Discover Krakow Trip 2026

The Polish kings resided here for centuries, and the castle hill with its royal palace and cathedral is still regarded as the spiritual and historical heart of the Polish nation, where numerous rulers and national heroes found their final resting place.

The Rynek Główny, measuring about 200 by 200 meters, is one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe, and the centrally located Gothic Cloth Hall still houses craft and souvenir stalls beneath its impressive Renaissance roof.

The former Jewish center of Krakow, with its synagogues and atmospheric courtyards, has experienced a cultural revival in recent decades and is today one of the trendiest districts in the city, with numerous bars and galleries.

Just a short drive from the city center, you can visit the centuries-old salt mine, whose underground chapels, statues and even a complete chandelier were carved entirely from salt.

Krakow-Balice Airport is served with direct flights from numerous European cities and is located about 15 kilometers from the city center, which is reachable by train or bus in about 20 minutes.

The Polish kings resided here for centuries, and the castle hill with its royal palace and cathedral is still regarded as the spiritual and historical heart of the Polish nation, where numerous rulers and national heroes found their final resting place.

The Rynek Główny, measuring about 200 by 200 meters, is one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe, and the centrally located Gothic Cloth Hall still houses craft and souvenir stalls beneath its impressive Renaissance roof.

The former Jewish center of Krakow, with its synagogues and atmospheric courtyards, has experienced a cultural revival in recent decades and is today one of the trendiest districts in the city, with numerous bars and galleries.