Today we had a pleasant bike tour for a couple from South of Holland, and an American family from Orlando, Florida visiting Krakow and Prague…

The long May Day weekend is over, but Krakow just can’t sop celebrating. Today is St Florian’s Day - a saint patron of Krakow and firemen. No big fires in the city today… Just touring
The regular morning tour of the Jewish Quarter and the Ghetto attracted four walkers: two sisters from Toronto, Canada, and a [...]

The last day of the long May Day weekend is the Polish Constitution Day. For us it’s just another reason for proper tour of the beautiful Krakow. Today we had a private Bike Tour for Lea - a Croatian IT specialist working for one year in Poland…

Well… Today is the second day of the long May Day weekend. And here in Poland we have an occasion to celebrate someting every day. The 2nd of may is the Day of the National Flag. Marking the event we have organised a couple of tours today…
In the morning, we had a walk of the Jewish [...]

It’s a beginning of a long May Day weekend in Poland. Unfortunately, it was a bit raining today in Krakow, but our bike tour was lucky to start and finish without a drop of rain. It was a sort of a celebration of the International Labour Day on four wheels with four travellers living in [...]

This morning we organised a private walk of the Jewish Quarter for Helen from Suffolk, who is travelling back home to England after a month in Cherkasy, Ukraine where she was working in orphanages…

In the afternoon, we were cycling around summer-warm Krakow with seven friends from Yorkshire, England…

Today we were happy to show Krakow to our colleages-guides from Eastern Trekkers cycling with them around our beautiful city…

This morning we were happy to meet three guests who were with us during our Old Town Tours. This time they enjoyed the Jewish Quarter Walk: a couple from Derby, England, and a traveller from Albacete, Spain…

The Bike Tour today was just for three sisters from Buffalo, NY, USA. The last mile we were forced [...]

It seemed like that it wasn’t a day for cycling: rainy and chilly. But after all we had an absolutely great bike tour for six travellers: two Australian-Welsh friends from London, a Spanish couple from Alicante, a two university friends from New York and Perth, Australia…

It’s getting busier every day with the bikes tour. Today we had the classic Blackjack - twenty-one cycler was following our guide this afternoon: a huge group of thirteen Aussies, an American from Albany, NY, a Canadian from Calgary, a German couple from Aachen, two Irish ladies from Dublin, and a couple from Manchester, England…