Located in southern Poland, the Małopolska Region, also known as Austrian Galicia, is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Centered around Kraków, the region is renowned for its historic landmarks, castles, monuments, and vibrant folk traditions. From colorful crafts such as the “poszewki” bed covers to centuries of political and cultural influence, Małopolska reflects the enduring legacy of Polish heritage and ancestry.

On this private, live, and interactive virtual walking tour, you will explore the stories, architecture, and cultural traditions that make Małopolska a treasure of Poland. Discover how Kraków and its surrounding towns have shaped the identity and history of the region for generations.

Join us to experience the history, heritage, and ancestry of this remarkable region.

Tour Highlights
• Explore Kraków’s historic landmarks, streets, and monuments
• Learn about the region’s castles and medieval architecture
• Discover Małopolska’s folk traditions, crafts, and cultural heritage
• Understand the area’s role in Polish politics and history
• Connect with the stories of families whose roots trace back to this region

What’s Included
• A live and interactive virtual tour with a local guide
• Real-time Q&A with your guide
• Private access for your group
• Insights into Małopolska’s ancestry, history, and cultural heritage

Meet Your Guide
Your local guide, Zuzanna, brings Małopolska’s history and traditions to life with passion and expertise. With deep knowledge of Kraków and the surrounding region, Zuzanna shares the stories, landmarks, and cultural practices that connect the past to the present, offering a rich perspective on Polish heritage and ancestry.