Places

KAZIMIERZ

Kazimierz, a historic district in Kraków, Poland, is a vibrant area known for its rich Jewish heritage and dynamic cultural scene. Established in the 14th century by King Kazimierz the Great, this district was a separate city until the early 19th century. Kazimierz thrived as a center of Jewish life for centuries, and its legacy is evident in the many synagogues, cemeteries, and cultural landmarks scattered throughout the area.

Key attractions include the Old Synagogue, one of the oldest in Poland, now a museum showcasing Jewish history and culture. The Remuh Synagogue and adjacent cemetery, dating back to the 16th century, are also significant historical sites. The district’s vibrant heart is Szeroka Street, lined with kosher restaurants, cafes, and cultural venues.

Kazimierz is also known for its thriving arts scene, with numerous galleries, theaters, and festivals, including the famous Jewish Culture Festival held annually. The district’s unique blend of history, culture, and contemporary life makes it a fascinating place to explore, offering a glimpse into both Kraków’s past and its dynamic present.

NOWA HUTA

Nowa Huta, a district in Kraków, offers a unique glimpse into Poland’s communist past and is a treasure trove of architectural and cultural attractions. Established in 1949 as a socialist realist model city, Nowa Huta showcases grandiose avenues, imposing buildings, and meticulously planned green spaces, embodying the ideals of the era.

One of the key attractions is the Central Square, or Plac Centralny, a focal point of the district designed in the socialist realist style. Nearby, the Arka Pana Church, built as a symbol of resistance against the communist regime, stands out with its modernist architecture and inspiring history. The Nowa Huta Museum provides fascinating insights into the district’s creation, development, and everyday life during the communist period.

Nature enthusiasts can visit the Nowa Huta Meadows and the picturesque Zalew Nowohucki, a large artificial lake perfect for leisurely walks, picnics, and outdoor activities. The district’s cultural life is vibrant, with theaters, cinemas, and regular events held at the Łaźnia Nowa Theatre. Nowa Huta’s rich history, striking architecture, and dynamic community make it a compelling destination for anyone visiting Kraków.

GO-KARTS

Go-karts, price negotiable 
 
Price includes: 
-full training 
-exclusive track reservation
-the most powerful go-karts in Krakow
-ride length 2 or 3 times 8 minutes (can be extended on site) 
-needed equipment (helmet, balaclava, gloves)
-Transport in a historic Beetle both ways ;

CARRIAGE RIDE

The horse-drawn carriages in Krakow are one of the most original tourist attractions! In the early days they functioned as the primary means of transport within the city, carrying passengers along winding streets or picturesque backstreets. Today, Krakow carriages are an integral part of sightseeing in Krakow.

KrakowClassicTours.com offers you the opportunity to combine two different sightseeing experiences in Krakow – a ride in a stylish old car around the most interesting Krakow gems located outside the Old Town and a carriage excursion into the romantic, elegant streets of old Krakow.

Find the perfect means to discover the charms of the city in a stylish and unique way!

Price includes:
– carriage ride,
– unforgettable moments and views from an iconic carriage,
– transport by vintage carriage to the carriage pick-up point.

Price agreed depending on choice of journey:

1. MAIN MARKET: 5 min. – around.

2. BARBAKAN: 10-15 min. – Sławkowska Street, the Czartoryski Museum, the Barbican, the Florian Gate, the Old Defensive Walls, the Słowacki Theatre, the Small Market Square.

3. WAWEL: 20-25 min. – Market Square, Grodzka Street, Church of St. Peter and Paul, Church of St. Martin, Church of St. Idzi, Wawel Castle, Theological Seminary, Philharmonic Hall, Papal Window, Franciszkańska Street.

4. the old town: 40-45 min. – BARBICAN + WAWEL CASTLE.

5. KAZIMIERZ: about 1 hour – Grodzka Street, Miodowa Street, Tempel Synagogue, Szeroka Street, Old Synagogue, Remuh Synagogue, Old Jewish Cemetery, New Square, Joseph Street,
Bożego Ciała Street, Stradomska Street, Wawel Castle, Theological Seminary,
Philharmonic Hall, Papal Window, Grodzka Street, Market Square.

6. KAZIMIERZ + STARE CITY – 1h 15 min.