Top Krakow Lunch

Immerse yourself in Polish folklore by having a lively evening of singing, dancing, and incredible cuisine. It’s the perfect way to make the most of limited time in the city. Take the stress out of menu dilemmas by having a delicious 3-course dinner included. Expect to try a variety Polish delicacies as you watch performers dressed in colorful regional costumes telling stories through folk music and dance.

Satisfy your tastebuds and expand your Polish culinary knowledge with this combination of a market tour and a cooking class. First, visit a farmer’s market—without any language barriers—to get tips on how to choose the freshest local ingredients. Then round off the experience with a “pierogi” (Polish dumpling) class and a chance to try these delicious Polish specialties with seasonal starters and regional alcohol.

Both the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum can only be explored in a group led by an official guide. Given it takes around three hours to travel between the two on public transport, your only practical option for seeing both in a day is with a transfer service. This cost-effective package includes admission tickets, guided tours, and door-to-door transfers to and from central Krakow hotels.

Get the most out of limited time in Krakow by combining a folk show and a traditional Polish dinner in the same evening. A bus transfer takes you from an easy-to-find Krakow meeting point directly to the restaurant, outside the city, which avoids expensive taxi fares. During the show, see renditions of popular Polish dances, watch a live band, and taste a variety of tasty Polish delicacies too.

Enjoy a private dining experience in one of Krakow’s most popular microbreweries—and an indulgent introduction to Polish cuisine—with this dinner option. Following pickup directly at your Krakow hotel, head straight to the brewery. You’ll enjoy a stomach-lining and delicious meal of Polish soup in a bread bowl followed by a beer-marinated ham hock (a non-pork meal is available on request). To accompany your food, sip freshly brewed beer on the side.

Enjoy an elegant evening listening to the music of Frederic Chopin, Poland’s most-celebrated composer, by booking your ticket for a concert in Krakow’s Chopin Gallery. Settle into your seat at the historic Old Town venue as award-winning musicians perform a selection of the master’s most beloved works, bringing to life the rich history and culture of Poland.

Go the next step beyond trying the local cuisine in Krakow and actually learn what goes into making the popular Polish dish pierogi in this traditional cooking class. With this small group activity, you’ll shop for ingredients at a local farmer’s market and then learn to authentically make pierogi and maybe even a few Polish words. This tour is suitable for vegetarians and people with simple allergies, while other food restrictions require discussion