Krakow: Street Food Walking Tour
Embark on an amazing journey for great food and fun on a walking tour of Krakow's city center. Discover the traditional Krakow obwarzanek or savor the popular Polish street food, all while soaking up the unique atmosphere of this vibrant city. By the way, to have full culinary experience, be ready to try traditional polish vodka.
But the fun doesn't stop there! We will also take you to a bustling market where you can sample an array of regional products and discover the hidden gems of Polish cuisine that you won't find anywhere else.
This tour is not just about food, it's a journey through history, culture, and taste. Get ready to discover the real flavors of Krakow and Poland. Join us now for an unforgettable culinary adventure!
Highlights:
• Discover the most traditional snacks of Polish cuisine in an original setting
• Ask for a recipe for the treats you loved the most
• Enjoy Krakow flavors in a small group of 15
• Taste your way through the city center of Krakow
• Share responses and impressions with your group
We invite you to an amazing journey combined with delicious street food and fun. Can you think of a better way to explore Krakow than by getting to know the food of the local cuisine? Taking advantage of the fact that Polish cuisine is highly valued in the world, we want you to taste Polish at its best.Getting to know Poland from this perspective is extremely addictive, it allows you to better understand the functioning of society. It has been known for a long time that meals are an inseparable element of every civilization, and individual countries are governed by specific laws. Tasty journeys can perfectly bring the culture and history of a region to the fore. It is also worth paying attention to the method of seasoning dishes, which also depends on a given country. Spend time in the center of Krakow and enjoy delicious Polish street food.
Itinerary:
Krakow Old Town / 1h
Begin your walk in the heart of Kraków’s Old Town, where history and flavor blend seamlessly. Taste the city’s most famous street snacks — the chewy obwarzanek, the crispy zapiekanka, and handmade pierogi from a local eatery. Raise a toast with a shot of traditional Polish vodka as your guide shares stories of how these simple foods became beloved national classics. Between bites, enjoy the charm of Kraków’s historic streets, full of life, legends, and hidden gems.
Stary Kleparz / 30 min
Continue to Stary Kleparz, Kraków’s oldest operating food market, where tradition still thrives amid colorful stalls and local chatter. Here, sample a variety of regional delicacies — smoked sausages, highlander cheeses (oscypek and bundz), tangy pickles, and old-fashioned sweets. As you stroll between stands piled high with fresh produce and handmade goods, your guide explains how this centuries-old market remains a cornerstone of Kraków’s everyday life and culinary heritage.
Endpoint: Rynek Kleparski 20, 31-150 Krakow
ENG Contact Number: +48 727 001 040
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Cracow: Schindler’s Story Guided Tour Kazimierz & Ghetto
Discover the true story behind Schindler’s List on a guided walking route through real locations where Kraków’s Jewish history and cinema intersect—across authentic streets, courtyards, and neighborhoods.
Highlights:
• Start outside Oskar Schindler’s Factory, where history and film converge
• Explore Podgórze, site of the Nazi German ghetto during WWII
• Walk through Kazimierz, the center of prewar Jewish life
• Learn the real story of Oskar Schindler and those he helped save
• Visit authentic filming and historical locations linked to Schindler’s List
Understand the transition from everyday life to persecution, survival, and memory
Learn how Oskar Schindler used his factory, social position, and personal risk to protect Jewish workers during the Holocaust.
Itinerary:
Podgórze Ghetto / 1h / walk by
The tour begins in front of Schindler’s Factory on Lipowa Street. Without entering the site, your guide explains how Oskar Schindler turned his enamelware factory into a place of refuge, using employment as protection against deportation and death. This introduction sets the historical foundation for both the real events and their cinematic portrayal.
The walk continues into Podgórze, the location of the Nazi German ghetto. Along Tarnowskiego Street, see where the iconic scene of the girl in the red coat was filmed. This moment opens a deeper discussion about symbolism, Schindler’s moral awakening, and the role of film in shaping Holocaust memory.
Crossing the Piłsudski Bridge —once a boundary between two worlds—the guide explains forced relocations, smuggling, and the brutal separation between Jewish life in Kazimierz and imprisonment in the ghetto.
Kazimierz Jewish Quarter / 1h / walk by
The route continues to Józefa Street 12, where powerful scenes of resettlement and hiding during the ghetto liquidation were filmed in original courtyards and passages. On Ciemna Street, hear the story behind the filmed escape of Poldek Pfefferberg—a moment of fear, survival, and quick thinking. At the junction of Dajwór and Na Przejściu Streets, see the location of the symbolic ghetto gate built for the film, representing the forced passage from freedom into confinement. Walking through preserved streets, learn how Kazimierz was emptied of its Jewish population during the occupation—and how decades later it became a stand-in for the destroyed ghetto.
The tour concludes in Kazimierz, once the vibrant heart of Jewish life in Kraków, ending on Szeroka Street. Surrounded by historic synagogues, your guide introduces the district’s prewar community and explains why Spielberg chose Kazimierz to recreate scenes from the wartime ghetto.
ENG Contact Number: +48 727 001 040
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