Explore Krakow in an Eco-Friendly Golf Cart for a Unique City Tour

This Krakow: City Golf Cart Tour and Schindler’s Factory Museum offers a lively way to see the city’s most famous sights in just 4 hours. For $91 per person, you enjoy a guided electric golf cart ride through the Old Town and Kazimierz districts, combined with a visit to Schindler’s Factory Museum with a live guide. The tour is perfect for those wanting a compact yet comprehensive experience of Krakow’s highlights, with the added bonus of an eco-friendly vehicle.

The tour starts at the Parking Kiss&Ride, where you meet a golf cart labeled “excursions.city”. You’ll cruise past major monuments like Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Church, and the Wawel Royal Castle, all with an audio guide explaining the significance of each site. The guided museum visit offers an in-depth look into Krakow’s history during World War II, making this experience both informative and engaging.

While the tour does not include hotel pick-up, it provides a flexible and accessible way to explore Krakow’s most important areas comfortably and efficiently. It’s especially suitable for travelers interested in history, architecture, and cityscapes, who prefer a shorter tour that covers a lot of ground with expert narration.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Key Points

Affordable and efficient: 4-hour guided tour for $91.
Eco-friendly transport: Electric golf carts glide through Krakow’s streets.
Comprehensive sightseeing: Includes the Old Town, Kazimierz, and Wawel Hill.
Expert guidance: English-speaking driver and museum guide provide detailed insights.
Museum visit: Entrance to Schindler’s Factory with a live guide.
No hotel pickup: Tour begins at the Parking Kiss&Ride.

Museum lover? We've covered these other cultural institutions in Krakow

The Electric Golf Cart Experience in Krakow’s Old Town and Kazimierz

The tour begins with a pickup at Parking Kiss&Ride, where a quiet, eco-friendly golf cart awaits. The use of electric vehicles ensures a smooth and environmentally conscious ride through Krakow’s historic streets. The audio guide helps visitors understand the significance of the various sites as the cart makes its way through the Old Town, past landmarks like St. Mary’s Church surrounded by Planty park, and the Cloth Hall.

Travelers will find the pace comfortable, with plenty of stops to admire the architecture and learn about the city’s past. The guide’s explanations make the experience engaging, especially when passing by temples, universities, and ancient stone houses. The route offers a well-balanced view of Krakow’s historic core without feeling rushed.

The highlight of the ride is Wawel Hill, where the Wawel Royal Castle looms prominently, providing a majestic backdrop to the city. As the golf cart winds through narrow streets, the guide shares stories about the surroundings, enriching the sightseeing journey.

Discover the Charm of Kazimierz District in an Electric Cart

After exploring the Old Town, the tour guides you into Kazimierz, Krakow’s old Jewish quarter. This neighborhood is filled with over 20 monuments and vibrant street life. From the comfort of your golf cart, you’ll see historic synagogues, old stone houses, and lively squares.

Your audio guide offers insights into Kazimierz’s multi-layered past and its residents, making this part of the tour both educational and visually captivating. The district’s picturesque streets and historical sites are ideal for those interested in Krakow’s cultural diversity and architectural heritage.

The tour emphasizes the history of the inhabitants of Kazimierz, giving context to the district’s significance during different periods. This part of the tour is particularly appreciated for its casual pace and well-informed narration.

Visiting Schindler’s Factory Museum with a Guided Tour

The final stop is the Schindler’s Factory Museum, a site that vividly recounts one of Krakow’s most impactful historical episodes. You’ll enter with an entrance ticket included in the tour price and enjoy a live guide leading you through an interactive exhibition.

The museum tour explores the Nazi occupation and the fate of Krakow’s residents during World War II. Visitors learn about Oskar Schindler’s efforts and the broader context of the war, making it a meaningful and thought-provoking experience. The guided aspect ensures that visitors gain clear understanding of the historical details conveyed by the exhibits.

The museum visit is a walking tour, separate from the golf cart experience, and provides a more detailed look into Krakow’s dark past. The combination of city sights and historical education makes this tour stand out.

More Great Tours Nearby

Practical Details and Logistics

The tour begins at Parking Kiss&Ride on 2 Mikoaja Zyblikiewicza street, in front of a Zabka store, where you look for a golf cart labeled “excursions.city”. The activity lasts 4 hours, with check availability for start times. Since there is no hotel pickup or drop-off, participants need to meet at the designated point.

The cost is $91 per person, which includes the electric golf cart tour, audio guide, and entry to Schindler’s Factory with a live guide. The tour is suitable for children aged 0-6 years who can travel free on a parent’s lap.

The tour offers a full refund if canceled up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for travelers. Payment can be made later, allowing for easy booking without immediate financial commitment.

For broader city exploration in Krakow, we've covered these other tours

Why This Tour Stands Out in Krakow

This tour combines sustainable transportation with rich cultural and historical insights. The electric golf cart makes city sightseeing accessible and comfortable, especially for those who prefer a less physically demanding way to explore. The guided museum visit adds depth to the city tour, helping visitors understand Krakow’s most significant historical moments.

The reviews highlight the knowledgeable guides as a key strength. One review describes the guide as “very informative and friendly,” while another praises a “dedicated older gentleman” with great knowledge who provides engaging commentary both during the ride and at the museum.

While the tour does not include hotel pickup or food and drink, its compact duration and comprehensive stops make it an excellent choice for travelers seeking a short yet meaningful introduction to Krakow.

Ready to Book?

Krakow: City Golf Cart Tour and Schindler’s Factory Museum

5.0

“Very informative and friendly guide”

— Colin, April 12, 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tour suitable for children?
Children aged 0-6 years can ride free on a parent’s lap. It’s a family-friendly option, especially for those with younger children.

Does the tour include hotel pickup?
No, this tour begins at the Parking Kiss&Ride. Participants need to meet at the designated starting point.

What is included in the price?
The price of $91 covers the electric golf cart tour with an audio guide, as well as entry to Schindler’s Factory Museum with a live guide at the museum.

How long does the tour last?
The entire experience takes 4 hours, including sightseeing and the museum visit.

Are food and drinks included?
No, food and drinks are not part of the tour package.

Can I cancel the booking?
Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is the museum tour a walking tour?
Yes, the museum visit is conducted on foot, separate from the golf cart experience.

What makes this tour different from others in Krakow?
It combines eco-friendly transportation with comprehensive sightseeing and a significant historical museum, all led by knowledgeable guides.

Is the tour available in languages other than English?
The tour content is provided in English.

How do I reserve my spot?
Reservations can be made with the option to pay later, providing flexibility for your travel plans.

This Krakow City Golf Cart Tour and Schindler’s Factory Museum offers a practical, informative, and eco-friendly way to see the city’s core sights and learn about its history — a compelling choice for anyone seeking a well-rounded exposure to Krakow in a short timeframe.