You'll descend into the depths of the Rynek Underground where you'll explore the recreated ambiance of Krakow's cobblestone streets from the 12th and 13th centuries.

Sukiennice, also known as the Cloth Hall, is a historic gem at the heart of Krakow's Market Square. Once a bustling center for international trade, this Renaissance-era building now houses a vibrant market offering local crafts, souvenirs, and art.

St. Mary's Basilica, an iconic landmark of Krakow's Market Square, is renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and magnificent twin towers. Inside, you'll find the breathtaking altarpiece by Wit Stwosz, a masterpiece of medieval art. Every hour, listen for the Hejnał, a traditional trumpet call played from the taller tower, a tribute to the city's rich history and culture.