Top Things to do in Lesser Poland Province
10 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Lesser Poland Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Lesser Poland Province, Poland including Krawl Through Krakow - Pub Crawl, Rysy, Good Cracow Tours, Krakow Crawl, Pieniny National Park, Lost Souls Alley, Babiogorski National Park, Krakow Pinball Museum, Axe Nation - axe throwing club Krakow, Dolina Pieciu Stawow Polskich.
Restaurants in Lesser Poland Province
1. Krawl Through Krakow - Pub Crawl
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,479 reviews
The biggest and best Pub Crawl in Krakow! EVERYDAY at 9 pm next to the Adam Mickiewicz Statue (Market Square). We can promise you will have a night of your life! Great atmosphere made by young people from around the world and passion to travel! You can`t miss it while you are in Krakow! See you there!
2. Rysy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By J_Jurate - Vilnius, Lithuania
The hike is spectacular!! You can hike the peak from Slovakia and/or Poland. We ascended from Slovakia and descended in Poland which was amazing 14 hours hike (with very many stops). Slovak side is physically easier and less scenic, while Polish side is much steeper and very narrow at a few places which causes some congestions as in generally this is one of the most popular and busiest hikes in the region. Good hiking gear is a must, but there is no need for ropes or so. Last few hundred meters to the top require scrambling. Views are absolutely fantastic!!
3. Good Cracow Tours
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5.0 based on 5,093 reviews
We run free walking tours in Krakow. During our Old Town Tour and Jewish Quarter Tour you will experience all what you must see in this wonderful city. Your guide works on tips-only basis
4. Krakow Crawl
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,956 reviews
We meet every day at 9:45pm in front of Mariacki Chruch. The Krakow Crawl takes you to Krakow's premier night spots off the tourist trail to mingle with the locals. With 1 hour of unlimited Beer, Vodka, Rum, Gin, Shots and mixers, a free welcome shot at every club, VIP entry at all clubs so no waiting in lines and professional party guides.
5. Pieniny National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By 119rodf
The scenery here is unbelievable. Incredibly beautiful and, away from Trzy Korony and Sokolica, the paths are relatively quiet.
6. Lost Souls Alley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2,271 reviews
Explore the dark face of the city. Take the challenge and let yourself feel the fear, which has never been so real. Visit rooms haunted by lost souls, and be sure that you will remember forever things which are hidden at the cursed floor at Florianska 6. LOST SOULS ALLEY - Poland's first interactive museum devoted to the basic instinct of fear. Entire floor, which is inspired by horror movies.
Reviewed By sianypops - Bournemouth, United Kingdom
Walking into this place I had no idea what I was about to experience as it was booked as a surprise for me hen do (I know I’m weird). It was so amazing I wish I would give it more stars! A must for any person who loves a horror movie. It was like being in one! I would highly recommend if you’re looking for something different to do in Kraków. If anyone is unsure you can leave at any time (which my Sister did as she couldn’t cope). Absolutely brilliant, the highlight of my hen!
7. Babiogorski National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By jdj3 - Milwaukee, United States
This less traveled area of Poland is one of lovely tradition and natural beauty. I have climbed to the top of the Babia Gora twice and also attended the "Babiogorska Jesien" festival in nearby Zawoja. With the backdrop of the Babia Gora,local traditions are reenacted as the sheep are brought down from the hills and local townspeople sing and play folk music in a parade down the streets in a celebration of local heritage. It all ends at the local fair grounds where traditional music, food and crafts can be experienced. The Festival takes place every year at the end of September.
8. Krakow Pinball Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 707 reviews
Interactive exhibition of over 60 pinball machines and 25 arcade games. You can enjoy all of them and play as they are all on FREE PLAY mode. We also have a lounge area with bar serving beer as well as soft drinks WE LOVE PINBALL
Reviewed By 558lucyw - Willenhall, United Kingdom
Amazing place to visit, my partner isn’t into gaming much and even he enjoyed it, spent a good few hours here and you can stay as long as you like for 40zlt and you can come and go as you please! Defo a must visit!!
9. Axe Nation - axe throwing club Krakow
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 498 reviews
Please contact us to book a slot before coming. Our secret entrance is through the Local Tours and exchange office on Grodzka 46 street. Our price list: - group 1-5 people - 250zł/1,5h - group 6-10 people - 500zł/1,5h - group 11-15 people - 750zł/1,5h - group 16-20 people - 1000zł/1,5h - group 21-25 people - 1250zł/1,5h - group 26-30 people - 1500zł/1,5h Axe Nation is the first axe throwing club in Europe, the best and the biggest in Poland. We are placed in a beautiful XIII century antique basement since 2016. If you are looking for perfect place for stag do, teambuilding or other - you found it! Choosing Axe Nation you choose quality and years of experience. We guarantee that Axe Nation team are the best people you'll met in Krakow!
Reviewed By Kmf1977
Christian was very helpful showing us the different techniques and giving us tips and different games to play - highly recommended for anyone visiting with older teenagers who loved it! We stayed for 1.5 hours but could have stayed longer.
10. Dolina Pieciu Stawow Polskich
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By JustDiveIn - Miami, United States
We started the day by parking in Palenica Bialczanska, cost to park 25zl. Its best to start as early as possible to avoid the crowds, we were parked and ready to hike at 6 am, by then the parking lot was already half full mostly hikers that are going to Rysy peak. National Park entrance is 5zl per person. The first hour of the hike, about 3km, is along a paved road, that leads to Morskie Oko, this is the red trail. At Wodogrzmoty Mickiewicza waterfall there is a rest area, with tables and bathrooms, there is a path that goes through the forest, this is the green trail which leads all the way to the valley of five lakes. Near the top you can continue on the green trail where you will end up at Wielki Staw (Large Lake) or you can take the black trail, which is a bit harder and has a steeper incline. We choose the black trail as there was less hikers on it. The black trail leads you directly to the Five Lakes mountain chalet by Przedni Staw (Front Lake). If you take the green trail to the top you will see the magnificent Siklawa waterfall which is a 70m high waterfall. The first three lakes are together, Przedni(Front lake), Maly(Little lake), Wielki(Big lake). If you want to see the other two lakes you need to get on the blue trail to Zadni Staw, although it is quite a hike, to see Czarny Staw (Black lake) which is closer you need to get on the blue trail, then get on the yellow trail. We visited the three lakes and headed back, as the weather was starting to change. It took use 3 hrs to get to the lakes and then about the same to return since there was more hikers on the trail. Overall the hike is very good, you cross a few bridges over streams, the entire trail is picturesque. Near the top, on the green trail, there are some rocks that can be slippery. Tips: Make sure to wear hiking boots with all the rocks along the trail it is easy to twist an ankle. Hiking poles are very helpful, when using them you put less stress on your knees. Keep an eye out on the weather while you are hiking it changes very quickly in the mountains. If there is rain or thunderstorms in the forecast do not go into the mountains. If you found this helpful feel free to hit the Thank button below. Happy Travels.
