Visited over years ago. Amazing tour. The caves were well ventilated and cool. The salt sculptures were beautiful. The attention to detail was very evident. Take at least half a day to enjoy the mine. An elevator will take one back up but the walk down the stairs is worth taking.

Much more interesting than I imagined. With such a long history too! We walked down about 50 flights of stairs and through various mined caves and connectors on our tour. Happy there's a shaft elevator to bring you back to the surface at the end!

Amazing experience! The whole atmosphere was great, it didn’t give me any feeling of claustrophobia and was easy to follow. We went there with our 2 kids, 9 and 7 years old who were completely excited from the moment we entered until the end, a bit more than 2 hours. A must see in Krakow!

A very enjoyable experience. This salt mine is incredibly vast, it's hard to believe that you only visit 1% of the tunnels, which stretch for over 300 km in total. The mine has a rich history, spanning more than 700 years. Definitely worth a visit.

The English tour was great, and the construction inside the mine is impressive to say the least. Be mindful that there are many stairs and some narrow passageways. A lift is available, for coming up as well, but stairs are the default when going into the mine. Can easily be reached by car or public transport. There is a lot to see in this mine, so I would recommend dedicating at least half a day for this activity. The tour can be run in many different languages, too. Overall, a great place for a day out near Kraków.

Overall great experience here. I took the English tour and it was very enjoyable. It is a very high traffic attraction so keep that in mind. It took about two hours to do our tour of the mine. You only get to see a fraction of this beautiful place, but nonetheless it is worth while going. I highly recommend getting a tour while in Krakow!!!

This was a very impressive experience. I saw a short video of this salt mine 7y ago on IG and wanted to go and visit. It looks so much more impressive in real life than in a pictures. This involves a lot of walking. Very busy all the time. The tour guide said during the busy season more than 80k people visit a day. When we went it was really busy and instead of having 2h tour it end up being 3.5 due to the tour group backlog. It was still an incredible experience though. Its over 250km of tunnels over there. A lot of sculptures craved out of salt look beautiful. There is a restaurant at the end of the tour, food was very nice. 100 % recommended visiting.

A UNESCO World Heritage site with some amazing sculptures in the various chapels. Nice and cool during the summer months. Various tour choices, so check the website & easy to do on your own as easily reached from Krakow .

WOW! So much to say. It was a beautiful experience; our tour lead was absolutely perfect. She spoke with confidence and made sure that she phrased in a way everyone would understand. She even added some comedy to help keep attention; absolutely loved it. She also answered all questions we had and kept us up to date on how deep underground we were and where in the mine we were. She was very kind and definitely made the experience WORTH IT! But even then the views and things you see are absolutely mind blowing. The churches and waters within are beautiful.. and very salty!

We went on the miners route tour which was a fantastic alternative to the tourist route. About 3 hours. Our guide who spoke multiple languages was excellent. He had a great sense of humour and we all had a great time. Overalls and safety equipment is provided and there are secure lockers to secure your bags and belongings. We highly recommend you take this tour.

Quite demanding on your legs, but absolutely worth it. Our tour guide was excellent and provided so much information in a fun and accessible manner! It's actually incredible to consider just how large the mines are given how much you see, but that amount only constituting a small % of the whole mine. Definitely worth experiencing if you are in Krakow - it's easily accessible by train so no need to book a dedicated tour, just book your own ticket and ride on over! (If you're lucky, you can even get in on an earlier tour!)

Absolutely incredible, would highly recommend. I have no idea how people are so skilled to create such art out of the Salt Mines. We did the tour which lasted about 2 hours, and it was fantastic. I believe we went 164m deep, and only saw 1% of it! Amazing.

My visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mines in Krakow was an awe-inspiring journey that left me utterly captivated. From the moment I descended into this subterranean world, the sheer grandeur of the salt-carved chambers and intricate sculptures took my breath away. The tour guides were not only knowledgeable but also passionate storytellers, weaving historical anecdotes and geological insights seamlessly into the narrative of the mines. Their expertise added a layer of depth to the experience, transforming each step into a fascinating exploration of Poland's rich mining heritage. The salt formations, illuminated in a mesmerizing play of light, created a surreal atmosphere that added to the enchantment of the journey. The attention to preserving the authenticity of the mines while ensuring a safe and enjoyable visitor experience was commendable. Navigating through the labyrinthine corridors and chambers, I marveled at the sheer craftsmanship behind the salt-carved sculptures and chapels, a testament to the centuries of labor that went into creating this underground masterpiece. The logistical aspects, from ticketing to guided tours, were seamless, allowing me to fully immerse myself in the wonder of the Wieliczka Salt Mines. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a must-visit for anyone in Krakow, offering a unique and unforgettable glimpse into Poland's subterranean treasures. In summary, the Wieliczka Salt Mines exceeded my expectations, delivering an enriching and visually stunning experience that remains etched in my memory. I wholeheartedly recommend this historical marvel to anyone seeking a truly extraordinary adventure in Krakow.

