The Barbican
Krakow
The Barbican is an impressive medieval fortification that was once part of Krakow's city walls. This well-preserved fortification, dating back to the 15th century, offers a glimpse into the city's defensive mechanisms in the Middle Ages. Surrounded by a moat, the Barbican has a unique architecture that makes it a popular destination for visitors.
The history of the Barbican
The Barbican played an important role in the defense of Krakow. The fort served as a gateway and a line of defense. During the Escape Tour , you will pass right by the Barbican and can appreciate its impressive structure and history.Adventure in Krakow
Are you looking for adventure? Discover Krakow with an interactive Escape Tour! Your goal is to find the secret exit from the city within 2 hours. Answer questions and complete tasks to collect clues. This activity is ideal for families and groups of friends. Teams of 2-4 people can compete against each other, and if your team finishes within 2 hours, it will be featured on the Wall of Fame!Want to see more of Krakow?
Play the Escape Tour® Krakow and experience the city as your playground. Solve challenges, follow the story, and discover the most beautiful spots and hidden details along the way.
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