no additional stops along the way.

When you book this arrival transfer, you will need to provide your flight details and your Krakow hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed instantaneously and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.

With this private departure airport transfer, you will be met at Your Hotel located in Krakow City and driven directly to the Krakow Airport Balice. Whether traveling individually, as a couple or in a group, your experienced driver will ensure a convenient and hassle-free private airport transfer. 

We always pickup all customers from the hotel 2,5 hours before the scheduled flight time. The drive takes around 30 minutes.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details (flight number and time) and your Krakow accommodation details. Your departure transfer will be confirmed instantaneously and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. It’s that easy!-

Ticket for bus from Krakow to Oświęcim, Auschwitz Museum

Bus service is provided by Lajkonik company.
The client must show up at the meeting point 15 minutes prior to the departure.
Please present the printed voucher to the driver.

Ticket for bus from Oświęcim, Auschwitz Museum to Krakow

Bus service is provided by Lajkonik company. The client must show up at the meeting point 15 minutes prior to the departure. Please present the printed voucher to the driver.

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