Krakow · KRAKOW SEGWAY TOURS
4 reviewed
This is the shortlist we would hand a friend: the 4 krakow segway tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
A 2-hour Kraków Old Town Segway tour with training, a live guide, and key sights from the Barbican to Wawel Castle and the Wisła.
“Excellent. Zee, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and made our tour fun and interesting.”
Krakow Old Town on a Segway in 2 hours with training, helmets, and guide-led stops at Rynek, Wawel, Barbican, and more.
“Tomaz was an excellent tour guide. He spoke great English for us, had extensive knowledge both historic and current about Krakow and Poland. He provided us with fun facts. We throughly enjoyed our Segway tour of Krakow and highly recommend Tomaz as a guide. 10/10”
Glide through Krakow’s Kazimierz on a guided Segway tour with synagogues, memorials, and Vistula views, covering 10 km in 2 hours.
“Started the tour with a practice on the Segway. We were very fortunate as there was only me and my husband. Tomaz was very informative and friendly. We did a tour around the Jewish Quarter stopping at the main points of interest. I would certainly recommend this tour.”
A 3.5-hour Krakow Segway tour mixing Old Town sights with the Jewish Quarter, led in English with helmeted rides and training.
“Experience was great getting some history behind some of Kraków’s buildings. It was very cold and they even took us to a local market to get gloves. We done 3 hours and it went fast so shows how much you enjoy it. ☺️”
A 2-hour Segway ride through Krakow’s Kazimierz, mixing quick training, synagogue and church stories, and photo stops for first-timers.
“Segway is a fun way to visit Kraków. They are quite easy to drive and our kids (9 to 15 year old) had no problem getting the hang of it l, despite it being our first time. The guide was very nice. I am giving the tour 4 starts instead of 5 because compared to previous walking tour we did with private guide, we learned less history and the tour was less detailed. However, I would still recommend it as an experience, to break away from traditional walking tour. Kids were super happy!”