Salt Mine in Wieliczka is an extraordinary experience in the fascinating world of salt mining. The underground chambers, intricate sculptures, and breathtaking chapels carved entirely from salt are truly awe-inspiring. The knowledgeable guides provide insightful commentary, adding depth to the tour. A must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Krakow region.

We took a guided tour from Krakow which we booked well in advance. We were a small group and there was no waiting to get in. The tour took about 2 hours and there were about 500 steps to go down the 3 levels that are accessible to the public. Fortunately there is a small lift to take you back to the surface and it only takes 45 seconds. The Chambers and carvings were amazing. A must do tour for Krakow!

Great experience! Would highly recommend the group tours rather than an individual one. Very informative and interactive too. Our tour guide Simon was amazing. He made it super interesting and fun:) suitable for all ages I think. Very impressed with our tour!

This is a truly breathtaking experience! The underground salt mine is absolutely extraordinary. Incredible craftsmanship - fascinating sculptures which were carved out of salt rock that shine like granite, and there were also logs that had transformed into salt over years. Such a unique atmosphere. Great tour - very educational and tour guide were knowledgeable. Such a historical gem. This place is definitely worth a visit!

Fascinating/stunning. Very well organised and executed. The guide was really knowledgeable and had a good sense of humour. Plenty to see and take in. Tip; stay on and do the museum tour. You go through a labyrinth of tunnels in a smaller group taking in the history of the mines along the way. You also get a trip back to the surface in an express elevator.

Fantastic tour. Our tour guide Renata was so entertaining and funny. The whole tour was a couple of hours but I wish it were longer. There are so many beautiful rooms and structures that I could stay there for hours taking photos. Highly recommend.

Incredible (and salty) experience! 130 meters deep below the surface in a 700 years old Polish salt mine isn’t something you get to do every day. The whole ordeal was made a lot better with a very talented and comprehensive guide taking us through it all. You get history, religion, architecture and lots more in one big, interesting package. The most fascinating part was probably the open chapel and balcony that is in fact being used for actual weddings, ceremonies and more. Without hesitation I’m sure most can conclude it is well worth a visit, even still for the price it costs.

This is a must go! The experience is really good, I do recommend a guide, although it will cost you a little more you can actually learn and understand purposes of different chambers and history behind it. The guides can be bought in town centre and a Sprinter picks you up from hotel. This is a full day activity, there is a restaurant and a shop down underground which takes cash. The most fun experience in my opinion are the huge chambers such as chapel as well as the lift. The lift is tiny 8 people and sometimes miners get on it!!! It is scary but exciting at same time!

A great experience to go down the mine, the English tour guide was brilliant. The sights in the mine and the carvings are amazing. My one warning would be the getting down and up. It's 54 sets of stairs down (a lift is optional) coming back up there is a small modern mine shift you get in with 8 people it is a very tight squeeze. If you are claustrophobic it may cause issues.

This place is really an experience that should be made in life! The mine is huge (more than you can imagine from outside) but some spots are really terrific and wondering at the same time! It's unbelievable thinking that people created most of them only with hand tools. You have to walk a lot and there are a lot of steps, so you should be ready but it really deserve the effort!

Wow...what an amazing experience. Easy to get there with public transport from Krakow, the buses go there like 3/4 times per hour. Really in love with the mine, deepest point we went was 130 meters below street level. Amazing art, really good guide speaking clearly and in proper English as well.

Amazing place. Few steps along, so make sure you are in comfy shoes. Guide was very funny and his English was spot on. We got to know a lot of stuff and he made it very interesting. Restaurant and couple shops along the way but make sure you use toilets before going. Paid car park only.

