• Krakow - Meeting and departure from Krakow. Admire the Polish landscape along the way, enjoy comfortable transport.
• Dom Malarek - Zalipie - a colorful village, famous for decorating houses with cheerful paintings on walls and stoves, flowers made of tissue paper, cutouts and spiders made of hay.
  The most oryginal example of this folk art is the homestead of Felicja Curyłowa (currently a Museum), a famous local painter, whose painting was known already in the interwar period. We will start our visit to Zalipie with its visit.
  Then, on foot, we will go for a walk through the village in search of color. Contrary to appearances, not all houses are decorated here, so you should be patient and look hard. You can walk around the village in just 1.5 hours in the open air.
  It is also worth visiting the church in Zalipie. Its interior is beautifully decorated with thousands of colorful floral designs. Interestingly, we will also find a tiny Zalipie chapel here, entirely painted in fairy-tale colorful flowers.
  During our tour you will see many decorated houses, a museum and visit a small shop with unique handmade souvenirs.
• Krakow - We will set off on our way back to Krakow. You will have enough time to think and discuss with fellow travelers what you saw in Zalipu.

• Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off
• Comfortable, air-conditioned transport service
• Professional guide-driver accompaniment
• Included entrance ticket to the museum

• Food and drinks

Zalipie, situated 120 km east of Kraków, is a quaint village that’s a major draw for tourists, despite not being a museum or an open-air exhibition site. It’s the vibrantly painted houses, fences, barns and even dog kennels that catch the eye. This tradition of adding a touch of color to the village spaces has its roots in history, when the villagers, living in relatively modest houses, grappled with soot from domestic stoves staining their walls. To brighten up their homes, the ingenious women of Zalipie began to adorn the soot-covered walls with white lime spots using birch twigs as makeshift brushes. Over time, these patterns evolved into intricate and vivid motifs gaining popularity and effectively becoming synonymous with Zalipie. Today, you’d find these embellishments in the most unexpected places, adding a natural charm to the village and reflecting the heartfelt effort put into creating them. Embark on a journey to Zalipie, in pursuit of color and cheer!

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