CHOLERZYN GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
An Evening of Polish Folk Song, Plate and Passage: Folk Show Antresola with Transfer from Krakow
A three-hour curated evening of Kraków-style folk music, a three-course Polish dinner and unlimited drinks, with an optional bus transfer from Kraków—this guide explains what to expect and how to join.
An Evening of Polish Folk Song, Plate and Passage: Folk Show Antresola with Transfer from Krakow.
Set in the rustic Karczma Skansen Smaków near Cholerzyn, the Folk Show Antresola stages traditional Polish songs and dances performed by a Kraków ensemble while guests share a three‑course dinner and unlimited refreshments—an intimate cultural evening designed as a concise, social experience over roughly three hours.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Live Kraków Folk Performance
A Kraków folkloric ensemble performs traditional songs and dances, giving a concentrated introduction to local music and dance forms—designed to be engaging for guests of any age.
Three‑Course Dinner and Unlimited Buffet
The evening includes a welcome shot of viśniówka, a served three‑course menu (żurek with potatoes and sausage; kotlet schabowy with roasted potatoes and braised cabbage; warm apple pie with ice cream) and an unlimited drinks buffet plus a later unlimited spread of traditional Polish dishes.
Optional Transfer from Kraków
A complimentary coach transfer is available from a single meeting point in Kraków (Przystanek Kiss&Ride, vis a vis ul. Dietla 7); self‑arrivals are welcome directly at the Karczma in Cholerzyn.
What the day feels like
What the evening feels like
The evening moves at a social, measured pace: gather at the designated Kraków pickup, ride out to the Karczma for a convivial served three‑course meal, settle in as the folk ensemble performs, then continue mingling at an abundant traditional buffet and drinks station before the return transfer brings guests back to Kraków.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this evening suits—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress code is casual smart; folk accents from your country or Polish motifs are welcome. Please arrive at the coach meeting point 15 minutes before departure.
If you use the transfer, meet at the designated Kiss&Ride spot (ul. Dietla 7) and be there 15 minutes early; if traveling independently, head directly to Skansen Smaków where the Folk Show at the Karczma begins at 19:15.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the Folk Show evening last?
The event is three hours long.
Where is the Kraków meeting point for the transfer?
The single meeting point is Przystanek Kiss&Ride vis a vis ul. Dietla 7 (look for the Folk Show flag and a vehicle marked ‘Folk Show’).
What is included in the menu?
A welcome shot of viśniówka, a three‑course served dinner (żurek; kotlet schabowy with potatoes and cabbage; warm apple pie with ice cream), unlimited drinks and an unlimited buffet of traditional Polish dishes after the served meal.
What are the prices and age categories?
Adults (13+) pay 179 PLN with transfer (159 PLN without); children 6–13 pay 80 PLN with transfer (70 PLN without); children under 6 attend free but do not receive the served dinner.
Is there a dress code?
The required dress is casual smart; folk accents related to your country or Polish culture are welcomed.
Can I reserve a private two‑person table?
Evenings are organized as communal feasts and individual table reservations cannot be guaranteed; you may be seated with other guests to encourage integration.
What if I have a food allergy?
Specify any food allergies on the booking form or contact the operator by email with your reservation number and they will attempt to adapt the served three‑course menu.
When does the show start and when will I be back in Kraków?
For self‑arrivals the Folk Show at the Karczma begins at 19:15; the evening finishes at 21:30 and transfer guests are returned to the Kraków meeting point at about 22:00.
Can I stay longer at the restaurant after the show?
No—the restaurant closes at the end of the Folk Show, so there is no option to remain after the programmed end of the evening.