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Hello Cracow KRAKÓW, POLAND
Kraków, Poland’s cultural capital, is a city pulsing with history, tradition and vibrant modern life. One of Europe’s most captivating destinations, it blends medieval architecture, cobblestone streets and a thriving arts scene, making it an ideal place for those seeking culture and adventure. Hello Cracow offers the perfect way to immerse yourself in this enchanting city, with carefully curated tours and experiences that unveil the true essence of Kraków. Begin your journey in the heart of the Old Town,
a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the iconic Market Square awaits. Home to St Mary’s Basilica and the Cloth Hall, this square has been the centre of life in Kraków for centuries. Highly skilled and licensed guides with diverse backgrounds will lead you through its hidden alleys, revealing stories of kings, artists and legends that shaped the city’s history. Passion and knowledge of Kraków’s rich heritage bring each tour to life, making your experience both engaging and unforgettable. For a deeper connection with Kraków’s culture,
Hello Cracow offers experiences that go beyond the usual tourist trails. Discover the charm of
the Kazimierz district, once the bustling Jewish Quarter, now a vibrant area filled with art galleries, unique shops and lively nightlife. Tours highlight the district’s rich heritage, from historic synagogues to contemporary street art, painting a picture of Kraków’s evolving cultural landscape. The magic doesn’t stop in Kraków. Venture
into the stunning Tatra Mountains with tours to Zakopane, known as the ‘Winter Capital of Poland’. This picturesque town offers breathtaking landscapes, wooden architecture and a unique highland culture. One of the highlights is a visit to the thermal baths in Chochołów, where you can relax in the soothing waters surrounded by mountain views. A perfect blend of relaxation and wellness makes this an unmissable experience. Kraków is also a gateway to some of Poland’s
most significant sites. From the poignant history of Auschwitz-Birkenau Former German Nazi Concentration and Extermination Camp to the natural wonder of the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, Hello Cracow’s day trips provide insight into Poland’s past and breathtaking landscapes.
DON’T MISS Discover the charm of the Kazimierz district, the old Jewish Quarter, from historic synagogues to contemporary street art
Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Guided tours of Kraków and the surrounding regions
• Transportation to various destinations
• Personalised tour experiences tailored to your interests
• Expert local guides providing insights and recommendations
KEY ACTIVITIES • Historic walking tours of the Old Town and Kazimierz district
• Day trips to Zakopane, Auschwitz- Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mine
• Cultural immersion through music and traditional events
GET IN TOUCH
hellocracow.com T: +48 500 720 706 E:
office@hellocracow.com
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