Krakow: Guided Bike Tour

Krakow: Guided Bike Tour is a three-hour cycling tour of Krakow, covering the city's historic centre, the Jewish district of Kazimierz, the former wartime ghetto, and the site of Schindler's Factory. The route begins at 18 Garbarska and takes in some of the most historically significant areas of Krakow, a city whose medieval core has remained largely intact since the fourteenth century. A live guide leads the group throughout, providing context on the architecture, history, and neighbourhoods along the way.

Riders pass through the Main Market Square, one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe, and along the Planty Park, the green belt that replaced the city's original fortifications. The route also includes the medieval city walls, an old university building from the Jagiellonian University, and a stop near the Wawel dragon statue. In Kazimierz, the guide covers the district's Jewish heritage, and the tour continues into the former ghetto area before reaching Schindler's Factory. There is a break to try a zapiekanka, a local street food, at your own cost. Tickets include bike rental and a live guide. E-bike upgrade is available for an additional fee. The tour does not include entry to landmarks or food and beverages. Booking is subject to cancellation before the scheduled timeslot. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.