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Krakow

Krakow is a city that effortlessly blends medieval charm with modern energy, making it one of Poland’s top destinations. Its stunning Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to the breathtaking Main Market Square, where you’ll find St. Mary’s Basilica and the historic Cloth Hall. Nearby, Wawel Castle and Cathedral offer a glimpse into the country’s royal past, while the winding streets of Kazimierz, the old Jewish quarter, are filled with trendy cafés, galleries, and historical sites.

Krakow Main Square

Kraków's Main Square (Rynek Główny) is the beating heart of the city, where history, culture, and vibrant street life come together. This expansive square, one of the largest medieval squares in Europe, is surrounded by stunning landmarks like the Gothic-style St. Mary's Basilica, the iconic Cloth Hall, and the Town Hall Tower. It’s a perfect spot to explore local shops, enjoy a coffee in one of the many cafes, or take in the lively atmosphere with street performers and market stalls. Whether you’re admiring the architecture, visiting the underground museum, or simply people-watching, Kraków's Main Square offers an unforgettable experience full of charm and energy.

Wawel Castle

Visit the famous Wawel Castle, located on top of the Wawel Hill with a stunningly beautiful view of the city. Here you will have a day full of historical experiences. In addition to the castle, there is also a castle and Krakow Cathedral that are worth a visit. The cathedral is, among other things, a burial place for Polish rulers through the year 1733.

The castle also has art exhibitions and don't miss the castle courtyard with its breathtaking architecture.

Kazimierz

Kazimierz, once the heart of Kraków’s Jewish community, is now one of the city’s most atmospheric districts. Its blend of history, culture, and modern creativity makes it a fascinating place to explore. Walk through its cobbled streets to find centuries-old synagogues, such as the Old Synagogue and Tempel Synagogue, alongside hip cafes, art galleries, and independent boutiques. The district is known for its thriving nightlife, with cozy bars and live music venues. Plac Nowy is a hotspot for local street food, including the famous zapiekanka, a Polish-style open-faced sandwich. By day, Kazimierz offers rich history; by night, it transforms into one of Kraków’s liveliest areas.

Kraków Zoo

Located in the picturesque Las Wolski Forest, Kraków Zoo offers a fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages. Home to more than a 1,500 animals, including exotic species like tigers, elephants, and primates, the zoo provides a great opportunity to learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying the natural surroundings. The zoo's spacious layout allows for a leisurely stroll through beautifully landscaped areas, making it an ideal spot for families, and those looking for a relaxing day out. With interactive exhibits, a petting zoo, and seasonal events, Kraków Zoo promises an exciting day of adventure and discovery for everyone.

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Just 15 km outside Krakow, you'll find the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a very popular destination, with over 1 million visitors each year. Here you will have a wonderful experience for the whole family. There are beautiful wooden carvings and three very beautiful underground chapels that are absolutely stunning.

Christmas market in Krakow

28th November to 26th December 2025

The Christmas Market in Cracow is a magical experience set in the heart of the city's historic Main Square. Visitors can explore charming wooden stalls offering traditional Polish handicrafts, from hand-painted ornaments to intricately carved wooden toys. The air is filled with the aroma of mulled wine, gingerbread, and other festive treats. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample local delicacies like oscypek cheese and pierogi.