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is a must see tourist attraction. It was very interesting and amazing to get immersed in the labyrinth of tunnels, caves and caverns. Our tour guide was highly knowledgeable and spoke English fluently. The scale of the mine is mind blowing. Our tour lasted approximately three hours and our tour guide said we had only seen 1% of the mine. Learning about the history of the mine and the important part it played on Polands prosperity was very enjoyable. There are underground gift shops and a restaurant if you get peckish. The lift to the surface felt very sketchy, but was highly enjoyable.

Visiting the Wieliczka salt mine was an amazing and very interesting experience. We really recommend visiting, although you have to be able to walk quite a lot. There is a lot to see and every chamber seems to offer a new surprise. Sometimes it was hard to believe one’s eyes when seeing all the sculptures carved from salt. Our guide on the tour was very nice, fun and able to tell all kinds of stories about the different chambers. At the end of the tourist route there is also a shop and a restaurant. We really enjoyed our visit. No wonder this is an UNESCO world heritage site!

One of the most impressive things I have ever seen! Absolutely incredible! Entirely man made and so detailed, looks like something from a fantasy film! Highly recommend a visit, impossible to understand the scale from these photos, a must visit if you're in Krakow.

My visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mine was absolutely phenomenal. From start to finish, every moment was filled with wonder and amazement. The guided tour provided deep insights into the history of salt mining while showcasing the stunning architecture and natural formations hidden beneath the surface.Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, making the experience even more enjoyable. I cannot recommend this attraction enough - it's a must-visit for anyone traveling to Krakow!

Incredible venue. I didn’t expect such a place. The guides are very professional and funny. You can have a lunch or dinner down there as well. The history is very interesting to ear. I definitely recommend if you are in Krakow, a must seen. I will come back. Spoiler alert : If you are scared about elevators, be careful, you can be very scared with the one they operate.

This museum is free, and has a potential. You buy tickets in one place, with a shop, the entrance to the museum is behind a corner, wide open but guarded. I expected someone downstairs either to issue an audio guide, or a booklet, or to show around themselves (I know I'm oldfashioned), but no, they are just a better looking addition to the security guards, either letting you in or not. The building, the castle, itself is interesting and has a good feeling about it. There is a keep tower to it too, free, go around the whole building. I saw a room with a collection of salt shakers, unfortunately not much details. But funny to recognise two(!) I saw in my friends' kitchens a couple of decades ago. Will tell them they should keep theirs. There was two temporarily modern art exhibitions, and I really liked those.

Very impressive. Well managed and humorous guides. It's absolutely stunning inside.

It has good salt work and 2 floors of porcelain work. I didn't like it that much as I was expecting it to contain the history of salt mining in poland or world , but I guess that's something which is covered by salt mine already. I also wanted to visit the castle but it was closed due to renovation

Very nice small castle. There is free entrance and very interesting description of history. Restaurant offers free wifi inside.

The castle is 20zl, but the only place accessible is the small museum, which is just a few rooms. They should say the castle and grounds are close for repairs before you buy a ticket.

Nobody was inside, even the shop was unattended (but open). And it's not the entrance to the mine.

One of the hotspot where most of the people who visit Krakow would visit. They have a English guided visit for every 30 minutes and cost around 180 zloty. They also have Polish speaking visit for every 10 minutes which would cost you just 50 zloty (you can go for it if you have less time to spend) it takes more then 2 hours to complete all places. Starting with walking down the stares for 20 minutes to go to the lower most location in the mine. The place is beautiful with lots of sculpture made of black salt.

Fabulous place and superb way to spend a quality day!

Very impressive place. The mines are huge and beautiful. The guidance arrangement is very well organized. A bit too crowded while trying to send as many groups as possible each day (4000 visitors p/day). Yet very recommend

Free on saturday. Actually quite a small castle, more alike a defensive device than a castle to live.

The Graduation Tower is a relaxing place where you can chill and inhale the falling salt water. There is a nice view of Wieliczka, and the spot up is limited ( around max 10 people, so I can imagine it can be pain during the busy days ). You can visit it before or after a mine tour. Recommended to buy a ticket online together with the salt mine tour tickets ( which could be already included in it )

Very humid, interesting but nothing special.

Very interesting place to visit. It's possible to be within the wooden walls and just breathe salty air to get some health benefits and relaxation but also to climb the tower and learn more about the tower itself on the photos displayed. I visited it in the end of 2019. and hopefully I will visit it again.

