As your cruise glides along the Vistula River, you’ll pass by the iconic Wawel Castle, one of Kraków’s most important historical and cultural landmarks. Perched on Wawel Hill above the river, the castle offers a stunning panoramic view of its fortified walls, towers, and elegant Renaissance courtyards.

As your cruise continues along the Vistula River, you’ll pass by Kazimierz, the former Jewish district of Kraków. This historic neighborhood is known for its rich cultural heritage, charming streets, and unique blend of old-world architecture and modern artistic life.

As your cruise continues along the Vistula River, you’ll pass by the historic district of Podgórze, located on the southern bank of the river in Kraków. Once an independent town, Podgórze has a unique character and a deeply significant history. From the boat, travelers can observe the district’s mix of green spaces, historic buildings, and modern developments. This area is closely connected to important World War II history, including the location of the former Jewish Ghetto. As you glide past, you may spot key landmarks and memorial sites that reflect this past.

You’ll pass beneath the elegant Kładka Bernatka, a modern pedestrian and cycling bridge connecting the districts of Kazimierz and Podgórze in Kraków.

Passing by the ICE Kraków Congress Centre, travelers will see one of Kraków’s most striking modern buildings, located right along the banks of the Vistula River. Known for its sleek glass façade and contemporary design, the venue stands in contrast to the city’s historic architecture.

Gliding along the Vistula River, travelers will spot the peaceful Norbertine Sisters Monastery, also known as the Norbertanek Monastery, located in a quiet green area of Kraków. This historic convent, dating back to the 12th century, is one of the city’s oldest religious sites. From the boat, guests can admire its traditional architecture, red-roofed buildings, and serene setting surrounded by trees, offering a calm contrast to the busy city center.