About the trip:
Begin your journey in Krakow, where the Old Town’s Gothic charm, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites you to explore its vibrant street-side cafes and history-laden streets. Visit the majestic Wawel Castle, the coronation site of Polish kings, and feel the echoes of the past.
From there, venture to the picturesque Ogrodzieniec Castle nestled in the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland. Here, the “Ghost Tour” awaits, offering a thrilling exploration of this medieval fortress’s storied ruins. The tour takes place in the company of a guide who takes the group on a journey through the castle’s nooks and crannies. As dusk falls, prepare for tales of the castle’s spectral residents.Only during this evening it is possible to meet e.g. White Lady, Black Dog and other ghosts inhabiting the ruins of the castle. Effective illumination of the building creates an amazing atmosphere and leaves an unforgettable impression. After sightseeing, some free time for a meal on your own.
Price includes:
- Care of the Fest Cool coordinator
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transport in an air-conditioned bus
- Entrance tickets: Castle Wawel, Ogrodzieniec Castle and “Ghost Tour”
- English-speaking tour guide (possibly audio guides)
Discover Krakow and Ogrodzieniec
Embark on an adventure in Krakow, a city where medieval charm meets modern vibrancy. Its UNESCO-listed Old Town, home to the largest market square in Europe, is a trove of Gothic architecture and hidden gems, including the trumpet call from St. Mary’s Basilica, mysteriously cut short every hour in memory of a 13th-century trumpeter who was shot while sounding the alarm.
Your journey continues to Ogrodzieniec Castle in the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland, the highest fortress in Poland. Amid the ruins of this medieval castle, you’ll discover tales of a haunting Black Dog, a specter bound by a guilty nobleman’s curse. After sundown, join a legendary ‘Ghost Tour’, where spectral tales come to life under the starlit sky.
This captivating journey weaves together history, mystery, and the rich tapestry of Polish culture, offering an unforgettable exploration of Poland’s heart and soul.