Really relaxing! I probably wouldn't come if you're easily bored, but I really enjoyed it. Amazing architecture and seriously chilled vibes, plus some health benefits!

Very unique structure, its made of stacked branches with salt water from the mine trickling down through the walls. The mist given off is supposed to be good for the lungs as you walk through. You can get a good view from the tower as well.

Not sure why this thing exists. It's mildly interesting for its architecture, but health benefits are over-started and non-existent. Went on a cloudy rainy day and the place gave me Auschwitz vibes.

Lovely attraction to visit. Relax and enjoy the salty misty air as you walk around this and climb to the top. Only 50 people at a time and only 10 on the very top for safety. But the views are well worth it. A tip. Buy your tickets back at salt mines entrance as a bit cheaper there. So glad we did this as we missed it on our 1st trip here.

After having cold like symptoms, I have visited this place and have spent the recommended 30 minutes walking around the structure enjoying the majestic scenery of the area. Following day I now feel as good as new quality mini spa... should said it's only 9zloty (£1.50) to enter

Besides the supposed health benefits of this place, not that special. Would not recommend visiting (unless it's free)

This museum is free, and has a potential. You buy tickets in one place, with a shop, the entrance to the museum is behind a corner, wide open but guarded. I expected someone downstairs either to issue an audio guide, or a booklet, or to show around themselves (I know I'm oldfashioned), but no, they are just a better looking addition to the security guards, either letting you in or not. The building, the castle, itself is interesting and has a good feeling about it. There is a keep tower to it too, free, go around the whole building. I saw a room with a collection of salt shakers, unfortunately not much details. But funny to recognise two(!) I saw in my friends' kitchens a couple of decades ago. Will tell them they should keep theirs. There was two temporarily modern art exhibitions, and I really liked those.

Very impressive. Well managed and humorous guides. It's absolutely stunning inside.

It has good salt work and 2 floors of porcelain work. I didn't like it that much as I was expecting it to contain the history of salt mining in poland or world , but I guess that's something which is covered by salt mine already. I also wanted to visit the castle but it was closed due to renovation

Very nice small castle. There is free entrance and very interesting description of history. Restaurant offers free wifi inside.

The castle is 20zl, but the only place accessible is the small museum, which is just a few rooms. They should say the castle and grounds are close for repairs before you buy a ticket.

Nobody was inside, even the shop was unattended (but open). And it's not the entrance to the mine.

One of the hotspot where most of the people who visit Krakow would visit. They have a English guided visit for every 30 minutes and cost around 180 zloty. They also have Polish speaking visit for every 10 minutes which would cost you just 50 zloty (you can go for it if you have less time to spend) it takes more then 2 hours to complete all places. Starting with walking down the stares for 20 minutes to go to the lower most location in the mine. The place is beautiful with lots of sculpture made of black salt.

Fabulous place and superb way to spend a quality day!

Very impressive place. The mines are huge and beautiful. The guidance arrangement is very well organized. A bit too crowded while trying to send as many groups as possible each day (4000 visitors p/day). Yet very recommend

Free on saturday. Actually quite a small castle, more alike a defensive device than a castle to live.

Not worth walking to. It's damaged and out of the way. Can't even make out what its supposed to look like. Would be cool to have someone re-paint it. Very cool idea.

We bought tickets for the salt mine tour but had an hour to kill and went for a walk. Found the square and the artwork there, had an ice cream and wandered back via the castle

A lovely setting, but the artwork is significantly weathered, and actually looks best when shot on a camera.

Funny place. Different. But whole picture is magical just from above what you cannot do.

Painting is worn out now so you cannot see it properly. Please repaint!

Very interesting place. I do recomend visiting there!

Amazing 3D painting 😍

(Translated by Google) What more could you want? When happy children play. Thank you, it was a great birthday party. I would highly recommend (Original) Czego można chcieć więcej? Kiedy dzieci szczęśliwe bawią się. dziękujemy to była super impreza urodzinowa. Gorąco polecam

(Translated by Google) This is our first family trip to an escape room and we are very pleasantly surprised. Great fun, a lot of thinking. The kids were delighted because the topic was for them. Parents also had to use their brains :) Great team game. Service at its best. We highly recommend it (Original) To nasz pierwszy rodzinny wypad do escape room i jesteśmy bardzo mile zaskoczeni. Zabawa przednia, dużo myślenia. Dzieciaki zachwycone bo i temat dla nich. Rodzice także musieli wytężać mózgi :) Świetna gra zespołowa. Obsługa w jak najlepszym wykonaniu. Bardzo polecamy

