Free walking tours
in Poland

October serves as the perfect summary of the vibrant season ahead, beginning with the start of the academic year and a traditional parade where university professors wear original clothing from their historical periods. The month features a fantastic lineup that includes live music concerts, a special film screening, a fascinating new art exhibition. And let’s not forget something for sport – the Cracovia Royal Half-Marathon is coming up.

As the city embraces the golden hues of autumn, the capital's cultural calendar is packed with incredible events, festivals, and exhibitions that you simply cannot miss. First on our spotlight this month is the highly anticipated Warszawski Międzynarodowy Festiwal Filmowy . Film enthusiasts and industry professionals from all over the world will gather to celebrate the magic of cinema.

The Lesser Poland region holds centuries-old bison breeding grounds and villages where local residents paint their homes with bright floral motifs. While the medieval streets of Krakow attract the most attention, heading just a short distance past the city limits opens up a distinctly different landscape. You can reach limestone caves, quiet Renaissance courtyards, and alpine hiking trails using regular regional buses and trains.