Hello! My name is Kasia — it’s so nice to meet you, and welcome to my website.

Before you book your tour, I’d love to tell you a little about myself.

Born in Kraków, Educated in London

I was born and raised in Kraków, Poland. For several years, I lived in London, where I worked in various tourism-related sectors, including gastronomy, hospitality, hotels, events, and university tourism education. I also contributed to a marketing project for the Air Force Museum. Alongside my professional career, I have always been passionate about travelling, both independently and in groups. I graduated from Middlesex University in London with a degree in International Tourism Management. During my studies, I discovered free walking tours and immediately became fascinated by the concept. That was when I first dreamed of becoming a tour guide. My tutors and friends often noticed my natural ability to connect with people, tell stories, and present experiences in an engaging way. Before pursuing that path, I decided to gain valuable experience in the hospitality industry, working in both luxury and  non-luxury hotels.

Exploring the World & Living in Spain

Tourism and meeting people from around the world have always been my passion, which led me to spend years abroad learning languages, exploring cultures, and building connections. I also lived in Spain near Barcelona, in Sant Cugat del Vallès, where I worked in the automotive industry for several months. I still visit the region regularly and occasionally guide tourists there and in Barcelona.

Returning Home to Kraków

After years of travelling and living abroad, I returned to Poland and was impressed by how much the country had changed and developed. I became passionate about local history, started rediscovering Kraków, and deepened my knowledge through history courses. Looking back, I realized that my experiences in working with people, travelling, tourism, languages, and communication naturally led me to becoming a guide. I am also interested in psychology, criminology, and animals. Kraków, especially Kazimierz, has always been very special to me — and during the tour, you’ll discover why.