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Manual wheelchair rental in Kraków (Poland)

Kraków

Fri 10 Jul 2026 10:00

Kraków

Mon 13 Jul 2026 10:00

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2 rentals available in Kraków · 10 Jul 2026 – 13 Jul 2026 (3 days)

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Oliver

5 Jun 2026

4,0

Krakow has some cobble stones which makes it a rough ride occasionally. However there are lots of smooth parts also. There are lots of high curbs to navigate and one has to often drive to end of pavement or look carefully to find a dropped curb to avoid damaging scooter or risking injury. However, this wasn't mostly a problem. In one part, we came across a bridge and scooters had to navigate a difficult up hill ramp alongside steps. As one scooter was a 3 wheeler, this had to be carried up steps as the ramp was on 2 tracks with a gap in the middle. We only came across 1 or 2 of these bridges and mostbpeople likely wont

Manual wheelchair

US$194.03 total · 3 days

US$64.68/day · taxes included

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We offer home or hotel delivery and pickup service. You can add your address before checkout (optional service). Why Book with Motion4rent?

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4.8

Manual wheelchair

US$194.03 total · 3 days

US$64.68/day · taxes included

Hire 4 more days for the same price

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Every rental is professionally cleaned between bookings.

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Opinions about Kraków

Oliver

5 Jun 2026

4,0

Krakow has some cobble stones which makes it a rough ride occasionally. However there are lots of smooth parts also. There are lots of high curbs to navigate and one has to often drive to end of pavement or look carefully to find a dropped curb to avoid damaging scooter or risking injury. However, this wasn't mostly a problem. In one part, we came across a bridge and scooters had to navigate a difficult up hill ramp alongside steps. As one scooter was a 3 wheeler, this had to be carried up steps as the ramp was on 2 tracks with a gap in the middle. We only came across 1 or 2 of these bridges and mostbpeople likely wont