One of the top things to do while in Krakow is going through this most popular tourist route, which is at the old city centre. You can do it on your own if you have some reading material or audio guide on your mobile device. It would be wise to hire a local walking guide who could tell you the stories woven in the culture of the city, take you to pit stops where you can have a good beer, and travel hacks best known by locals. The ideal way to begin would be from the main railway station of the city Dworzec Glowny. Wherever you are coming from, whether in a train, tram, bus or taxi, it will get you here for sure. The ideal walking route would include heading to the Plnty and Slowacki Theatre, The Grunewald Battle Monument, The Lord's Transfiguration Church, The Florianska Gate, Street Mickiewicz and the Main Market, The 12th century Basilica of the Holy Virgin Mary, the spectacular Adam Cloth Hall, and the Adam Mickiewicz Monument in front of it. This route passes by plenty of popular squares and restaurants. Hence you can include the breakfast, lunch and dinner in your itinerary while walking along the old city.