Nature & mountains
A flat riverside bike path from Wawel to a Benedictine abbey on a white cliff. Monks’ beer and cheese at the end.
Photo: Kamil Molendys / Unsplash
Benedictine monks have lived at Tyniec for almost a thousand years. The abbey sits on a limestone cliff above the Vistula, and the way there is one of the nicest rides in Kraków: car-free and flat along the river.
In summer you can also take a riverboat one way. The monks run a small shop and café with their own products.
Yes, and it makes it easy for everyone. I book bikes near your hotel and send you the route in the app.
Turquoise water between limestone cliffs, a short tram ride from the Old Town. Bring your swimsuit.
Poland’s smallest national park: white rock towers, caves, castle ruins and a Renaissance castle on a cliff.
Yes, a desert, in the middle of Poland. Combine it with castle ruins on the Eagles’ Nests trail.
