Stara Zajezdnia is a place that combines history with modernity. There is a beer hall with a local brewery, restaurant and courtyard. The renovated building of the Stara Zajezdnia is a unique object. The hall is a rare example of a wooden Krakow arch framing with brick filling, commonly called “Prussian wall”. The main hall is one of the architectural team-building, covered by legal protection – included on the register of historic monuments in 1985 and on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage, which is considered a historical monument.

Sightseeing of Wieliczka Salt Mine with the English speaking local guide –  a world class tourist attraction and UNESCO site – which will definitely be an unforgettable underground experience. Over 700-year-old, this monument of history has been created by many generations of Polish miners. You can see up to 20 excavated chambers on 3 levels: the main one is located 130 meters below the ground level. Exceptional in its beauty, with the rich interior decoration of the chapels – including the most beautiful of Blessed Kinga, the original linings of the galleries and workings, and the underground salt lakes. Chambers are decorated with beautiful statues sculpted in salt.

The Pieskowa Skała Castle is located in the Ojców National Park, set in an old forest, on a limestone cliff over the Prądnik River Valley. Together with the magnificent rock formation Maczuga Herkulesa (Hercules’ Club) stands close nearby create some of the most iconic and unique views within Ojców National Park. It is one of the major tourist attractions of the Cracow area.

Its chambers, colonnades and courtyard reflect the style of the Italian Renaissance. The museum has a large collection of fine old furniture and interior decoration details. This well-preserved castle was most significantly updated in the 16th century when the original medieval tower was transformed into a beautiful two-level loggia (an arcaded open-air balcony) embellished with sgraffito wall decorations, a taller steepled tower with a large clock-face was added alongside it, and the courtyard was arcaded in north-Italian style.

See all the highlights of the Old Town area that made Cracow so famous:

• The spectacular Main Market Square with the Renaissance Cloth Hall – a perfect place to buy local souvenirs, the Town Hall Tower and St Mary’s Basilica with unique wooden masterpiece of Veit Stoss.
• Wawel Hill that is dominated by the Cathedral, the Castle and the defense towers .
• The buildings of Poland’s oldest university, Jagiellonian University, where Nicolaus Copernicus studied.