Krakow Holidays

Krakow Holidays

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Holidays in Krakow

Often, it's the people who live in a city that make it special. In this part of Lesser Poland Voivodeship, there's 750,000 of them.

It lies 160 miles away from Warsaw, the national capital, and 10 miles away from Widoma.

If you've heard about Krakow, you've heard of Wawel Castle and Main Market Square. Why don't you take the chance to see them for yourself?

Everyone in the family will have a ball at Park Wodny and Miniature Park. If you're hunting for even more fun and excitement, Dinolandia and Pepsi DinoZatorland are some other possibilities.

Our vast, blue oceans are filled with all sorts of amazing marine species. At the Aquarium and Natural History Museum, you get the rare opportunity to observe some of these magical critters up close.

Get close to some fascinating animals and learn about conservation on a family excursion to the Krakow Zoological Gardens.

Check out the native flora while you enjoy the manicured gardens at the Botanic Garden of the Jagiellonian University.

Remember those blissful childhood days spent stretched out on the grass watching clouds float by? Relive those memories at Jordan Park and Planty Park. You can also sit back with a magazine and let the world pass you by at Ojcow National Park and Park Krakowski.

Find some peace of mind and enjoy watching the colourful birdlife at Zalew Nowohucki, a delightful local waterway.

Put on some comfy shoes and get ready for an adventure. There are plenty of nature reserves around here that are just waiting to be explored. The clean air and natural surroundings at Dragon's Den and Wolski Forest are as energising as it gets. For a little more downtime, go to Lost Wawel and Maczuga Herkulesa.

If you're looking for a couple of tranquil places to unwind and maybe even learn something new, go to the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum and the Oskar Schindler Factory. Enquire about guided tours or just study the eye-opening displays on your own. If you've got the time, also go to the Czartoryski Museum and the Galicia Jewish Museum.

We don't quite know how the Ethnographic Museum and the Archaelogical Museum of Krakow have managed to assemble so many of this planet's treasures into just two buildings. Time spent at either will transfix you for hours on end. For more displays from the natural world, stop in at the Archeological Museum.

In a place that is chock-full of terrific art collections, the National Museum and the Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery somehow manage to stand a head taller than the rest. The Wyspianski Museum and City Arsenal should also be a priority.

Take an amazing journey into days gone by at the Historical Museum of Krakow and the Nowa Huta Museum. Both exhibits pride themselves on making the city's rich history relevant and entertaining to visitors.

Eager to peer into Krakow's past? Plan an outing to the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Cloth Hall. If you're keen for more, the Collegium Maius and the Old Synagogue should also be on your list.

Since they both boast striking façades and a who's who of notable residents, it's often the little points of difference between Archbishop's Palace and Bishop Erazm Ciolek Palace that are the most interesting.

Powerful stone walls, stunning grounds and a majestic ambience — what more could you need to make that perfect holiday snap? Embark on an inspiring photo shoot at Pieskowa Skala Castle or Niepolomice Castle.

Whether you're spiritual or not, houses of prayer like Wawel Cathedral and St. Mary's Basilica are sure to be among the most peaceful and uplifting sights you'll come across in your travels. A lot of spiritually curious travellers are also drawn to Holy Trinity Church and Corpus Christi Church.

When you are visiting new places, keep in mind that it's sometimes the less popular destinations that you'll most fondly remember once you get home. A couple of places which fit that bill here are the Cultural Center and the Jagiellonian Library. The Foto - Medium - Art Gallery and Father Bernatka Footbridge are some other choices.

Hotels in Krakow

With such a nice selection, you won't have too much trouble securing your Krakow hotel. The ebookers hotel travel guide lists 329 properties.

Whether you're looking for a simple room to spend the night or one with the whole shebang, this city can fulfil your needs. For great service at an affordable price, book yourself in at the Abella Suites & Apartments (ul. Dluga 48) or the Guest Rooms Antica (Czarnowiejska 76). Maybe you'd prefer to live it up like a queen as the professional staff at the Bonerowski Palace look after your every desire? The Hotel Copernicus is yet another popular choice for those who relish the finer things in life.

Wawel Castle is a not-to-be-missed sight for those visiting Krakow, and staying within walking distance can be a good way to fully appreciate it. The Hotel Stary is just 0.6 miles away. Another close option is the Hotel Wentzl.