Poland · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Good 2-hour experiences fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Krakow after dark on a two-hour walking tour of legends, crime, ghosts, and grim history, from Florian Gate to Wawel Castle.
“I liked the breadth of stories in terms of eras of Krakow's history, from inception to modern day. Navia was really approachable, knowledgeable and answered questions the group had.”
See 30 Wroclaw sights in two hours by private electric car, with hotel pickup, multilingual commentary, photo stops, and winter heating.
“The tour was excellent, Our guide shared all this information abt every place. And give us time for photos. The wine was greaaaaat. We loved it.”
Explore Wroclaw’s Market Square, university, Cathedral Island, and Oder promenade with a private licensed guide in two focused hours.
“Eine interessante Tour, viel erfahren. Leider war die Technik vom Guide defekt, so dass man recht nah an ihr stehen mußte, in 2. Reihe war es schwer alles zu verstehen. Trotzdem empfehlenswert.”
Explore Gdansk’s Gothic streets, Neptune Fountain, St Mary’s Church, and The Crane on a private two-hour walking tour.
“The guide himself was pleasant and informative. We centered around one area of Gdansk and unfortunately the tour was painfully long within that area. The history of the rebuilding after the war is fascinating but the tour needed to be expanded beyond the street behind the tourist information.”
See Gdańsk’s old town, shipyard, Solidarity sites, churches, and amber altar by electric buggy in two hours with a live guide.
“We had a great time on our tour today. Our guide, Matchek, was very knowledgeable and provided much insight of the city. We saw many places that we would not have walked to given the distance. I would highly recommend this tour.”
Cruise Krakow’s Old Town by Segway, following the Royal Route to Wawel Castle, churches, the Dragon Cave, and Vistula embankment.
“The Segway tour was unfortunately cancelled due to the heavy snow in Krakow, however our guide (Artur) asked if we wanted to walk the route instead. I’m glad we did as it was an excellent way to learn of the history of the old city. Artur was a very knowledgeable and experienced guide who held our attention throughout. It was a shame about the segways but there is always the next time!”
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