(Translated by Google) The statue is in a beautiful little park that is crossed at the exit of the salt mine by the well Regis, or ends the tourist route, to return to the main building (well Danilowicz) (Original) La statue est dans une très jolie petite parque que l’on traverse a la sortie de la mine de sel par le puits Regis, ou termine l’itinéraire touristique, pour revenir sur le bâtiment principale (puits Danilowicz)

(Translated by Google) A solid monument to a great Pole. In winter it is not eye-catching, but in summer it is very colorful and pleasant. (Original) Solidny pomnik wielkiego Polaka. W okresie zimowym nie przyciąga wzroku, jednak latem wkoło jest bardzo kolorowo i sympatycznie.

(Translated by Google) The popular statue of JP II in Wieliczka. Could be washed away by the city sometimes :I (Original) Popularny pomnik JP II w Wieliczce. Mógłby być czasem umyty przez miasto :I

(Translated by Google) The monument is near the Salt Mine in a small park. (Original) Паметникът е близо до Солната мина в малък парк.

(Translated by Google) Monument to John Paul II in Wieliczka (Original) Pomnik Jana Pawła II w Wieliczce

This museum is free, and has a potential. You buy tickets in one place, with a shop, the entrance to the museum is behind a corner, wide open but guarded. I expected someone downstairs either to issue an audio guide, or a booklet, or to show around themselves (I know I'm oldfashioned), but no, they are just a better looking addition to the security guards, either letting you in or not. The building, the castle, itself is interesting and has a good feeling about it. There is a keep tower to it too, free, go around the whole building. I saw a room with a collection of salt shakers, unfortunately not much details. But funny to recognise two(!) I saw in my friends' kitchens a couple of decades ago. Will tell them they should keep theirs. There was two temporarily modern art exhibitions, and I really liked those.

Very impressive. Well managed and humorous guides. It's absolutely stunning inside.

It has good salt work and 2 floors of porcelain work. I didn't like it that much as I was expecting it to contain the history of salt mining in poland or world , but I guess that's something which is covered by salt mine already. I also wanted to visit the castle but it was closed due to renovation

Very nice small castle. There is free entrance and very interesting description of history. Restaurant offers free wifi inside.

The castle is 20zl, but the only place accessible is the small museum, which is just a few rooms. They should say the castle and grounds are close for repairs before you buy a ticket.

Nobody was inside, even the shop was unattended (but open). And it's not the entrance to the mine.

One of the hotspot where most of the people who visit Krakow would visit. They have a English guided visit for every 30 minutes and cost around 180 zloty. They also have Polish speaking visit for every 10 minutes which would cost you just 50 zloty (you can go for it if you have less time to spend) it takes more then 2 hours to complete all places. Starting with walking down the stares for 20 minutes to go to the lower most location in the mine. The place is beautiful with lots of sculpture made of black salt.

Fabulous place and superb way to spend a quality day!

Very impressive place. The mines are huge and beautiful. The guidance arrangement is very well organized. A bit too crowded while trying to send as many groups as possible each day (4000 visitors p/day). Yet very recommend

Free on saturday. Actually quite a small castle, more alike a defensive device than a castle to live.

The Adam Mickiewicz Monument in Krakow is a striking tribute to Poland's national poet. Located on Rynek Główny, the monument features a bronze statue of Mickiewicz, surrounded by allegorical figures representing Poetry, Motherland, Science, and Courage. Erected in 1898, it's not just a tribute to literature but also a symbol of national identity. The square around the monument is a common meeting point and a spot to appreciate both the artistic and historical significance of this iconic landmark.

Nice place to visit at night in Christmas time.

Impressive market square located in the heart of the city center in Cracow

Unless you're Polish, an art historian, or a fan of Polish poetry this statue will not catch your attention for a very long time, pleasant as it might be. It is a popular spot for meetings though, since it makes for a decent landmark.

