

Małgorzata Kasprowicz is a licensed guide in Kraków who leads guests around the city with passion, humor and attention to detail. She received her official guiding license for Kraków in 2012 and since then has led hundreds of tours — in total several thousand visitors have taken part in her walks. Many client reviews highlight her commitment and ability to engage both adults and children.
Her offer includes classic routes (the Royal Route, Wawel, Market Square), themed tours (legends, traces of World War II, culinary routes), school-friendly routes and one-day trips outside Kraków such as visits to the Wieliczka Salt Mine or to the Auschwitz‑Birkenau museum. Małgorzata also holds licenses to guide inside certain museums and historic sites, which allows for a fuller, more authentic visiting experience.
Her narration is based on curiosities and anecdotes, clear explanations of complex history, and a friendly approach to school groups, families and individual visitors. For larger groups, headset sets are available to improve audibility in crowded places.
Among the most frequently chosen routes you will find:
- The Royal Route — a walk from the Barbican through St. Florian's Gate and the Cloth Hall to Wawel Hill, with stories about royal residences and city symbols.
- Wawel Hill — visiting the Cathedral, courtyards and the most interesting places connected with the history of Polish kings (some chambers are accessible only with a guide).
- Kazimierz — a route through the former Jewish quarter: synagogues, atmospheric alleys and memorial sites, plus the area's contemporary culinary and cultural offerings.
- The Ghetto and Schindler's Factory — a walk through areas connected with World War II history and remembrance of its victims.
- Themed routes and one-day trips — e.g. legend trails, film-location routes, trips to Wieliczka and combined options: Kraków + Auschwitz in one day (itineraries adjusted to the age and needs of the group).
A visit to the Auschwitz‑Birkenau Museum is one of the most important and emotionally powerful options for visitors to the region. Typical tour packages usually include: transportation, a guided walkthrough of the museum grounds including the most important exhibition points, and time for personal reflection. Such itineraries are planned with sensitivity and respect for the memorial site.
If you plan to visit Auschwitz with a guide, keep a few practical points in mind:
- This is not an ordinary recreational tour — the pace and narration are adapted to the character of the place. The guide helps to understand the historical context and to find meaning in difficult facts.
- Museum entrances, tickets and any entrance fees are not always included in the guide's fee — check this when booking.
- Prepare for an emotional experience: wear comfortable, subdued clothing and plan a relaxed day (avoid rushing after the visit).
- Follow the museum rules and registration procedures; if you have doubts the guide will assist with formalities and planning the logistics of the trip.
Below is a clear summary of prices valid for the 2025 season (the promotion below is valid from October 1, 2025 to March 1, 2026):
- Sightseeing in Polish — small groups (1–35 people): 2 hours — 300 PLN (promotion) / 350 PLN (regular); 3 hours — 400 PLN / 450 PLN; 4 hours — 500 PLN / 550 PLN; each additional hour — 80 PLN / 100 PLN. Themed tours: about 370 PLN for 2 hours (promotional rate may vary by program).
- Sightseeing in Polish — large groups (36+ people): 2 hours — 12 PLN/person (promotion) / 14 PLN/person (regular); 3 hours — 15 PLN/person / 17 PLN/person; 4 hours — 18 PLN/person / 20 PLN/person; each additional hour — 5 PLN/person / 6 PLN/person.
- Sightseeing in English — small groups (1–35 people): 2 hours — 400 PLN (promotion) / 450 PLN (regular); 3 hours — 500 PLN / 600 PLN; 4 hours — 650 PLN / 750 PLN; each additional hour — 120 PLN / 160 PLN.
- Sightseeing in English — large groups (36+ people): 2 hours — 18 PLN/person / 21 PLN/person; 3 hours — 24 PLN/person / 27 PLN/person; 4 hours — 28 PLN/person / 32 PLN/person; each additional hour — 8 PLN/person / 9 PLN/person.
- Headset sets (audio guide) available for groups: about 8 PLN/person.
It is best to book in advance — especially during the tourist season and for trips to places like Auschwitz or Wieliczka. When booking, agree on: tour length, guiding language, meeting point, and whether transport or headset sets are needed.
Guiding fees usually do not include museum tickets, entry to paid attractions, parking fees or the cost of transportation to places outside Kraków. The final price may also depend on the time of year, group size and additional services (e.g. guiding inside a museum that requires special licenses).
Payment methods and cancellation conditions are arranged individually — for larger groups a phone or email confirmation and a deposit are usually required.
- Meeting point: arrange an easy-to-find spot (for example by the Adam Mickiewicz monument in the Main Market Square or by St. Florian's Gate).
- Clothing and footwear: comfortable shoes and layered clothing. In winter bring warm coats; in summer bring water and a hat.
- Children and school groups: educational routes are prepared for different age groups — inform the guide about ages and interests of participants.
- Duration: a classic walk around the Old Town usually lasts 2–3 hours; combined or full-day routes (e.g. Kraków + Auschwitz) require an early start and planned breaks.
- Museums and entrances: check availability and whether advance reservation is required. The guide will help with planning, but tickets and reservations are best confirmed beforehand.
After visiting Kraków you can relax and try local flavors. A few friendly spots in the center and in Kazimierz:
- Cafe Camelot — a charming café close to the Market Square; ideal for coffee and cake after a walk.
- Charlotte — French-style bakery and breakfasts, a good place to start the morning.
- Plac Nowy — the heart of Kazimierz with street-food stalls and local stands (in the evening consider the many restaurants around the square).
- Massolit Books & Café — for book lovers and a quiet coffee between sights.
Of course the choice depends on taste and diet; the guide is happy to recommend tried-and-true addresses tailored to your preferences.
Q: Does the guide charge for transport to Oświęcim?
A: Guiding fees usually do not include transport costs. When planning the trip, agree whether the guide should arrange transport or the group will come by their own means. Transport costs are settled individually.
Q: Are museum tickets included in the guiding price?
A: Usually not — tickets for indoor museum areas and paid entries are charged separately. The guide can help with reservations and inform you about preferred entry times.
Q: How long does a Kraków tour last?
A: Standard walks last 2–4 hours. Themed routes and one-day trips require more time — it depends on the program and the group's preferences.
Q: Does the guide speak English?
A: Yes — English-language tours are available; prices differ depending on route length and group size.
To book a tour with Małgorzata Kasprowicz it is best to:
- contact her by phone or email, providing the preferred date, number of people, guiding language and planned route;
- agree on the meeting point and time as well as any additional needs (headset sets, inside-museum visits, transport);
- confirm payment terms and cancellation policy.
Early booking ensures availability of the chosen date, especially for visits to places with limited capacity such as museums or school-oriented routes.
Visiting Kraków with an experienced, licensed guide is an investment in convenience, time and a deeper understanding of the city. Małgorzata Kasprowicz combines solid knowledge with lively narration, cares for group comfort and helps plan the visit so it is informative while also full of enjoyable moments.
If you are planning a short stay, a school trip, a family outing or your first visit to the city — talking about expectations and tailoring the route to the group is the best first step. We wish you wonderful walks and meaningful experiences! The guide will gladly answer detailed questions and prepare an offer adapted to your group.