Krakow by train
Discover Kraków
Krakow, Poland’s former royal capital, is a city of medieval charm and resilience. The Main Market Square is Europe’s largest, surrounded by the Cloth Hall and St. Mary’s Basilica. Wawel Castle overlooks the city, while Kazimierz reflects its Jewish heritage. Krakow’s poignant history and lively culture make it a city of profound depth and beauty.
Explore neighbourhoods in Kraków
Neighbourhoods in and around Kraków
Holidays by land and sea
Kraków train holidays
Grand tour of Poland
Wroclaw, Warsaw, Gdansk, Amsterdam, Berlin, Krakow, Cologne, Zakopane
Discover Poland from the northernmost tip on the edge of the Baltic Sea, all the way south to the mountain town of Zakopane at the Poland-Slovakia border.
Cities and mountains of Poland
Wroclaw, Dresden, Amsterdam, Krakow, Berlin, Cologne, Zakopane
From cities to mountains, Gothic architecture to whimsical Zakopane huts, World War history to thriving contemporary arts: this trip is an ode to south Poland’s diversity.
Rural and city highlights of Poland
Wroclaw, Dresden, Amsterdam, Krakow, Berlin, Cologne, Zakopane
Travel to southern Poland to explore historic cities like Wroclaw, with its large market square and elegant townhouses, and Zakopane at the edge of the Tatra National Park.
Activities and neighbourhoods in Kraków
Stara Synagoga
Visit the Stara Synagoga, one of two surviving Gothic synagogues in the world that was restored after World War II.
Rynek Podziemny
Make your way underground to explore Rynek Podziemny, a fascinating set of Medieval-era tunnels cleverly accentuated with modern tools like holograms.
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Explore Wieliczka Salt Mine, with its maze-like passageways, historic mining exhibits, chapels, an underground lake, and intricate salt sculptures carved by miners and contemporary artists alike.
St Mary's Basilica
Visit St Mary’s Basilica to admire its Gothic architecture, richly decorated interior and the famous wooden altarpiece by Veit Stoss. Listen to the hourly trumpet call from the tallest tower.
