The Royal Road is a picturesque route leading along the most famous streets and passing some of the most prominent tenement houses of the historic center of Krakow. The route starts at St. Florian’s Gate continues across the Main Square to end at the foot of the Wawel complex. A leisurely walk down the route of the centuries-old architecture of Krakow leads to the legends surrounding the Main Square, the Cloth Hall and the famous St. Mary’s Basilica with the distinctive two towers. The trip along the Royal Road will end at the foot of the Wawel Castle – the residence of the kings of Poland in the days of greatest glory until the 17th century.

Krakow is the historical capital of Poland and one of the most beautiful cities in Central Europe. The one-of-a-kind Old Town boasts unique architecture, such as historic churches, markets, tenements houses or the famous charming narrow streets trodden by hundreds of people every day. There is an abundance of excellent restaurants, coffee shops and pubs attracting partygoers and Polish cuisine lovers. Everyone will find something for themselves.

Walk along the Medieval Royal Route just as royalty used to do
Visit the largest market square in Europe
Learn about Polish history, legends, customs, and fun facts as you walk
Discuss the social and economic situation in Poland while enjoying a coffee break