easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking on uneven pavement.
Taste the heart of Kraków on a 3-hour food tour that pairs traditional Polish dishes with historic city sights. Walk through iconic neighborhoods while savoring pierogi, local beers, and Bison vodka with Krakow Urban Tours.
Ages 6+ • 3 hours • The best Polish bites and sites!
Embark on a delightful 3-hour food tour in Krakow, where you'll savor authentic Polish cuisine while exploring the city's rich history. Discover hidden gems, learn about pierogi, and enjoy local beers and Bison vodka. Experience the vibrant Kazimierz district, all while supporting local businesses and minimizing your carbon footprint.
3 hours
Learn about Krakow through the best local restaurants and bars on this walking tour of traditional Polish food and historical monuments. After all, the best way to understand how to live like a local is to eat like a local!
Get your first taste of Polish cuisine and local beer over a discussion on Polish gastronomy in Small Market Square. From there we walk throught the vibrant historical heart of Krakow, to visit another fabulous hidden gem for a taste of soup so good they hold an annual festival for it.
Get your cameras out as we walk along Royal Way and catch the best panoramic view of the Royal Castle and Cathedral. Our Krakow food tour continues with an education in a national culinary treasure – pierogi!
With our belly full of Polish delicacies, we’ll walk through Kazimierz – formerly the Jewish quarter, a neighborhood that has blossomed into a buzzing Bohemian mecca of unique restaurants, bars, and shops. We revisit the district’s roots with a taste of the local Jewish cuisine, a shot of Bison vodka, and a listen to the live music that spills out of every restaurant on the main street.
At the end of our Krakow tour, you’ll probably be pretty tempted to stick around Kazimierz, but you’re also welcome to walk back to the city center with us. Regardless, be sure to ask your local guide for a rundown of the best-hidden haunts to spend the rest of a magical evening in Krakow.
Local Impact: How you will help the local community by joining this tour
We visit only locally-owned bars, restaurants, and food vendors that are off the main tourist trail, ensuring that they benefit from tourism in their cities. Any leftover food not consumed on the tour is donated to the charity organization to be redistributed to the homeless. We use only local transport (tram) or our feet so our carbon footprint is practically zero!
Language: English
Inclusions: Local English-speaking guide, appetizer, first and second course, local snack, 2 traditional alcoholic beverages (1 beer, 1 vodka shot), local fruit drink
Exclusions: Additional food and drink, items of a personal nature, tips & gratuities for your guide.
Meeting point in front of the house at Mały Rynek 4 (4 Small Market Square, Old Town).
Your guide will be wearing or holding something red with the Krakow Urban Tours logo printed on it.
Starting time: 6.00 PM Ending point: Kazimierz Jewish Quarter
Bring sturdy shoes as this tour involves several hours of walking on cobblestone streets.
Inform the guide in advance about any food allergies or dietary needs to ensure accommodations.
Stay hydrated without adding to plastic waste during the walking segments between stops.
While the tour includes samples and drinks, gratuities for guides and local vendors are appreciated in cash.
Kraków served as Poland’s royal capital for centuries and Kazimierz was once a vibrant Jewish quarter before evolving into a cultural hotspot.
Krakow Urban Tours prioritizes low-impact tourism by visiting locally-owned spots and utilizing pedestrian routes and public transport to reduce carbon footprint.
Allows you to comfortably navigate cobbled streets and city steps without fatigue.
Protects against rain and unexpected weather swings during outdoor walking portions.
spring|fall|winter specific
Helps you stay hydrated while reducing single-use plastic waste on the tour.
Capture cityscapes, historic landmarks, and colorful food presentations along the route.