What time does the Pub Crawl start?

Start times are 20:45; Old Town outings run Thursday–Saturday and Kazimierz outings run Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday at 20:45.

How long is the open bar?

The experience includes one hour of unlimited open bar as described in the listing.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point will be confirmed in your booking confirmation email (Te bevestigen in bevestigingsmail).

Is there an age limit?

Yes, minimum age is 18 years; children are not permitted on this excursion.

Absolutely—guides and group format make it easy for solo travelers to meet others.

Are food and non-alcoholic drinks available?

Many venues serve snacks and non-alcoholic options, but availability varies by stop so plan accordingly.

Kraków Nightlife Pub Crawl: Old Town & Kazimierz 4-Hour Open-Bar Experience

At the heart of Kraków, Poland, an evening Pub Crawl transforms historic alleys into a moving celebration of local bars and music. Operated under the booking item "Pub Crawl", this four-hour experience offers two distinct routes: the Old Town's cobbled lanes or the Jewish district of Kazimierz. Guests move between multiple cozy venues, sample drinks, and enjoy a one-hour unlimited open bar that turns strangers into company. Meeting point: Te bevestigen in bevestigingsmail. The crawl begins after dusk, when facades glow and conversation spills onto sidewalks. Old Town stops traverse streets lined with medieval architecture and lively squares; Kazimierz brings you to intimate taverns and bars influenced by Jewish heritage and contemporary culture. What sets this outing apart is its tempo: rather than a single venue, you get a curated sequence of spots, each with its own vibe - craft beer dens, snug cocktail rooms, and pulsating dance bars - so the night evolves, not stagnates. Practical details matter. The duration is 4 uur, and the organizer runs outings Thursday–Saturday at 20:45 in the Old Town and Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday at 20:45 in the Jewish district (Kazimierz). Minimum age is 18 years; children are not permitted. That one-hour open bar is the social engine - bring a valid ID and a readiness to mingle. Why book this with a local operator? Guides shepherd groups through tight streets, skip lines when possible, and point out neighborhood notes you might miss on your own: a tucked-away courtyard, a building with wartime history, or a late-night pastry window that locals prize. For travelers staying in Kraków proper, the crawl is an easy, low-effort way to taste neighborhood differences in a single evening. This crawl also fits into responsible urban tourism. Keep noise within local norms, accept that some venues are smaller than tourist bars, and tip staff for attentive service. Safety is straightforward: stick with the group, watch steps on uneven cobbles, and monitor alcohol intake if you plan to continue the night on your own. Bookers should expect a sociable, atmospheric route through Kraków’s most lively quarters, led by guides who know how to pace an evening. Whether your aim is to meet people, sample Polish drinks, or feel the city's after-dark energy, this Pub Crawl captures the immediacy of Kraków’s nightlife without pretension - just well-chosen stops, steady rhythm, and enough open bar to keep the conversation going. Solo travelers find it easy to join, while small friend groups can use the evening as a low-cost way to compare local drink styles. Bring a small jacket for variable weather and consider public transit or an arranged ride for the trip home - many central Kraków tram and taxi routes run late. Book early on weekends to secure a spot. Arrive early.