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Kraków walking tour 4 hours – Old Town and Jewish quarter

“Kraków small group walking tour 4 hours – Old Town and Jewish quarter” is a four-hour walking tour created for those tourists who want to discover the richest history of the former capital of Poland in an attractive price. The tour, full of anecdotes, legends and touching stories, will enrich tourists’ knowledge with interesting bits and pieces connected with Kraków and its residents at that time.

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Kraków under Nazi occupation tour

Cracow is a city steeped in hundreds of years of history. During the Second World War, it became the scene of many horrifying events, but also witnessed numerous heroic deeds. We invite all of you who would like to get to know about this part of the city’s history to seize the opportunity to go back in time to the years of Nazi occupation.

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Airport transfers

We invite you to use the airport transfer service organised under the 4Transfer by SeeKrakow brand. 4Transfer is a brand created in order to ensure a safe and comfortable transfer both to the local community and to tourists arriving in Poland. For many years, the 4Transfer by SeeKrakow brand has served various transfers, events, training courses, conferences, trips and individual orders on local and national routes.

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Kraków Old Town Walking Tour

The Royal Road is a picturesque route leading along some of the most famous streets and passing some of the most prominent tenement houses of the historic centre of Krakow. The route beginning at St. Florian’s Gate continues across the Main Square to end at the foot of the Wawel complex. It is a must-see for all tourists visiting the former capital of Poland.

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Jewish Quarter – Kraków Walking Tour

An unusual trip – as the locals say – to Kazimierz is an opportunity to see the beauty of the Jewish district, fraught with quaint narrow streets, tenement houses and coffee shops, where people from around the world meet every day. The story of “the city inside the city” reports the historic events the Jewish residents of the Kazimierz district and of the city of Krakow had to face.

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