Discover Cracow on bike

Route and difficulty

Route difficulty: easy

Distance: approx. 20 km

Travel time: 4 hours (with breaks)

Road surface: asphalt paths

The Old Town – here, where history is full of legends and curiosities, there is a vibrant cultural and leisure life with its Christmas markets, festivals and manifestations. The Old Town is also the oldest street in Krakow with finds from 9th c., a place of shelter from the Mongol invasions of the 13th century, but also the most beautiful work of the German artist from the 15th century. The market was also a place of court and execution, which was an example of urban entertainment.

The cathedral was the place of coronations, weddings and royal funerals. For almost 1000 years it has been a place of worship of Saint Stanisław. Yet, his altar is still the Altar of the Fatherland.

Kazimierz – the district was the centre of Jewish life in Kraków for over 500 years. before it was destroyed during World War II. Jewish history have not only survived, but literally abound in the form of the district’s numerous synagogues. Kazimierz has become the best place in the city to experience Jewish history and culture. At the same time, a social cultural and nightlife life is constantly going on here. Kazimierz is a must-see for any visitor.

Zakrzówek in Kraków

Zakrzówek is a beautiful natural area in Kraków, known for its turquoise water and scenic cliffs. Once a limestone quarry, it has been transformed into a recreational park with walking paths, viewpoints, and swimming areas. It’s a perfect escape from the busy city, just a short distance from the Old Town.