Kraków, with its history and hidden treasures, attracted over 8 million visitors in 2022. As the second largest city in Poland, it offers a variety of attractions, a picturesque Old Town, and an unforgettable atmosphere.

In addition to famous monuments, Kraków also hides many smaller museums and culinary gems that make it worth spending more than just one day here.

In the center of Kraków: the Main Market Square and its treasures

On the UNESCO list since 1978, Kraków’s Market Square with St. Mary’s Basilica is a must-see on every visit. Its medieval Cloth Hall, full of stalls selling jewelry and souvenirs, and the Market Square Underground offer a deep insight into the city’s history. You also cannot miss the Town Hall Tower and the Krzysztofory Palace.

Wawel Castle: A Royal Past

Wawel, the former residence of kings, is worth visiting the permanent and temporary exhibitions, as well as the legendary cave of the Wawel Dragon. At Wawel there is a royal castle, which has been rebuilt many times, and a cathedral – the place of coronation and burial of Polish kings

Kazimierz: A district full of life

Kazimierz, with its rich Jewish history, fashionable pubs and bars, is a place that is bustling with life both day and night. It is worth visiting the synagogues, the Skałka Church and the Ethnographic Museum.

Podgórze: History and nature

In the center of Podgórze, on the Podgórze market square, there is a neo-Gothic St. Joseph Church. Above it rises the Bednarski’s Park, and the area is dominated by the Krak’s Mound – one of the oldest monuments in Kraków. It offers a beautiful panorama of Kraków.

Vessel trips on the Vistula

For those who want to discover Kraków from an unusual perspective, we offer vessel cruises on the Vistula. I guarantee unforgettable views.

Kraków is a city where everyone will find something interesting for themselves – regardless of whether they are a lover of history, art, or just want to feel the unique atmosphere of the city. It is worth staying here for longer.