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Discover Krakow's historic charm on this 3-hour guided tour of Old Town, St. Mary's Basilica, and the underground museum for $53 per person.

The Cracow’s Old Town, St. Mary’s Church, and Rynek Underground tour offers a deep dive into the city’s most iconic sights. Priced at $53 per person and lasting around 3 hours, this experience provides a balanced mix of sightseeing, history, and local stories. The tour is led by a professional guide and includes entrance tickets to St. Mary’s Basilica and the Rynek Underground Museum. It’s an ideal choice for those curious about Krakow’s past and eager to see its top highlights without the hassle of ticket lines.
The tour is flexible, with various starting times available, and caters to multiple languages including English, Polish, French, Spanish, Italian, and German. While it offers a rundown of Krakow’s central historic area, it’s best suited for visitors who enjoy guided walks and want to avoid the complexities of planning individual visits to these sites.
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The tour begins with a walk through the charming streets of Krakow’s Old Town. The guide leads visitors through the historic alleys, offering stories about the city’s rich past while pointing out architectural details and urban legends. This is a chance to get a sense of the city’s vibrant history, from medieval trade to royal ceremonies.
You’ll appreciate how the guide explains the significance of each location, making the experience both educational and engaging. The walk culminates at St. Mary’s Basilica, one of Krakow’s most distinguished churches. Here, visitors can admire the vaulted ceilings and the altar carved by Veit Stoss—a highlight that captures the artistry of the renaissance.

At St. Mary’s Basilica, the focus is on the church’s stunning interior decorations and historical importance. The entrance ticket included in the tour allows visitors to explore this exquisite Gothic church without waiting in line.
The altar is a particularly notable feature, crafted by the master Veit Stoss, and visitors often find themselves captivated by the fine carvings and vibrant paintings. The vaulted ceiling adds to the sense of awe, emphasizing the church’s architectural grandeur. The guide provides insights into the history of the basilica, including its role in Krakow’s religious life and royal ceremonies.
The underground museum is a major highlight of this tour. Located 4 meters below street level, it offers a glimpse into Krakow’s early history. The archaeological site reveals cobbled roads from the 12th-13th centuries and artifacts from the city’s founding.
Visitors walk on the same level as medieval streets, gaining a tangible sense of Krakow’s original layout. The museum’s displays shed light on the city’s urban development and trade history, making it an engaging stop for history enthusiasts. The underground setting also adds an element of mystery and discovery to the tour.
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The tour begins at St. Mary Magdalene Square, specifically at the priest Piotr Skarga Monument. The guide will be holding a sign with “excursions.city” to assist with identification. The activity concludes back at the same meeting point, making it convenient for participants to continue exploring Krakow afterward.
The tour is designed to be accessible, with the flexibility of multiple starting times. The group size typically allows for engaging interaction with the guide, who speaks several languages. This setup makes it suitable for both individual travelers and small groups.

The guide is a key part of this experience, offering more than just basic facts. Expect to hear urban legends, interesting anecdotes, and historical context that bring the sites to life. The guide’s expertise helps visitors understand Krakow’s role as a royal city and its architectural evolution.
The storytelling style is approachable and informative, making the experience lively and memorable. The guide’s knowledge about local history and cultural stories adds depth to the visit, turning a simple sightseeing tour into a more meaningful exploration.

This tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind if travel plans change. The “reserve now & pay later” option adds flexibility, allowing travelers to secure their spot without immediate payment.
The tour is available in several languages, including English, Polish, French, Spanish, Italian, and German, ensuring a comfortable experience for international visitors. The duration of 3 hours makes it a manageable introduction to Krakow’s highlights, suitable for those with limited time or wanting a concise overview.
This tour is perfect for visitors who want a guided overview of Krakow’s Old Town, especially those interested in architecture, history, and local legends. The inclusion of St. Mary’s Basilica and the underground museum makes it particularly appealing to those curious about the city’s medieval roots.
Since the tour includes skip-the-ticket-line access, it’s also a good choice for travelers who prefer to avoid queues and maximize their sightseeing time. The multi-language options ensure that non-English speakers can enjoy the experience comfortably.
For $53, this guided tour provides a well-rounded look at Krakow’s core historic sites, blending architecture, archaeology, and storytelling. The combination of walking through the Old Town, visiting St. Mary’s Basilica, and exploring the archaeological underground offers a balanced mix of visual delight and educational content.
While it’s a brief tour, the knowledgeable guides and carefully curated stops make it a worthwhile introduction to Krakow’s storied past. It’s especially suited for first-time visitors or those seeking a convenient, informative overview of the city’s most celebrated landmarks.
What is included in the tour price?
The price covers the professional guide, entrance tickets to St. Mary’s Basilica, and the Rynek Underground Museum.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and begins at various times depending on availability.
Where does the tour start and end?
It starts at St. Mary Magdalene Square, at the priest Piotr Skarga Monument, and finishes back at the same location.
Are there language options?
Yes, the tour is available in French, Polish, Spanish, Italian, English, and German.
What are the cancellation policies?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance and receive a full refund. The booking allows you to reserve now and pay later for added flexibility.