€22.00
Discover Kraków’s dark secrets on a thrilling 2-hour guided tour through the Old Town. Uncover eerie legends and historical horrors hidden behind the city walls.
Learn about medieval tortures and serial killers that once haunted Kraków, making this walk both unforgettable and spine-chilling. The guide’s stories will reveal a darker side of the city’s history, changing how you see it forever.
Ideal for those seeking excitement, this tour is perfect to start your evening. If you’re over 15 and love a good scare, join a small group and explore Kraków like never before.
Duration: 2h
Meeting & Ending Point: Hotel Polski pod Białym Orłem Pijarska 17 St.
Availibility: Monday-Sunday
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