Which Krakow combo to book
Both big day trips, with transport sorted. The Krakow Pass on Tiqets bundles a self-guided Auschwitz-Birkenau visit and a guided Wieliczka Salt Mine tour, each with transport from Kraków, plus a city pass for museums and attractions and an audio guide app. Reviews are mixed, so read what buyers say about the pick-ups and timing before you book.
Auschwitz and Wieliczka as one tour. GetYourGuide's Auschwitz and Wieliczka Salt Mine combo tour covers both on an organised day. Expect a long schedule. Auschwitz-Birkenau is a memorial, and many visitors prefer to give it a day of its own.
Old Town and Wawel. Headout's guided combo takes in Wawel Castle, the cathedral, St. Mary's Basilica and the Rynek Underground museum under the Main Square.
Museums over a few days. GetYourGuide sells a digital museum pass for Krakow attractions.
Something different. Headout pairs a Vistula river cruise with a guided tour of the former Płaszów camp; GetYourGuide has a Jewish Quarter golf cart tour with a river cruise.
The Krakow Pass
★ 2.9 · 24 reviews · from €132
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
In Krakow the value is mainly transport and organisation: Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka are both outside the city, and a combo handles the getting there. Where a bundle is cheaper than its parts, the ticket shows the saving.
How the tickets work
You pay once and receive a ticket or voucher for each part. Check the date and pick-up time for each trip, and the ID rules: Auschwitz-Birkenau entry is usually tied to the visitor's name, so bring the ID the booking page asks for. Guided parts, like the salt mine tour, run in set languages at set times, so check that yours matches. Cancellation rules differ per product; read the conditions on the booking page.
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