Poland · E-BIKES
The good ones go early in summer and on every long weekend. These 3 e-bike tours are the ones to book before you fly, with what each includes and how they differ.
Ride a comfortable Bosch e-bike through Krakow’s Old Town, Kazimierz, and the former Jewish ghetto in a small group of up to 15. English-speaking guides such as Chris, Alex, and Krzysztof explain the city’s history, legends, and wartime past. The mostly flat route includes a refreshment break and covers about 12 kilometers.
“Great information. Great bikes. We even had a coffee break. We will recommend”
Ride a quality e-bike through Krakow with a local English-speaking guide. You’ll see the Market Square, Collegium Maius, Wawel Castle, Kazimierz, the Ghetto Heroes Square, Schindler’s Factory, the Barbican, and St. Florian’s Gate. Guides such as Michael, Chris, Mick, and Krzysztof add local stories, food tips, and useful orientation.
“The 3 hour e-bike tour was a fantastic introduction to the neighborhoods of Krakow. It covered most everywhere you'd want to see during your visit, with frequent stops at significant landmarks. Our guide, Chris, was extremely knowledgeable and delivered information in an engaging, interesting , and energetic manner. While we did our tour on e-bikes, the route is quite flat and easily manageable on regular bicycles.”
You’ll ride a comfortable electric bike through Krakow’s Old Town, Kazimierz, and former Jewish Ghetto with an English or Polish group leader. A multilingual audio guide covers 34 points in 28 languages, while the small group size, included water, and easy-to-use bikes keep the three-hour route simple and relaxed.
“What a city. Very nice tour. Audio guide worked well. Bikes good. Thank you.”
Start with a city, a memorial, a mountain range or a long lunch.
