easy
1–1.5 hours
Suitable for most visitors with average mobility
Discover the rich history of Poland’s royal past with a guided tour of Wawel Cathedral in Kraków, led in German. Dive into legends, architecture, and royal stories that make this site unforgettable.
Embark on a captivating 2-hour journey through Wawel Cathedral, guided by a professional. Discover hidden tombs, medieval altars, and ascend winding stairs to touch the legendary Sigismund Bell. Conclude your adventure with a stroll through the Castle Courtyard, unveiling the rich history of this iconic site.
2 hours
• See the Wawel Cathedral with a professional licensed guide. • Touch the Sigismund Bell. • Skip the ticket line and make the most out of your time at Wawel Castle
The Wawel Cathedral is a place full of mysteries that will allow you to explore with a guide. The tour includes entry to the Cathedral with a guide (about 1.5 hours) and a tour of the Castle Courtyard (about a half-hour walk).
In the cathedral, you will discover mysterious tombs, medieval altars, and climb winding stairs to touch the Sigismund Bell. Exploring the Wawel Cathedral is not only a journey through time but also an opportunity to deepen your knowledge and experience exceptional moments.
After touring the Cathedral with the guide, you will walk through the Castle Courtyard, uncovering the history of the tablets on the wall, the walls of ancient churches, and many other nooks and crannies of the Castle.
• Please make sure to show up on time. Being late might prevent you from taking part in the tour • In order to receive a discount, students must have a valid student ID on the day of the tour. • The meeting time for group tours may be slightly changed — by up to 30 minutes on either side. About any changes, you will be informed no later than one day before the tour.
Starting your tour early in the day helps you enjoy the site with fewer visitors around.
The tour involves walking and standing, so stay hydrated throughout.
Climbing stairs and walking through uneven stone floors requires supportive footwear.
Booking tickets ahead of time ensures you don’t miss out on the guide-led experience.
Wawel Hill has been a site of religious and royal significance since the 10th century, with construction spanning several architectural periods.
Efforts ensure the preservation of Wawel’s delicate stone carvings and medieval artworks while accommodating the increasing number of visitors.
Supportive footwear makes walking and climbing stairs more comfortable.
Weather can change quickly, so layering helps keep you comfortable.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture the beautiful interiors and architecture for lasting memories.
Proof of booking allows for smooth entrance during busy times.