Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

Discover Zalipie from Krakow with this 8-hour guided tour including museum entry, colorful sights, and unique handmade souvenirs—perfect for art lovers and culture seekers.

The From Krakow: Zalipie Tour with Museum Entry Ticket offers an engaging day trip to one of Poland’s most visually striking villages. Priced at $118 per person and lasting 8 hours, this guided experience includes hotel pickup and drop-off, making it a convenient way to explore southeastern Poland. The tour focuses on Zalipie’s famous painted houses and the Felicja Curylowa Museum, highlighting local traditions and folk art.
What makes this tour appealing is how it combines cultural discovery with easy logistics. It’s particularly suitable for those who appreciate colorful scenery and want to learn about Polish folk art traditions without the hassle of independent travel. Keep in mind, the tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, and it involves a full day of sightseeing, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
You can check availability for your dates here:
While in Krakow, here are other experiences we've covered

Zalipie is renowned across Poland for its cheerful, hand-painted cottage walls and stoves. The village is often called the most Instagrammable place in the country thanks to its vibrant murals and crepe-paper flowers. During this tour, you’ll walk through the streets lined with cheerful motifs, gaining a sense of the local traditions that have kept the folk art alive for generations.
The tour provides a guided walk that introduces visitors to Zalipie’s history and the art of decorating homes with bright, decorative motifs. You get plenty of opportunities to photograph colorful walls, making this a perfect stop for art and photography lovers. The cheerful, lively atmosphere of the village makes it a memorable visual experience.

A key highlight of this trip is the visit to the Homestead of Felicja Curylowa Museum, located inside the village. Felicja Curylowa was the most well-known practitioner of the village’s folk art, and her former home now serves as a museum showcasing her work and the local painting traditions.
Inside, you’ll find exhibits of folk art, including painted household items and decorative pieces. The museum provides insight into the techniques and cultural significance of the painted motifs, enriching your understanding of Zalipie’s artistic heritage.
After exploring the village and museum, visitors can browse a small shop that offers handmade souvenirs crafted by local artisans. These items reflect the traditional folk art style seen throughout Zalipie, making them perfect keepsakes or gifts. The souvenirs are one-of-a-kind, often featuring painted ceramics, textiles, or paper crafts, emphasizing the village’s artisanal craft.
This shopping stop allows guests to support local artisans and take home a tangible piece of Zalipie’s colorful culture, adding a personal touch to the experience.
More Great Tours Nearby
The tour’s transportation is by air-conditioned vehicle, ensuring comfort during the approximately hour-long drive from Krakow. The guide-driver leads the journey, providing narration and insights along the way.
Limited to 15 participants, the small group size fosters a more intimate, engaging atmosphere. The hotel pickup and drop-off in Krakow add to the overall convenience, removing the need for self-organized transportation and making it suitable for those who prefer a stress-free day trip.
Museum lover? We've covered these other cultural institutions in Krakow

Check availability to see the specific starting times, as they may vary. The 8-hour duration includes the driving, guided walk, museum visit, and shopping. Since the tour is in English, language support is straightforward for most visitors.
Participants should bring a passport or ID card, necessary for the museum entry and for identification purposes. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, and travelers should wear comfortable shoes due to walking on uneven village streets.

This tour’s main strength is its focus on Zalipie’s colorful houses and folk art, combined with museum insights. The inclusion of hotel pickup and drop-off makes it particularly hassle-free. Unlike some shorter trips, this experience offers a full immersion into Zalipie’s visual charm and artistic traditions.
The small group size enhances the experience, allowing for more personalized attention from the guide. The handmade souvenirs available for purchase also add a special touch to the visit, giving participants a chance to connect with local craftsmanship.

While the tour provides a rundown of Zalipie, it does not include meals or drinks, so guests may want to plan accordingly. The full-day schedule might be demanding for some, especially those sensitive to long periods of sightseeing or walking.
Plus, since the tour is not wheelchair accessible, travelers with mobility limitations should consider this in planning their trip. The timing of the tour can be checked upon booking, ensuring it fits within your overall travel schedule.

The From Krakow: Zalipie Tour with Museum Entry Ticket offers a convenient, visually stunning experience that highlights Poland’s vibrant folk art tradition. For $118, travelers gain hotel transportation, guided insights, and unique souvenirs, all wrapped into an 8-hour journey.
This tour suits those who appreciate bright, cheerful scenery and want an easy way to explore a culturally significant village. The small group setting makes it ideal for anyone looking for a more personal and engaging experience.
While it’s not designed for individuals with mobility issues or those seeking a culinary experience, it provides a rich visual and cultural snapshot of Zalipie’s artistic spirit. For color lovers, art enthusiasts, and curious travelers, this trip offers a well-rounded, memorable glimpse into Poland’s folk art traditions.
What’s included in the tour?
The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Krakow, transportation by air-conditioned vehicle, a guide-driver, and an entrance ticket to the Felicja Curylowa Museum.
How long does the tour last?
The total duration is approximately 8 hours, with flexible starting times depending on availability.
Is transportation comfortable?
Yes, the trip is in an air-conditioned vehicle designed for comfort during the approx. hour-long drive each way.
Are there any physical requirements?
The tour involves walking through the village streets, so comfortable shoes are recommended. It is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Can I buy souvenirs during the tour?
Yes, after visiting the museum, there is a small shop where you can purchase handmade, traditional souvenirs.
Do I need to bring anything special?
Bring passport or ID card for museum entry, and wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking.