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Krakow: Zamosc Tour


Zamosc, a quaint town in southeastern Poland, is renowned as the “Polish pearl of the Renaissance”. Established by Jan Zamoyski and inspired by Italian concepts of the ‘ideal city’, it was primarily designed by the Italian architect Bernardo Morano. Presently, Zamosc stands as one of Poland’s most scenic towns, notably preserving its original 16th-century appearance. Recognized for its historical significance, the town’s center has been a part of the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1992. It is highly suggested to experience this charming destination, often referred to as the “Padua of the North,” through a one-day tour.

We offer private full day tours to Zamosc from Krakow on request.

Tour itinerary:

  1. hotel pick up at chosen time,
  2. up to 4 hours drive from Krakow to Zamosc by private car/van accompanied by our English speaking driver,
  3. approx. 4 hours of free time for lunch and self-guided walking sightseeing tour around Zamosc during which you will have a chance to see:
    • The Great Market Square – on of the most beautiful 16th century squares in Europe with the splendid Town Hall, Armenian tenement houses and arcades,
    • Cathedral of the Resurrection and St. Thomas the Apostle, also called Zamosc Cathedral; built in the late 16th century.
    • former Poor Clares Church at the Water Square, a Baroque church; built in the end of the 17th century,
    • the Old Lviv Gate, designed by Bernard Morand,
    • the New Lviv Gate, built between 1820-1821,
    • Szczebrzeska Gate, part of the fortifications; placed between bastions II and III; built between 1603-1605,
    • the Bastion VII, the largest of all the seven bastions which blocked access to Zamosc Fortress,
    • Zamoyski Palace, former residence of the city’s founder, Jan Zamoyski and his family,
    • Jan Zamoyski Monument, located near the Zamoyski Palace, unveiled 400 years after the death of the city founder,
    • Salt Market, till 1942, it had been a marketplace; owes its name to salt which was stored in Zamosc,
    • Synagogue – a UNESCO-protected Renaissance synagogue from 17th century.up to 2,5 hours drive back from Zamosc to Rzeszow,
  4. up to 4 hours drive back from Zamosc to Krakow
  5. your hotel drop off in Krakow

Whole tour lasts approximately 12 hours.

Prices: from 190 PLN per person

What is included?

  • hotel pick up at chosen time and drop off after the tour,
  • private transportation by comfortable, air-conditioned car / minivan,
  • service of private English speaking driver during whole tour
  • approx. 4 hours of free time for lunch and self-guided walking sightseeing tour of Zamosc

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