We begin our bike tour at the bike rental in the city center. Our team assists each participant in finding a suitable bike and provides the necessary instructions. Before we set off, there is an opportunity to use the restroom if needed.

Our first stop is Rynek Główny, the largest medieval market square in Europe! Admire the legendary Cloth Hall, the Town Hall Tower, and St. Mary’s Basilica. Discover the customs of medieval trade and listen to the legend of a trumpeter! In addition, our guide will share a fascinating story about Stalin and Lenin.

Behold Poland's oldest university—a stunning Gothic building where Copernicus once studied.

We’ll stop at Maria Magdalena Square, a picturesque spot rich in history and beautiful architecture. Our guide will share stories about its cultural significance, making it a brief yet memorable moment on our journey through Krakow.

Listen to the chilling tale of the Dragon Monster that once terrorized the city and hear how a clever craftsman outsmarted it with a clever trick!

We’ll stop at Wawel Hill to delve into the fascinating history of the seat of Polish kings. Learn about the royal residence, its significance in Polish history, and the legendary stories surrounding this iconic monument.

Once a vibrant market square that rivaled Krakow's Rynek Główny in size and importance, Plac Wolnica formed the heart of Kazimierz, Krakow's Jewish district, founded in 1335. Imagine it bustling with market stalls selling furs, tobacco, salt, and amber, while also serving as the center for administrative and legal activities. Today, although smaller than in its heyday, Plac Wolnica still retains its charm and historical significance. The remaining town hall, now home to the Ethnographic Museum, stands as a testament to its former grandeur. Explore its neo-Renaissance architecture and a plaque commemorating the medieval arrival of Jews in Poland, adding further layers of intrigue to this once-thriving marketplace.

Once the heart of Krakow's Jewish community, Kazimierz now pulses with artistic energy, featuring galleries, cafés, and trendy local hotspots on every corner. Immerse yourself in its eclectic blend of history, creativity, and contemporary flair as you wander through its charming streets and soak in its unique atmosphere.

Our guide will share stories about the origins of the Jewish district and provide insights into the Old Synagogue (Stara Synagoga).

Our next stop is the passage from Schindler's List. Here, we take a moment to reflect on its historical significance as depicted in Spielberg's film. We will pause for 10 minutes at this iconic location.

Father Bernatek's Bridge, also known as Kładka Ojca Bernatka, is one of the most picturesque and modern pedestrian bridges in Krakow.

Next stop: A monument dedicated to the victims of the Jewish ghetto and the location of the Pharmacy Under the Eagle.

Fragment of the Ghetto Wall.

Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory.

A relaxing ride through a green paradise surrounding Krakow's old town center.

Next, we will stop at the remaining fragments of Krakow's medieval fortifications. Immerse yourself in the ancient stories these walls could tell, as silent witnesses to the city's glorious past.

Behold the medieval gate – once the main entrance to Krakow.

We will park the bikes again at the bike rental on Slawkowska, where we will conclude our journey and say our goodbyes.