½ DAY - A STROLL IN THE OLD TOWN OF KRAKOW
An experienced guide will take you around the magical Old Town; up to the Wawel Castle and to the Cathedral, including the royal tombs. We will stick to the Royal Route: go down Kanonicza and Grodzka Streets and see the ancient university areas are on the way. A gentle walk will lead us through the largest mediaeval square in Europe. We will make a stop to visit the oldest shopping mall, the Sukiennice cloth hall and St. Mary's Church (including the Gothic wooden altar by Wit Stwosz). The tour finishes at the fortification wall and the Barbican Gate.

½ DAY - ROYAL KRAKOW
The Royal Castle of Wawel - Inner and outer courtyards, Cathedral, the Tower and the Sigismund bell, Royal tombs. Royal chambers, armory. In three hours we can manage to see the Cathedral and one of the five available castle sightseeing trails. Consequently, the tour can be prolonged

½ DAY - JEWISH KRAKOW
Krakow used to be a powerful centre of Jewish culture. The setting of Cracovian district Kazimierz was used by Spielberg in Schindler's List. It is impossible to describe the magic atmosphere of Kazimierz. You will see the Old Synagogue, the Remuh Synagogue and cemetery, and the Wolnica Square. This tour can be combined with tasting delicious Jewish cuisine

½ DAY - SALTMINE WIELICZKA
Legend has it that the salt mines in Wieliczka were part of the dowry of the Hungarian princess, Kinga, when she wed Boleslaw the Shy over 700 years ago, making the Wieliczka Salt Mine one of the oldest in all of Europe. Over the centuries, devout, and superstitious, miners have carved fabulous figures, monuments and altarpieces out of its salt walls, These amazing works of art, in addition to the mine's historical importance, have earned the Wieliczka Salt Mine a place on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list.

½ DAY - AUSCHWITZ
The most well know cemetery and place of genocide in the world. Started in 1940 as a concentration camp for Polish political prisoners, Auschwitz became the centre for extermination of European Jews in 1942. During 1940-1945, the Nazis killed about 1,500,000 here, mainly Jews, but also Poles, Gypsies, Russians POWs and members of other nationalities as well. Our tour begins with a 15-minute documentary film about the liberation of the camp, then a museum-guide shows you the exhibitions in some of the surviving prison blocks, the gas chamber, and the crematorium.

ALL DAY - DUNAJEC GORGE
The raft trip down the Dunajec River through the Pieniny Gorge and along the Polish-Slovak border is one of the greatest tourist attractions in Poland. The towering cliffs and the limestone rock formations of the gorge itself plus the picturesque mountain scenery, the surrounding national forest and the colorful river guides make for a wonderful day in a pristine and wild environment. Our trip begins at the raft wharf in Sromowce Nizne and ends 15-km later in Szczawnica. It lasts two or three hours, depending on the water level of the river.