Admire the Wawel Royal Castle and see other monuments from the Vistula River, Krakow's historic waterway. Listen to the audio commentary as you sit back and relax, enjoying the comfort of a traditional yet modern vessel. Head to the open deck for panoramic views of Krakow's landmarks. Witness the charms of Krakow’s districts, such as Saltwator and Kazimierz, and see such sights as the Dębnicki Bridge, "Church on the Rock," and Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology.

Krakow is home to a suite of visual delights: from the majestic Wawel Castle to the historic Zwierzyniec and Kazimierz districts, there's plenty to see in this beautiful city. Vistula River cruises remain one of the best ways to discover all that Krakow has to offer. The river flows through the heart of Krakow, which happens to be home to some of the most iconic landmarks in Poland. You'll have the chance not only to see the city's primary attractions, but to fully immerse yourself in the spirit of Krakow thanks to the comfortable pace of the tour. The cruise begins at the foot of Wawel Castle. From there, the boat glides along the picturesque boulevards first in the direction of Zwierzyniec, passing by the Convent of the Norbertine Sisters, the house of the pope John Paul II, and then in direction of Podgórze and Kazimierz districts. Pass well-known sights like Church on the Rock, Mangha Museum, Bernatka Footbridge, and Cricoteka. The tour ends back at the Wawel Castle.

Explore Krakow from the Vistula River — the Queen of Polish Rivers — on a sightseeing cruise. Sail past landmarks such as Kościuszko Mound, Wawel Castle, Church on the Rock, and the Monastery of the Norbertan Sisters while hearing about the city's legends from your guide. The heated deck and comfortable leather sofas of the modern boat will make you feel at home even on cold days. On warmer days, you're invited to the observation deck to enjoy the beautiful views while spending time outdoors. Listen to the history of Krakow from the boat's modern overhead sound system in Polish and English. Take in all the major the sights of the city, such as Skałka Church, Royal Wawel Castle, the former House of Pope John Paul II, Norbertine Monastery, Kościuszko Mound, Cricoteka, and The 6 Bridges.

Visit one of Krakow's most important sites, the rocky Wawel Hill, which towers over the bank of the Vistula and has been the seat of secular and church authorities for centuries. See the museum, which today is one of the most visited and important museums in Poland, and see the collections of paintings, graphics, sculptures, fabrics, goldsmiths, porcelain and furniture. Explore the permanent exhibitions in the chateau, which recreate the appearance of the rooms from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and learn about its history with an experienced local guide. Experience the original royal chambers, enter the majestic Cathedral, and learn about the most interesting historical facts intertwined with fairy-tale stories. Enjoy a local dinner at a nearby cafe and take a moment to breathe before boarding a modern catamaran to take an intimate cruise on the queen of Polish rivers - the Vistula, and be able to admire Wawel, the Cathedral and see a little of Krakow scattered on its shores.

Hit the road with the 5-Star Local Guide and discover the best of Krakow! This exclusive tour includes private transport with pickup and drop-off service, so it will be easy to explore this magical city beyond the Old Town. Let us show you the city in all its glory! Choose the 6-hour option to see highlights of Krakow’s Old Town, Kazimierz, Wawel Hill and Nowa Huta. As private transportation is included in this tour, you will be picked up directly from your accommodation and travel in comfort to the first location, Nowa Huta. It is one of the most unique neighborhoods in all of Poland, with impressive architecture from the Communist era (PRL). Wander among the massive blocks of flats, see the Central Square, a symbol of an ideal socialist city, and hear about Lenin’s time in Nowa Huta. The next stop will be in Kazimierz District, Krakow’s Old Jewish Quarter. It’s a place of great historical significance where you will find many Jewish heritage sites, visit the historic Tempel Synagogue, and learn about WWII and the Holocaust in Poland. Krakow’s Old Town is only a short walk away, with highlights such as the lively Market Square, Town Hall, Cloths Hall, and the iconic St. Mary’s Basilica. You will also see the Jagiellonian University. which is one of the oldest universities in the world. Last but not least, you will climb Wawel Hill to learn about the heritage of medieval Polish kings, hear the legend about Wawel Dragon and see the magnificent Wawel Royal Castle and Cathedral. Choose the 8-hour option to also visit the famous Kosciuszko’s Mound! Regular walking tours skip this attraction as it's a bit far away, but this won't be a problem when you have private transportation. Tickets are included. Climb to the top of Kosciuszko’s Mound, explore the historic fortress dedicated to one of the most important figures in Polish history, Tadeusz Kosciuszko, and enjoy the breathtaking views of Krakow’s panorama.

Spend time on the Vistula River getting to know the city from a unique perspective. Admire Wawel Royal Castle, the Kościuszko Mound, and more. Hop on board and set sail to spot Krakow sights such as the Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel, the Church of St. Catherine, the Family Home of Holy Father John Paul II, the Convent of the Norbertine Sisters, and the Camaldolese Monastery in Bielany. Cruise past the Wawel defensive walls with a panorama of Wawel Royal Castle, Wawel Cathedral, and the famous silhouette of the Wawel dragon. Snap photos of Krakow bridges, footbridges, and more.

Take a look at the royal city of Krakow from the deck of a modern catamaran and embark on a short panoramic cruise on the Vistula River. Pass by the defensive walls of Wawel, gaze at the grand Royal Castle, and the Cathedral. Take a fun ride through the city on a golf cart and experience the streets of Kazimierz. Spot the Dragon of Wawel Hill sculpture from the river side, a famous dragon from Polish folklore. Hear the history of Krakow from a modern boat sound system and watch a multimedia presentation on a 50-inch screen. Enjoy having a heated deck and comfortable leather sofas to make you feel at home. Take in the beautiful views and the fresh air from the upper platform during the warmer months. Next, ride in a cozy, eco-friendly golf cart through Krakow’s historic Jewish quarter, and learn about the Jewish cultural monuments. See the Ghetto, that existed during the war in the Podgórze district, and visit over 20 monuments in the creative Kazimierz district.