Best of · KRAKOW SCOOTER TOURS
Good krakow scooter tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 12 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cover Kraków’s Old Town, Wawel, Kazimierz, Podgórze, and Krakus Mound by electric scooter in about three hours. Guides such as Sabina and Dominik lead the ride in English, with helmets, gloves on cold days, practice time, and a traditional obwarzanek included.
“Dominik excellent tour guide, very informative and saw loads of Krakow. Electric scooters great fun, highly recommend.”
Spend three hours touring Krakow by e-scooter with guides such as Marek, Monika, Maciek, or Bart. Ride from the Old Town through Podgórze and Kazimierz, stopping for oscypek, obwarzanek, ice cream, and other Polish treats. Training, helmets, water, and food tastings are included.
“Fabulous tour! Worth every penny! Knowable and friendly guide. Would recommend”
You’ll spend 2.5 hours scooting through Krakow with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Wawel Dragon, Kazimierz, the ghetto memorial, Kanonicza Street, the Barbican, and Cloth Hall. Training, helmets, and a regional food tasting are included. Groups are capped at eight.
“Amazing tour, the experience was great. The places that was seen are so beautiful. The inside knowledge of a local and the sear knowledge the guide had was Amazing. Had such an amazing time. The food was delicious had such amazing views of Krakow.”
Ride an easy-to-use electric scooter through Krakow Old Town after a 15-minute lesson. Guides such as Barbara, Tom, Tomas, and Zee explain the city’s past in English or German, stopping at major buildings and monuments along the way.
“Very cool, history provided in an interesting way, the tour itself really fun so you dont get tired or bored.”
Spend two hours covering Krakow’s key sights by electric scooter, with 15 minutes of training followed by guided stops at the Barbican, Main Square, Wawel Castle, St. Florian’s Gate, and more. English-language guides, helmets, photo stops, and local tips are included.
“Guiden kom exakt när turen började och följaktligen så tog det en del tid att ta fram scootrarna och Segways. En scooter var trasig och byttes direkt men en Segway visade sig inte fungera riktigt under turen vilket sinkade rejält. Guiden var inte frisk kanske fick han inte tag i någon ersättare och försökte ändå men det blev inte bra. Nej det var 1.5 timmar som kändes bortkastat. Tror dock att turen skulle kunna vara riktigt bra då det finns mycket historia och en mycket vacker stad.”
Take a Xiaomi M365 electric scooter around Krakow at your own pace. Norbert provides basic training, route tips, and an interactive map, while delivery and collection can be arranged with 12 hours’ notice. The rental is listed as four hours, though the description also mentions three.
“An excellent and fun way of getting about in Krakow to see the sights. It was very well organised and Norbert was very helpful and accommodating, giving us recommendations of where to go and an excellent interactive map to help find our way around. Well worth getting these when you first arrive to see what is about in this beautiful city. First class service from start to finish.”
Lukas and the Scooter Madness team deliver fully charged e-scooters to your hotel or apartment in Krakow, explain how to ride them, and collect them later. You get four hours, helmets, a map, route ideas, and enough battery for about 25 kilometers, including the city center and riverside.
“The scooters were dropped off at the appartment at the exact time. Clear instructions how to use them. It was very nice to go om these scooters around the city.”
Ride an electric scooter through Krakow’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter with an English-speaking guide. After 15 minutes of training, you visit the Main Square, Wawel Castle, Barbican, Old Synagogue, Szeroka Street, Remuh Synagogue, and more, with a 30-minute break midway.
“Lots of history shared as we toured around. Very friendly and helpful guide. Everything worked smoothly from booking to experience. Scooters were great and in good shape. 3 hours is the right amount of time to see all the sights. Great fun. Thoroughly recommend.”
Ride an electric scooter through Krakow’s Kazimierz with a live English or German-speaking guide. After 15 minutes of training, you’ll cover more than 10 kilometers, passing synagogues, Jewish cemeteries, river boulevards, historic squares, and local food spots. Guides such as Johan and Tom have earned especially strong praise.
“Really enjoyed this, it was fun, different way of getting around, the guide was very interesting and very knowledgable”
Ride an electric scooter through Krakow’s Kazimierz with a local guide, after a 15-minute safety lesson. Visit Kupa Synagogue, Wolnica Square, Corpus Christi Church, Remuh Cemetery, Church on the Rock, and the Bernatek Footbridge. The tour runs in English and returns to Sienna Street.
“Kids 10 and 13yo had a blast with dad. Super fun for them to go around the city and see all the sites.”
Ride through Kraków with an English-speaking guide on a private electric scooter tour. You’ll cover the Old Town, Wawel Hill, the Vistula, Podgórze, Kazimierz, and Schindler’s Factory, with a helmet, gloves, and traditional obwarzanek included.
“My son (23) and I (48) had a super tour with Dominik. Our first time in Krakow and not much time so the scooter tour was brilliant as we saw pretty much all the sights there were to see. The scooters were easy to ride as I was a bit worried I’d struggle and we covered a large area of the city. Dominik has a wealth of knowledge of the history of Krakow and I can highly recommend this trip to anyone of all ages. Thanks again Dominik 🤩”
Ride an e-scooter through Kazimierz and the former ghetto with a guide such as Arthur, stopping at synagogues, a Jewish cemetery, historic mikvah sites, and Schindler’s List filming locations. Training, helmets, and a live guide are included. Choose English, Polish, German, French, or Italian.
“Arturo was our guide and he was excellent. Full of knowledge and humour we felt entertained and engaged. The tour was a good pace. Despite times and location being changed, (old town instead) this did not affect us and we were offered a refund but fortunately we were able to still do it. Highly recommend as a quick way of learning about Krakow. Cannot comment on the Jewish quarter as this did not happen in the end. Happy with old town and feel it worked better for us in the end!”
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