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Discover Krakow’s Old Town on a 2-hour electric scooter tour, including key landmarks, insightful guides, and eco-friendly fun for a quick city overview.
A 2-hour electric scooter tour through Krakow’s Old Town offers an engaging way to explore the city’s most iconic sights in a short amount of time. Priced at $43.99 per person, this tour is ideal for those with limited time but eager to see the highlights. It features a guided experience, a brief training session, and visits to prominent landmarks such as Rynek Glowny, Wawel Royal Castle, and St. Florian’s Gate.
The tour’s average booking window of 54 days in advance indicates strong popularity, and a rating of 5.0 from 61 reviews shows high satisfaction. This experience suits visitors who want a fun, eco-friendly way to get around, enjoy insightful commentary, and take memorable photos at key spots. One notable advantage is that it covers more ground than a walking tour, making it perfect for discovering the city quickly without missing important sites.


The tour begins at Segway TourSienna 17 in Krakow and lasts about 2 hours. This includes a 15-minute training session on how to safely operate the electric scooters, making it accessible even for first-time riders. The guided tour then takes you through the heart of Krakow’s Old Town, with stops at the most notable landmarks.
The end point is the same as the starting location, making logistics straightforward. The 2-hour duration includes both the training and sightseeing, offering a compact but comprehensive view of Krakow’s historic core.
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This tour offers an immersive look at Krakow’s key sights, with insider commentary from the experienced guide. You’ll pass by Rynek Glowny, the bustling Main Square, where the guide shares stories about its history and significance. Then, the route takes you to the Wawel Royal Castle, a symbol of Polish heritage, with insights about its architecture and history.
Other stops include St. Florian’s Gate, one of the city’s main fortifications, and the Barbican, which dates back to medieval defenses. The Slowacki Theatre and Collegium Novum add cultural depth with stories about Krakow’s artistic and academic traditions. Finally, the Grunwald Monument offers a glimpse into local history with a story about the monument.
Each stop lasts around 10 minutes, allowing for photo opportunities and quick insights, but the overall pace remains lively to cover all the highlights comfortably.

The tour begins with a 15-minute scooter training, during which participants learn the basics of safe operation. This session ensures everyone feels confident before heading out into the city streets. The safety gear provided includes helmets, emphasizing a focus on security.
Throughout the tour, stops are made at photo-friendly locations so visitors can capture memories of Krakow’s historic sites. The guide’s commentary enriches each stop, sharing stories about the landmarks, such as the castle’s history or the significance of the Grunwald Monument.
The combination of guided narration and visual stops makes this a dynamic and memorable sightseeing experience. The eco-friendly electric scooters give the tour a modern, fun twist, with the added benefit of covering more ground than a traditional walking tour.

The tour departs from Segway Point Krakow near public transportation, making it easy to reach. It is suitable for most participants, with no prior experience necessary, thanks to the brief training. The maximum weight limit is 120 kg, and the tour is not recommended for those under the influence of alcohol.
Group sizes are capped at 30 travelers, which ensures the guide can give personalized attention and answer questions. The fun and lively pace of the tour means it’s suitable for a wide range of ages and physical abilities, as long as participants can comfortably sit and operate a scooter.
Booking in advance is highly recommended, given the average 54 days in advance that the tour tends to fill. The free cancellation policy provides flexibility, allowing travelers to cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The local guide is known for being knowledgeable and engaging, providing insightful commentary at each stop. The tour’s positive reviews, including a perfect 5-star rating, highlight how well the guide makes the experience enjoyable and educational.
The fun factor comes from riding the electric scooters, which add an element of excitement while being environmentally friendly. The photo stops and insider tips about local restaurants and attractions further enhance the value.
While technical issues such as a damaged scooter have been noted in some reviews, overall, the experience remains highly praised for its well-organized structure and expert guidance.

This Old Town electric scooter tour is best for visitors who want a quick, fun overview of Krakow’s historic center. It’s ideal for travelers who enjoy active sightseeing and want a more dynamic experience than walking. The guided commentary makes it especially appealing for those interested in local stories and landmarks.
People with mobility issues or those who prefer more relaxed, seated tours may find this style less suitable. However, for most, the easy-to-operate scooters and compact format make it a convenient and enjoyable way to see Krakow.

The electric scooter tour of Krakow’s Old Town provides a compact, guided journey through the city’s most famous sights. Priced at $43.99, it offers excellent value considering the time, coverage, and expert commentary included.
The highlighted landmarks and photo opportunities combined with knowledgeable guides make this a popular choice for visitors wanting a fun, quick introduction to Krakow’s history and culture. The 2-hour format fits well into busy schedules, and the guides’ storytelling adds depth to each location.
While technical hiccups can occur, the overall positive reviews and high ratings indicate a reliable and enjoyable experience. This tour suits active, curious visitors who want an interactive and eco-friendly way to explore the city’s historic core.
“It was a great tour of the old city with Zee. He was very knowledgeable and a gave us a great guide.”

Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is generally accessible for most travelers, including children, provided they can comfortably operate the scooters and wear safety gear.
Do I need prior experience on electric scooters?
No, a brief training session is included to teach you how to safely use the scooters before starting the tour.
What landmarks will I see?
You will visit Barbican, Main Square (Rynek Glowny), Wawel Royal Castle, St. Florian’s Gate, Slowacki Theatre, Collegium Novum, and the Grunwald Monument.
How long is the training session?
The training lasts about 15 minutes and is designed to ensure all participants feel confident riding.
What is included in the tour?
The tour includes electric scooter rental, safety gear, a local guide, photo stops, and insider tips about the city.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are recommended. Helmets and safety gear are provided.
Is the tour weather-dependent?
Yes, this activity requires good weather; if canceled due to poor conditions, a full refund or alternative date is offered.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled more than 24 hours before the tour’s start time.
What is the maximum group size?
The tour accommodates up to 30 travelers for a personalized experience.
Is the tour accessible for most travelers?
For most, yes, as long as they meet the weight limit and are comfortable riding the scooters.