Krakow Vodka Heritage Tour
Encounter Krakow’s celebrated vodka culture
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Length3.5 hours
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Prices fromzł379 PLN
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Location
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RequirementsAge 18+ · At least 2 people
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Overview
Sip and savor your way through captivating Krakow on this enticing exploration into the heritage of vodka in Poland! Rather than a pub crawl, this tour is expertly designed to dive deep into the history and heritage of Polish vodka culture, bringing clarity to the questions surrounding this legendary liquor: Is Polish vodka the best? Does vodka have a precise flavor? Do Polish locals really drink vodka for breakfast, lunch, and dinner?
As vodka is such a celebrated social drink, this tour is the perfect adventure to enjoy with friends and family. You’ll savor at least 6 different types of vodka, tasting at least 5 types of accompanying vodka food as your guide leads you on a liquor hunt between bars and restaurants known for serving the most intriguing vodka samples.
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Dates & Pricing
Dates
Days Start Finish Daily 5:00 pm ~8:30 pm Please arrive for the tour 10 minutes before departure time.
Pricing
Rate PLN Person zł379 -
Extra Info
Meeting place and directions
Pałac Pod Baranami in Rynek Główny (Main Square) - outside Starbucks
Cancellation policy
You can cancel your reservation at no cost up to 48h before the scheduled start of the tour or activity. In such case we will issue a full refund. After that time your booking becomes non-refundable. To cancel or inquire about a cancellation contact us by phone within our office hours (10am-6pm, CET) or by email. No-shows will be charged the full price.
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Photos
![Vodka and food, Krakow.]()
![Traditional food pairings.]()
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![Vodka with cucumber. Unsplash: Alex Plesovskich]()
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