What is the cancellation policy for this tour?

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

How long does this tour take?

Please check the tour page for the exact duration.

Where does this tour start?

This tour starts at: Christmas Tree at the Main Market Square.

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Cracows Christmas Markets Tour and Polish Christmas Dinner

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Overview

Discover the magic of the holiday season with your "Cracow's Christmas Markets and Polish Christmas Dinner" tour. Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere as you stroll through the enchanting Christmas markets in the heart of Kraków. Browse stalls filled with handcrafted ornaments, unique gifts, and delicious local treats, all beautifully illuminated by twinkling lights. Discover the unique christmas stories and traditions from Poland.

In addition to exploring the markets, you'll enjoy a traditional Polish Christmas dinner, featuring authentic dishes such as pierogi, borscht, and roasted meats, complemented by seasonal desserts and warm beverages. This experience offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration and festive cheer, allowing you to embrace the spirit of Christmas in one of Poland's most charming cities. Join us for a memorable holiday adventure full of tradition, flavor, and holiday magic!

....and of course, Santa will have a little gift for everyone who would join us!

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What's Included

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Gift – At the end of our tour, you will receive a small gift from Polish Santa Claus!
Try the best Polish snacks at the Christmas market, learn about their traditions, and avoid the queues.
The tour includes a traditional Polish Christmas dinner, featuring the most significant and beloved dishes such as pierogi filled with mushrooms and sauerkraut, hearty borsch , and delicious kompot.
Our English-guide will share stories and anecdotes about Krakow’s rich christmas traditions.
Let us surprise you by letting you try Polish craft cherry liqueur served warm. And there's something else that we will keep as a special surprise. And it's not mulled wine—it's way better!

Itinerary

Stop 1

Visiting Sukiennice (the Cloth Hall) in Kraków offers visitors a rich experience of Poland's medieval history and vibrant culture. Located in the Main Market Square, this historic Renaissance building houses a fascinating collection of art, antiques, and regional crafts. Guests can learn about Kraków's trading past, admire the intricate architecture, and browse the numerous stalls featuring traditional Polish souvenirs. It's also an excellent opportunity to explore nearby attractions, such as St. Mary's Basilica and the Wawel Castle, making Sukiennice a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

Stop 2

Visiting St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków offers visitors a rich glimpse into Poland's religious and architectural heritage. Travelers can admire its stunning Gothic architecture, intricate altarpiece crafted by Veit Stoss, and breathtaking interior filled with beautiful stained glass windows and religious artworks. The basilica also provides insight into local traditions, including the famous hourly trumpet signal from the tower. Overall, a visit to St. Mary's Basilica is an opportunity to explore Poland's historical artistry, spiritual heritage, and vibrant cultural history.

Stop 3

At the Christmas Market in Kraków, we will explore the festive traditions, learn about the market’s history, and discover the beautifully decorated stalls offering handmade crafts, regional foods, and seasonal treats—trying the 5-6 most delicious ones. Additionally, we will experience the charming atmosphere, enjoy traditional music, and gain insight into Polish holiday customs celebrated during this joyful season

Stop 4

Standing in front of the most important Christmas tree in the city, we learn about how decorating it in Poland is a cherished tradition that typically takes place on Christmas Eve. Families gather to decorate the tree with ornaments, lights, and often handmade decorations. The decorated tree is usually placed in a prominent spot in the home and is a central part of the Christmas celebration. After the midnight Mass, families often exchange gifts beneath the tree, and the decorated tree remains a symbol of festive joy throughout the holiday season.