Culture with a local connection
Private city walks, neighbourhood stories, and cultural visits that introduce your guests to the place they’re in.
BUSINESS EVENTS · CORPORATE EXPERIENCES
Step outside the agenda.
Come together.
Local experiences for teams and business guests, from a shared afternoon in Kraków to a programme beyond the city.
Let’s plan it
At a glance
- For your group
- Business visitors, colleagues and teams spending time together in Poland.
- Time & pace
- The programme fits around your agenda, with the duration and activity level agreed for your group.
- Arrangements
- Guiding, activities, transport, meals and any specialist suppliers are identified in the proposal.
- Your quotation
- Based on the programme, guest count, duration and arrangements. You review it before booking.
SHAPED AROUND YOUR BRIEF
The possibilities.
Your priorities.
Start with the ideas below. I’ll explain the options and agree the details with you before booking.
Food & shared experiences
Discuss tastings, cooking activities, and meals that give colleagues a relaxed setting to spend time together.
A change of scenery
Explore an active day, time in nature, or a journey beyond Kraków, with arrangements shaped around the group.
WHAT MAKES IT PERSONAL
The journey between the activities matters.
Group size, transport, different interests, and time to rest all affect how a day feels. I plan the transitions as carefully as the highlights, with a clear scope for your team.
Good to know. Activities, providers, access needs, and weather alternatives are confirmed in the programme.
FROM MY WORK
FROM MY GUIDING WORK · A PRIVATE VIP EXPERIENCE
A business audience. A very local experience.
Senior Google executives visiting from Silicon Valley
A private day in Kraków connected the Old Town, Kazimierz, the former Jewish ghetto, Kościuszko Mound, and Nowa Huta by minivan. One of the most memorable stops was a traditional milk bar, with a menu made from individual letters.
The guests loved this glimpse of everyday local life and recommended the experience to others. The day shows how a cultural programme can give business visitors a personal connection to the place they’re visiting.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Frequently asked
questions.
Can the programme fit around business meetings?
Yes. Share your agenda and the time available. The experience can be discussed as a short cultural programme or a longer visit, with realistic travel time included in the planning.
Can you plan for different interests and activity levels?
Tell me about your guests, mobility needs and preferred pace. We discuss suitable visits or activities and make any specialist requirements clear in the proposal.
Can transport and meals be arranged?
Transport, meals, tickets and other suppliers can be included in the agreed scope. Your proposal identifies these arrangements and their costs.
What should a corporate brief contain?
Your dates, city, guest count, purpose, available time and indicative budget are useful starting points. Add any privacy, language or accessibility needs.
A GOOD EXPERIENCE STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION
Tell me what you’re planning.
Share your dates, group size, interests, and anything that matters to the experience.