From Warsaw: Krakow Guided Private Tour With Transport

Exploring the historic city of Krakow from Warsaw is an enticing opportunity. This guided private tour offers a comprehensive experience, showcasing the city’s iconic sights and delving into its rich Jewish heritage. With convenient transportation options and an informative English-speaking guide, travelers can enjoy Krakow’s captivating past. Whether seeking to visit the Wawel Cathedral or uncover the stories behind the Tempel Synagogue, this tour promises a well-rounded exploration that may just leave you eager to discover more.

Key Points

• Private guided tour from Warsaw to Krakow with transportation options of comfortable train ride or private transport with an English-speaking driver.
• Tour duration of 11-13 hours with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and prices starting from €388.43 per person.
• Highlights of the tour include Wawel Cathedral, Cloth Hall, and St. Mary’s Basilica, as well as an optional horse-drawn carriage ride.
• Explore Wawel Hill, the historical seat of Polish kings, and learn about Krakow’s vibrant history and Jewish heritage.
• Visit either the Tempel Synagogue or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy to gain insights into Krakow’s Jewish community.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This private guided tour from Warsaw to Krakow offers an immersive experience, with prices starting from €388.43 per person.

The tour lasts 11-13 hours and allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Travelers can choose between a comfortable train ride or private transport with an English-speaking driver.

This guided tour from Warsaw to Krakow offers a flexible 11-13 hour journey, with the option to travel by train or private transport.

The tour highlights iconic sights like Wawel Cathedral, Cloth Hall, and St. Mary’s Basilica, as well as Krakow’s rich history. Admission tickets to Wawel Cathedral and either Tempel Synagogue or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy are included.

Lunch can be arranged upon request.

Transportation Options

Travelers can choose between two convenient transportation options for this private guided tour from Warsaw to Krakow.

The first is a comfortable train ride, with the guide meeting guests at Krakow Central Station.

Alternatively, private transport with an English-speaking driver is available, with the guide meeting the group in Krakow.

Train tickets will be sent by email, and travelers should confirm their travel details.

For small groups of 1-4 people, a standard car is provided, while larger groups of 5 or more will have a spacious van.

Guests are encouraged to discuss their preferences when booking.

Exploring Iconic Sights in Krakow

Guests on the private guided tour will explore Krakow’s iconic sights, seeing the city’s rich history and culture.

They’ll visit the Wawel Cathedral, a stunning example of Polish Renaissance architecture, and the Cloth Hall, a bustling marketplace dating back to the 13th century.

At St. Mary’s Basilica, they’ll admire the intricate wooden altar.

Visitors will be awestruck by the intricate wooden altar at the iconic St. Mary’s Basilica in Krakow.

The tour also includes stops at Wawel Hill, the Kazimierz District, and the Royal Route, showcasing Krakow’s medieval heritage.

Visitors can choose to take an optional horse-drawn carriage ride through the picturesque streets, adding to the enchanting experience.

Discovering Krakow’s History

As they explore Krakow’s iconic sights, guests on the private guided tour will also discover the city’s captivating history.

The tour explores Wawel Hill, the seat of Polish kings for centuries. Visitors learn about the castle and cathedral, both steeped in centuries of royal heritage.

The tour then ventures into the Kazimierz District, the historic Jewish quarter. Here, guests visit the Temple Synagogue or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy, gaining insights into Krakow’s rich Jewish culture.

Throughout the day, the guide shares stories of Krakow’s past, bringing the city’s vibrant history to life for participants.

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Visiting Synagogue Temple or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy

Where do the tour participants visit to learn about Krakow’s rich Jewish heritage?

The tour includes a visit to either the Tempel Synagogue or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy, depending on their availability. The Tempel Synagogue is a beautifully preserved 19th-century synagogue, offering a glimpse into Krakow’s vibrant Jewish community.

The Tempel Synagogue, a beautifully preserved 19th-century synagogue, offers a glimpse into Krakow’s vibrant Jewish community.

However, it’s closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays, so the tour may visit Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy instead. This historic pharmacy played a vital role in helping the Jewish community during the Nazi occupation.

Both sites provide a meaningful insight into Krakow’s Jewish heritage and the resilience of its people.

Optional Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride

For those interested in experiencing Krakow’s historic charm from a unique perspective, the tour offers an optional horse-drawn carriage ride.

The carriage ride provides:

1. A leisurely tour through the city’s picturesque streets and landmarks, including the Wawel Castle and the Old Town.

2. A chance to admire the beautiful architecture and soak in the city’s atmosphere from a different vantage point.

3. An opportunity to relax and enjoy the gentle pace of the horse-drawn carriage, away from the bustling city.

4. An additional fee of €60 for this optional activity.

Inclusions

The tour includes a private licensed guide for 6 hours in Krakow, as well as admission tickets to the Wawel Cathedral and either the Tempel Synagogue or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy.

Enjoy a 6-hour guided tour of Krakow, with admission to the Wawel Cathedral and either the Tempel Synagogue or Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy.

Guests can also opt to have lunch arranged upon request.

However, please note that the Wawel Cathedral may be closed during masses or events, and the Tempel Synagogue is closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays, in which case the tour will visit Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy instead.

All guests must provide their full name and date of birth prior to the tour.

Important Information

Guests should check their email the day before the tour for details on the trip.

Admission restrictions include:

1. Wawel Cathedral is closed during masses and events.

2. Wawel Cathedral museum is closed on Sundays and holidays.

3. Tempel Synagogue is closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays, so Pankiewicz’s Pharmacy will be visited instead.

4. All guests must provide their full name and date of birth.

Please keep in mind these important details to ensure a smooth and enjoyable private tour from Warsaw to Krakow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary?

Yes, the tour is customizable. Clients can work with the tour provider to adjust the itinerary and include or exclude certain attractions based on their interests and preferences. Customizations may incur additional costs.

Is There an Option for a Private Vehicle?

Yes, there’s a private transport option for the tour. Customers can choose between a comfortable train ride or private car with an English-speaking driver. The private car is available for groups of 1-4 people or a larger van for groups of 5 or more.

Are Children’s Tickets Available for the Tour?

The tour offers a private vehicle option, but there’s no specific mention of discounted children’s tickets. Pricing is based on a per-person rate, so families should inquire about any child pricing or discounts.

Can We Stop for Photos During the Tour?

Yes, the tour allows for photo stops along the way. The private guide will accommodate requests to pause for photos of the iconic sights and landmarks in Krakow during the 6-hour guided portion of the tour.

Is Gratuity for the Guide Included in the Price?

No, gratuity for the guide is not included in the tour price. Guests are expected to tip the guide directly at the end of the tour, typically 10-15% of the total tour cost, based on satisfaction with the service provided.

The Sum Up

This private tour from Warsaw to Krakow offers a comprehensive exploration of the city’s rich history and iconic sights. Travelers can choose from comfortable transportation options and visit highlights like Wawel Cathedral, the Cloth Hall, and Krakow’s Jewish heritage sites. With an expert guide, this tour provides an in-depth understanding of Krakow’s captivating past and present, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a memorable experience.

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