Everybody who has ever visited Cracow’s Kazimierz will tell you that it’s a very special place.

Its atmosphere is created not only by the numerous Jewish and Christian monuments or picturesque crooked streets but lively, cult cafes and pubs, non-banal galleries, most interesting cultural events.

It’s the heart and soul of Cracow’s artistic and social life!

It’s a unique place: you can go there for a nostalgic walk or an afternoon gossip session over a cup of tea and delicious nut cake, as well as to a crazy all night party till early dawn.

If you really want to get the taste of Cracow and Kazimierz, you can’t miss that tour!


The district’s feel and colour has been shaped by its inhabitants; for ages people of two different cultures and religions harmoniously lived side by side here.


A visit to this district will give you a chance to learn about the history of this place and the history of Cracow’s Jews as well as their rich culture, customs and tradition.


We’re sure that for many of you Kazimierz will become a kind of a magnet (you’ll always want to come back here) and that this trip will be an inspiration for deeper interest in the Jewish culture.

We also invite you to the annual Festival of Jewish Culture – a real highlight of a Kazimierz experience!

 

 

 

Ojców attracts lots of tourists, who come here for its picturesque scenery and mysterious legends. It’s also a great place for sporty activities and long walks.

Prices from EUR 23 per person.

It is here, in this town of Wadowice,
where everything began: my life,
my studies, the theatre
and the priesthood…
Jan Paul II

Prices from EUR 25.

Zakopane apart from beeing the heart of Polish Tatra mountains, is also the biggest mountain resort in Europe north of the Alps. The town is the southern most tourist attraction in Poland, situated about two hours drive from Krakow. This is not only a place for winter sports fans, but also a place where national cultural values are kept.

Prices from EUR 15 per person