Located in Old Town Square, easily accessible

A bronze statue of Adam Mickiewicz (well known Polish poet) located in the main Market Square between the Cloth Hall and the St Mary's Basilica. Designed by Polish sculptor Bronisław Chromy and unveiled in 1898. This bronze monument is a famous and well-known meeting spot, too. #letsguide, #cracow, #krakow, #visitkrakow, #visitcracow, #oldtown, #marketsquare, #landmark, #touristattraction, #statue, #adammickiewicz, #bronisławchromy, #meetingpoint, #polishpoet

This man is very famous even in my country, in Georgia, and we, our people, greatly appreciate the work and creativity of this person. And in Lietuva (Lithuania) and in Poland, he is just a very great and legendary person. Sculptures with his image stand in many places. This grand gorgeous sculpture is one of them.

Beautiful Krakow old town square. Monument representing Poland history. Square is particularly busy even for a weekday. Similar to Warsaw old town square with colorful architecture.

Nice monument. Not too much to say. There's always protest and manifestations next to it so it can be hard to get a good photo. I recommend it.

Krakow main square with so many nice things around and tens of restaurants, horse 🐎 ride is a must try

Very interesting place!

A bit dark for my taste, but it's a fine addition for the square.

Cool square and nice statue, good place to meet people.

A cool space for for young and old who are keen on dangling from tree tops

I took my two boys for the simple rope track. It was quite nice, but the challenge was not very high for 9&11 years old boys. The staff were nice and communicated basic English. A place for a one time experience

Definitely a great place and very enjoyable. I took my 5-year-old here and he enjoyed it. It was perhaps quite a bit smaller than many of the other ones I've taken him to around the world. The one in Portugal is the last one he went to which features several different courses on different levels and over different natural features which really set the bar very high. At this location there is only one course for children. We were hoping there would be a few different levels or different options there's only a children's one and a much more advanced and higher adult one. I also believe that you have to pay per time. For example in Portugal you can go all day if you want. The one here is 20zl per person per time. It also is less safe for children than the one in Portugal. Over there there's a system where you never have to unhook from. Once you're tethered it will roll on the rail continuously without having to unhook. The one here close to Krakow you have to unhook frequently and hook back up frequently. For a 5-year-old child that's not exactly something he can do by himself. So you have to go with your child or have a guide supervise. The great thing about the one in Portugal was that he had the freedom to climb by himself and figure out the problems by himself which was quite a growing experience. So that was the only thing lacking here just the different system though we were used to. And I don't mean that in any negative way, possibly just some feedback if they ever update the system in the future. Or for other parents that might be interested in it and are not aware that they will have to supervise their children so that they can safely climb. Not to take anything away It was still a very enjoyable experience and glad we went there.

Very profesional and friendly staff. Great fun for everyone on easy trail. Extreme fun on hard trail!!! Loved it!!! I would very much recomend. I can't praise enough!!!

Currently in Romania from Nepal and before this I was a adventure instructor in India qualified from mountaineering institute I am looking my kind of job if vacancy please let me know I am here thank you.

My daughter likes it. Haven't tried it myself.

Wow amazing place I and the kids enjoyed in the park

Monday is for free. It opens at 11. Nice views from up but from windows, There is not balcony available. During the going up from stairs there are 3 floors with a bit of history. Went on March 2022

Interesting place to visit for only 18PLN. Prepare yourself for narrow and steep stairway, which is hard to walk by even for a healthy person. The ambient and the exposition brings you back to some other time period, while the view of Krakow is beautiful. The only downside is the staff whom seem uninterested for the visitor.

I don't really class this as a museum, particularly after just having come from the Rynek Underground Museum which is very good. It's as though they've tried to fill the three small floors between the ground floor and the top with some items to call it a museum. However most of the items are just copies, like the Mayor's ring or sceptre. There is some interesting information on display boards concerning Guilds in Krakow and class structure of society in the middle ages. Although the Climb to the top is only 110 steps, compared to 271 for St Mary's Basilica Tower, I found it much tougher because the step height is about twice that of the Basilica. You have a nice view at the top through glass window, you cannot get onto the balcony for safety reasons.

14th century. great history of the great old town.

I thought i would be able to go out to the balcony to see the lovely panoramic view but unfortunately@it is closed for safety for good. But still nice.

The Tower is the only remaining part of the old Kraków Town Hall demolished in 1820 as part of the city plan to open up the Main Square. From the highest floor, visitors can admire a wonderful panoramic view of Krakow.

Very nice tower. Lots of information on notice boards on each floor. The steps are different depths and different heights, very narrow, have to bend back to not hit your head and sometimes there is a chain to hold onto but sometimes not. However if you take that into consideration, it is very nice and you get good views!

