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  How to Get from Krakow Airport (KRK) to the City Center: All Options Compared (2026 Guide) Landing at Krakow John Paul II International Airport (KRK) in Balice is the starting point for nearly every international visitor heading to southern Poland. Located approximately 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) west of Krakow’s historic Old Town, the airport…

  Wieliczka Salt Mine visitors Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour from Krakow: Morning vs. Afternoon – Which is Better? (2026 Guide) The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of Poland’s absolute crown jewels. Recognized as one of the original 12 UNESCO World Heritage sites back in 1978, this underground wonder features cavernous chambers, subterranean saline lakes, and…

Auschwitz I ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ gate Visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau: 7 Crucial Things to Know Before You Go (2026 Guide) Planning a trip to Krakow often includes a deeply moving historical journey: visiting the former Nazi concentration and extermination camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau. Located approximately 70 kilometers west of Krakow near the town of Oświęcim, this UNESCO World Heritage…

Krakow is one of the most visited cities in Central Europe thanks to its rich history, culture and impressive architecture. During my internship at a tourism agency in Krakow, I had the opportunity to participate in several of the city’s most popular tours. Each experience offered a different perspective on Polish history and culture. Old…

It’s not a pretzel. It’s not a bagel. It’s something entirely its own. If you’ve ever walked the streets of Kraków, you’ve seen them for sure – golden, twisted rings of bread stacked high on blue carts at nearly every corner. That’s the obwarzanek, and it’s as krakovian as Wawel Castle itself. Parboiling the dough…

Dear Tourists, do remember! Certain items, animals, plants and cultural goods cannot be exported from our country. Be sensible in choosing your holiday souvenirs. Let’s work together to protect the heritage of our land. Restrictions on exporting beyond the Polish border: Food of animal origin (e.g. meat products and products containing milk) is subject to…

Respect the environment: – Behave in a way that minimises negative impacts on the surrounding nature. – Do not destroy vegetation, pick wild flowers, collect mushrooms or fruit or disturb the natural cycles of animals.  Respect designated trails and signage: – Stick to designated paths and trails to minimise damage to fragile ecosystems. – Respect…

Kraków is famous for its numerous parks and green areas, such as Planty Krakowskie or Park Jordana. There are approximately 50 parks within the city, covering over 1.5% of the city’s area. These areas serve as green oases in the heart of the city, providing residents and tourists with places to relax, stroll, and engage…

Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is one of the most beautiful and cultural cities in our country. Its heart and soul is the Old Town, which delights tourists from all over the world with its rich historical and artistic heritage. If you are planning to visit Krakow, you can’t miss a tour of Krakow’s…

Of all the sights in Krakow, which was the capital of Poland from 1039 to 1795, the Wawel Cathedral, located on Wawel Hill, is certainly worth a visit. It is a tourist treat not only for lovers of religious buildings, but also a huge piece of Polish history. You can find a number of monuments…

On the tourist map of Poland there are very many points that attract the attention of tourists from all over the world. Definitely among this group is the Wieliczka salt mine. What should we know about it? Why does the mine host thousands of tourists every year? Let’s take a closer look at the issue….

Our friend from Spain, Kevin, visited the largest amusement park in Poland with us. He agreed to share his thoughts. Excitement on rollercoasters My trip to Energylandia was a lot of fun, because, to tell you the truth, even though it’s a children’s park, we adults had just as much fun or even better. As…