Outside the city tours

The raft crossing attracts great interest and takes place in a park boasting one of the most enrapturing landscapes — the Pieniny National Park.

The trip to Częstochowa is an unusual occasion to learn the history of the Jasna Góra Monastery and its significance for people who have taken pilgrimages there for centuries.

The trip to Wadowice is an occasion to learn more about the life of the Holy Father in the days of his youth spent in Wadowice.

The Ojcow National Park is full of mysterious caves, amazing castles, ruins, and limestone rocks, and it’s rich in species and interesting rock formations.

Energylandia is the largest amusement park in Krakow, Poland with several zones where you can find a lot of attractions for different age groups. Only here you can ride the largest roller coaster in Europe!

During the tour, you will learn the process of making and get to taste the famous highlander’s cheese, Oscypek. Visit the Museum of Zakopane Style at Villa Koliba and take the funicular to the top of Gubałówka Mountain to catch breathtaking views of limestone peaks of the Tatras.

The Chochołów Thermal Baths are one of the largest spa areas near Zakopane and in the entire Poland. They offer plenty of attractions for everyone: geysers, a rushing river, artificial wave, hydromassage stands, as well as a sandy beach and an outdoor water playground in the summer season.

Visit the Auschwitz Museum, the site of the largest Third Reich concentration camp. Learn how the complex functioned and see the barracks where prisoners were kept.

Full of unique beauty and active continuously since the Middle Ages, this Krakow salt mine tour showcases the most amazing works of art in this vast underground world.