BEST Way to Experience the City! Our tour guide, Mike, was very knowledgeable and had a great sense…read moreof humor. The pace was perfect for all in the tour, led by our guide's energetic/faithful companion Ramsey the dog. We learned so much about the diverse history of this city. This is the BEST way to get to see all the sites, while having fun zooming around with the wind blowing through your hair. Thank you Cruising Krakow (and Ramsey)!!

Beginning every holiday in a new city with a bike tour is the best way to learn your way around…read more This allows you to get orientated, gain a working knowledge of how to get around, and really maximise your time in a new destination. Cruising Krakow Bike Tours was the best way to see this extraordinary city that we quickly loved. Starting off in the Old Town, our tour guide took our group on a four-hour odyssey that was a perfect blend of sightseeing, learning about this magnificent city's triumphant and tragic history, and time for a lunch. Mike (Mihai) and his wonderful dog showed us all the places we would have otherwise missed and gave us an appreciation for the whole city. This was such a magical experience, from the Old Town Square, city wall and fortress remnants to the Jewish Quarter, Schindler's factory, university and Wawel Castle. Cruising Krakow Bike Tours formed the foundation to our five day stay in the Krakow region and allowed us to make the absolute most out of this amazing city. A special thanks to Mike, his lovely dog and the friendly, very helpful staff.

Earlier this spring I got my bike fixed at Art Bike. I had a flat tyre which had to be replaced,…read moregot a chain guard as mine had broken and fallen off, and just a general check-up. All for 114 zl if I remember correctly which I suppose is fair for the work they did. I left my bike in the afternoon and it was ready to pick up two days later. While my bike was fixed and ready at the time I came to pick it up there were a few things that left me with a somewhat "strange" experience: - They were sort of multitasking (polishing/rinsing some parts, or tools) as they were talking to me about what to do with my bike which I did not find very attentive and so my first impression was slightly compromised. - Not exactly a cheerful bunch. Maybe they had two bad days in one week, I'm not even sure what to think, which brings me to the next point: - I asked if they could give my bike a quick wash/rinse in addition to the check-up, and I also offered to pay extra for the hassle, but was rejected immediately by "we don't have time to do this, you know you could just buy a sponge at the supermarket for 50 groszy and do it yourself?!" ....Well, I would not even have mentioned the reply if it wasn't for the last part of that comment. Personally I just found it a bit strange, but I can imagine that it could be perceived as an offensive remark by other customers. I do appreciate that they speak English. But when it comes to hassle-free service I'm tempted to say that I'd rather roll my bike over to the far end of Smolensk street half an hour away. While they don't speak a word of English at least you can gesticulate your way to bike-satisfaction. Then again, it means I have to drag my bike through crowds of tourists and cobblestones, which brings out my lazy side just thinking about it.. This place will have to do for now!

I came there at 10am it was open. I asked about specific bike and he started working on some…read moredocuments. I assumed it is my paperwork. 15 minutes later - nothing happens, no explanation. Than the group of 4 comes in and he starts serving them. Ok, there are plenty of bike rentals in this area