Kraków has got one big advantage for tourists: all of the most important sights are close to each other and you can reach them on foot. You will be fascinated by Rynek Glowny, which is the biggest medieval square in the world. There is also the most beautiful Polish sanctuary Mariacka basilica with two towers of different heights - you can hear music every hour from the higher one. 

Memorial of the past

When exploring the city, you shouldn`t miss the former Jewish quarter Kazimierz, where you can find whole range of synagogues. There is also a Jewish cemetery or a museum residing in former Schindler`s factory in this quarter – the chilly history of Poland will chase you at every turn.

The city guardian

The city is dominated by the majestic Wawel Castle, which was the seat of Polish kings for more than 500 years. In ancient times, there was a huge cave in which the dragon settled and afflicted local people. Only Prince Krak was able to defeat the dragon - hence the name of Krakow.

Food paradise

Krakow isn't just the city of sights, but also of food experience. Try Polish specialities such as some variations of pierogi, sausages, cabbage, mushrooms or fish in different ways. Definitely don't miss local pretzels called obwarzanky, which you can get in stalls on every corner!

Transport possibilities

We offer several options how to get to Krakow. In July we launched a direct train connection on the route Prague - Krakow. You can also ride from Ostrava 4 times a day on board of our modern buses, which also follow-up on the train connections from Prague.
The city will enchant you with its historic soul, which you will want to know more and visit again and again! Excellent food, unmistakable atmosphere and great prices - will you fall in love with Krakow?