A nice place to visit if you want to take a look at the area from above. Be advised that getting to the top is not easy as there are steps that are both narrow and slippery. It's also a shame that there is no balcony on the top.

(Translated by Google) I do not recommend I ordered a taxowka because I was in a rush to go to the hairdresser with my dog, I waited 30 minutes then she did not come at all, I ended up missing the deadline and missed the deadline (Original) Nie polecam zamówiłem taxowke bo spieszyło mi się do fryzjera z psem, czekałem 30 min po czym w ogóle nie przyjechała , skończyło się na tym że nie zdążyłem i termin mi przepadł

(Translated by Google) 150 pln to go to Krakow Station from Wieliczka..three times as much as Uber! Stay away!!! Obviously I didn't take it 😈 (Original) 150 pln per andare a Krakow Station da Wieliczka..il triplo di Uber! Stanne alla larga!!! Ovviamente non l’ho preso 😈

(Translated by Google) I do not recommend :( The driver from the gray BMW is cheating customers by switching tariffs from 1 to 3, for just slamming the door to the meters PLN 28 for a nice curtain, the driver makes customers a horse. I categorically do not recommend :( (Original) Nie polecam:( Pan kierowca z szarej BMW oszukuje klientów przełączając taryfy z 1 na 3, za samo trzaśnięcie drzwiami na liczniki 28 zł za zasłona miłego kierowca robi klientów w konia. Kategorycznie nie polecam :(

(Translated by Google) I do not recommend it because this company is one big paranoia. We took a ride to the airport, but the gentleman said that he had another client and wouldn't make it, so he drove us to another taxi. He turned on the taximeter and for 2 minutes of driving to the next taxi, HE TOLD HIM TO PAY PLN 20! Thieves' practices and mockery of the customer, and the trip to the airport itself costs over PLN 200. (Original) Nie polecam, ponieważ ta firma to jedna wielka paranoja. Wzięliśmy kurs na lotnisko, ale Pan stwierdził, że ma zaraz innego klienta i nie zdąży, więc podjechał podrzucając nas do innej taksówki. Włączył taksometr i za 2 minuty jazdy pod kolejną taksówkę KAZAŁ ZAPŁACIŁ 20 ZŁ! Złodziejskie praktyki i kpina z klienta a sam kurs na lotnisko to ponad 200 zł.

(Translated by Google) Avoid at a distance 5 km PLN 70 fraud in broad daylight (Original) Omijać z daleka 5 km 70 zł oszustwo w biały dzień

(Translated by Google) Customer service is a tragedy, there is no other way to describe it, terribly smelling of cigarettes, dirty gray BMW... a disaster, plus cheating customers... PLN 40 for a 3-5 km drive. Avoid it! (Original) Obsluga klienta to tragedia bo inaczej tego określić nie można ,okropnie śmierdzące od papierosów ,brudne szare bmw...masakra,do tego oszukiwanie klientów...40 zł za 3, 5 km jazdy.Omijac!

(Translated by Google) I ordered a course that was urgent. The taxi was supposed to arrive in 10-15 minutes. She didn't appear at all, without any information. Zero respect for the customer. I strongly advise against it. (Original) Zamówiłam kurs, który był pilny. Taksówka miała podjechać za 10-15 minut. Nie pojawiła się w ogóle, bez jakiejkolwiek informacji. Zero szacunku dla klienta.Stanowczo odradzam.

(Translated by Google) Today I was traveling from Wieliczka to Krakow Nowa Huta os Ogrodowe and I paid PLN 130 in zone 3, it turned out to be false, the course should have cost PLN 70 plus traffic jams. This gentleman cheats and tricks people, please do not use his services. (Original) Jechałam dzisiaj z Wieliczki z do Krakowa Nowej Huty os Ogrodowe zapłaciłam 130 zł w strefie 3, to okazało się nie prawdą , kurs powinien kosztować 70 zł plus korki. Pan oszukuje i naciąga ludzi, proszę nie korzystać z jego usług.

(Translated by Google) I don't recommend it, first you asked where and why, and then he said he was giving up because he didn't know where it was, even though he had given the address three times before... failure... (Original) Nie polecam, najpierw pan wypytał, gdzie po co i na co, a później stwierdził że rezygnuje, bo nie wie gdzie to, mimo podawania wcześniej adresu 3 razy ... porażka...