The Main Market Square in Krakow hides the magical history of Poland. Almost all the tenement houses and palaces surrounding it are historic buildings with several hundred years of history. The Royal Route runs through the Market Square and leads from the Florian Gate through the Old Town towards the Wawel Royal Castle. The beautiful Cloth Hall, accompanied by the magnificent St. Mary's Basilica, is situated in the center of the Market Square.

A bike tour of the Old Town is an extraordinary ride during which you will visit the tiny church of St. Wojciech, who is over 1000 years old, you will hear the bugle call from St. Mary's Tower - played to all sides of the world, but never fully played, you will try regional specialties and you will simply enjoy the atmosphere here. We will go through Planty, which is made up of eight Krakow gardens extending over 21 ha. We will see the Barbican and the Florian Gate - works of defensive architecture.

We will not miss the Palace of Art, an over 100-year-old building that adorns Szczepański Square ...

The Wawel Royal Castle together with the Wawel Hill is an extraordinary sanctuary that defines the identity of Poles. National and cultural symbol. The former seat of Polish kings, their necropolis and the place where the history of Poland was shaped. Currently, one of the most important museums in Poland.

St. Mary's Basilica, one of the largest and most important churches in Krakow, after the Wawel Cathedral. Since 1962, it has the title of a minor basilica. Krakow, and in particular the Old Town, abounds in sacred buildings, of which there are probably around 360. Each of them is characterized by a specific beauty and each hides its secrets.

Theater of Juliusz Słowacki, situated on St. The spirit. It was established in 1891 on the site of a historic church. Hence, one of the greatest Polish painters, Jan Matejko, refusing to demolish the medieval church, protested, resigning from the title of honorary citizen of the city. Currently, the theater is one of the most valuable monuments of theater architecture in Europe.

Collegium Novum and Collegium Witkowski of the Jagiellonian University, the buildings of the oldest in Poland, as well as one of the oldest universities in the world - the Jagiellonian University, which was established in 1364.

Philharmonic Karol Szymanowski, it is the most important and one of the largest concert halls in Krakow, which is hosted by the world's best symphonic groups. After World War II, the Philharmonic was the first in Poland to perform concert activities.