A bike tour through the city? Why not? On two wheels, with muscle power and the help of a private guide, you can reach most of the places worth seeing in Krakow. Join us and see Krakow from the best perspective - through the eyes of a cyclist. During this approximately 3-hour walk, you will see the Old Town, Vistula Boulevards, Kazimierz and Podgórze, get to know the history and famous residents of the city, discover its secrets, visit places that you cannot reach so easily on foot or by car.

Itinerary:

Barbican and the Old Town Walls, St. Florian’s Gate, Planty Park
Czartoryski Museum – “Lady with an Ermine” by Leonardo da Vinci
The National Theatre
ul. Szpitalna – the Eastern Orthodox Church
Small Market Square (Mały Rynek)
pl. Mariacki – St. Mary’s Church
The Main Market Square (Rynek Glowny) – Adam Mickiewicz Monument, the Cloth Hall - Sukiennice, St. Adalbert’s Church, City Hall Tower, Eros bendato – contemporary artwork by Igor Mitoraj, Statue of Piotr Skrzynecki
University Quarter – Collegium Maius, Collegium Novum, Statue of Nicholas Copernicus
Fryderyk Chopin Monument
The Bishop’s Palace – John Paul II
Franciscan Church – Stained Glass Windows by Stanisław Wyspiański
The New City Hall and Wyspianski Pavilion – City Information Centre
ul. Grodzka – St. Peter and Paul’s Church, St. Andrew’s Church
ul. Kanonicza – the oldest street in Krakow
The Wawel Castle – Tadeusz Kosciuszko Monument, the Cathedral, the Royal Palace, the River Vistula Panorama The Dragon of Wawel.
.... and also Szeroka Street, Wolnica Square, Bohaterów Getta Square, the most beautiful churches, synagogues and other buildings, interesting places for private rest and recreation - depending on your interests and preferences, the guide will show you a bit of Krakow from the best side.