Hi, I’m Hanna – born and raised in Kraków, a master of arts, art curator, and passionate storyteller.
I believe the most beautiful way to discover a city is slowly, with curiosity, good conversation, and delicious food. Through intimate walks and home dinners, I’d love to share with you the Kraków I know and love – its hidden corners, rich history, vibrant art, and unforgettable flavours.
Curious how art, food, and storytelling came together to create Slow Kraków with Hanna? I’d love to tell you more about my journey.
Slow Kraków with Hanna offers niche guided tours of Kraków, led by locals in a “slow travel” way. This is an alternative to quick and impersonal tours around Kraków. A relaxed, heartfelt experience, where you can focus not only on “seeing” the sights, but on establishing interpersonal connections. Besides the walking tours, I also host dinners at the “local” home, which is mine. During the dinner, you will taste some typical Polish food with a modern twist. You’ll get to know the local cuisine better, and since I love storytelling, I’ll be happy to share stories about Kraków, its art, its monuments, and what’s worth seeing during your visit.
Slow Kraków with Hanna is a project that combines all my passions and experiences, all my life paths, and merges them into one. It’s a desire to celebrate the beauty of the city, its architecture, its moments, and its flavours. I hope this is a path you’ll gladly take for a walk with me 🙂
a beauty of the city in a small
details, and enjoy flavours without the rush.
Walking Tours/Guided Tours
A walking tour through Krakow, focusing on the arts, architecture and history of Kraków.
Polish Food
For me, Poland means hospitality and taking the best care of your guests. It means warmth, cosiness, and a loving home. Polish meal must be delicious, large, and filling.
what my happy clients say about me
My name is Hanna — Hania, Hanka… as long as the “H” is at the beginning, I’m happy 🙂
I love beauty in the little things: nature, old architecture, hidden details, the taste of fresh bread, and the aroma of morning coffee.
For me, the best time is when I’m walking through Krakow with my delicious morning coffee, passing those old tenement houses that tell their own stories, those wonderful portals, carved doors, hidden stained glass windows, and sometimes chestnut leaves. That’s when I feel like living.
