KRAKOW · WALKING TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 13 krakow walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
Guided Old Town Kraków walk to Wawel Castle with an English-speaking guide, small group pace, and big-city context in 2.5 hours.
Most Popular“What a fabulous way to discover Krakow. This is one of the best walking tours I have ever done, Maciek was an excellent well informed guide, who managed to keep the tour full of information and fun along the way. This is a must do if you are in Krakow.”
Creepy Krakow is a 2-hour night walk through Old Town landmarks, mixing legends and true-life horrors. Costs $24, ends at Wawel.
A 150-minute Krakow Old Town walking tour with an English guide: St. Mary’s Basilica trumpeter, Main Market Square, and Wawel Castle.
Walk Krakow’s Kazimierz Jewish Quarter with a local guide, visiting synagogues and courtyards, and hearing how daily life shaped the city.
English walk through Kraków’s UNESCO Old Town and Wawel Castle courtyards with lively guides, legends, and practical tips. 150 min.
2-hour evening walk in Krakow with spooky true-event stories, Old Town landmarks lit up, and views of the Vistula.
Walk Krakow’s UNESCO Old Town with a local guide, hitting St. Mary’s, Cloth Hall, and Wawel Castle, plus key churches and views.
“The tour was interesting unfortunately we had to cut it short as it was so cold and was to much standing around it would be perfect in warmer weather.”
Kraków’s Podgórze ghetto walk in 1 hour: wall remnants, Chair Memorial at Ghetto Heroes Square, and Under the Eagle Pharmacy stories.
Join a 2.5-hour English walking tour through Kraków’s Old Town, Collegium Maius, Bishop’s Palace, and Wawel Castle.
“Really informative tour, it gave an insight into the culture of the people and their lovely city. But def wrap up warm in winter”
Jewish Krakow walking tour in English with a story-led guide: synagogues, Szeroka Street, Schindler’s List courtyard, and the WWII ghetto square.
“Superb. Jakob has a deep understanding as well as knowledge of his subject, is thoughtful and very sensative.”
Taste Krakow street food on a 90-minute small-group walk from St. Mary’s Church, ending at a market with vodka and regional snacks.
Walk Krakow’s Kazimierz Jewish Quarter with a licensed English guide, see Stara Synagoga, Remuh, and Schindler’s List sites.
“Our guide was very knowledgable and I felt his deep love for krakow and Poland.”
Gothic lantern walk in Kraków’s Old Town with a costumed storyteller: legends of vampires and dragons, no jump scares, 110 minutes.
Every kind of walk, in every city worth seeing on foot.
