Kraków packs a lot into a compact space. Two days will give you a decent shot at seeing most major sights, but even then you’ll have to keep moving and keep focused. Thankfully, there are plenty of cafes along the way to grab an energising cup of coffee or piece of cake. Jewish history in Poland goes back more than a thousand years, when the country was the epicenter of European Jewish life. Always Poland’s cultural capital, Krakow in particular holds a special place in Jewish lore, with many a Yiddish poem written about the old Kazimierz neighborhood and its vibrant Jewish culture. The horrors of the Holocaust ravaged Poland’s Jewish community to near-extinction, but lately there have been signs of a revival. Poles – Jews and Gentiles alike – are rediscovering their shared history as Jewish life and culture is slowly returning to Krakow.
Take an unforgettable guided walk along the 3-kilometer-long tourist route 135 meters under the ground. Book this half-day Wieliczka Salt Mine excursion and a professional, English-speaking driver will pick you up at the meeting point and drive you strai
Explore one of the darkest chapters in the history of Europe in the 20th century on a 7-hour tour from Krakow. Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, and then go for an amazing walk in the Wieliczka Salt Mine
The professional, English-speaking driver-guides will take you on an unforgettable journey in an eco-friendly electric car. This guarantees that you can visit the city's 3 most historical districts in just 3 hours. Get to know the city and its history
Take an unforgettable guided walk along the 3-kilometer-long tourist route 135 meters under the ground. Book this 2-hour live guided tour in Wieliczka Salt Mine a professional local guide.
During the night, thousands of lights illuminate Krakow and the city can fully show its romantic side. You will fully feel this unique atmosphere during our “Krakow by night” tour. Take a ride around the beautiful Old Town and Jewish Quarter,
On your creepy Krakow walking tour, discover the dark side of Krakow. Learn about Krakow's legends, scary anecdotes and the horrifying stories based on true life. Uncover the creepy side of Krakow by joining the tour just when the sun goes down.
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When is the best time to visit Krakow? That depends on if you like crowds or not. If you like crowds, the sun and high temperatures then during the summer months is perfect. However, if you like it a little quiet but still pleasant weather, then the months of March to May of September to November are ideal. It is also cheaper during these times and sightseeing tours are less crowded and more comfortable in the cooler temperatures.
The prices for a tourist in Krakow are great. It is possible to get one nights mid-range accommodation, all meals and local transport for a full day for only US$69. The prices of accommodation can be as high as you like depending on your wants and wishes. An evening meal for two people is a good restaurant with a dessert and wine will cost on average US$35. Guided tours/ city tours may vary in price through the seasons.
Some good advice is to book your flights and accommodation for peak season as early as possible. It is also recommended that you book any sightseeing tours to famous attractions in Krakow as early as possible too. When you are there and on guided tours, you should never stray from the group. At night it is better to be safe and to travel in groups when walking around the city. Be aware of your surroundings at all time.
In brief, Krakow does not see a lot of rain throughout the year and the summer months can be very hot. The months from the end of May, June, July and August are the hottest months with temperatures well into the 30’s degrees Celsius. The coldest month during the year tends to be January and the temperatures are approximately -5 degrees Celsius. Surprisingly, on average, the wettest month is June and the driest month is February.
When is the best time to visit Krakow? That depends on if you like crowds or not. If you like crowds, the sun and high temperatures then during the summer months is perfect. However, if you like it a little quiet but still pleasant weather, then the months of March to May of September to November are ideal. It is also cheaper during these times and sightseeing tours are less crowded and more comfortable in the cooler temperatures.
The prices for a tourist in Krakow are great. It is possible to get one nights mid-range accommodation, all meals and local transport for a full day for only US$69. The prices of accommodation can be as high as you like depending on your wants and wishes. An evening meal for two people is a good restaurant with a dessert and wine will cost on average US$35. Guided tours/ city tours may vary in price through the seasons.
Some good advice is to book your flights and accommodation for peak season as early as possible. It is also recommended that you book any sightseeing tours to famous attractions in Krakow as early as possible too. When you are there and on guided tours, you should never stray from the group. At night it is better to be safe and to travel in groups when walking around the city. Be aware of your surroundings at all time.
In brief, Krakow does not see a lot of rain throughout the year and the summer months can be very hot. The months from the end of May, June, July and August are the hottest months with temperatures well into the 30’s degrees Celsius. The coldest month during the year tends to be January and the temperatures are approximately -5 degrees Celsius. Surprisingly, on average, the wettest month is June and the driest month is February.
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