Krakow - one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, with a rich history and plenty of interesting places to visit. Here is a suggested three-day itinerary for Krakow:
First day: Historic Center
- Royal Wawel Castle: Start your day with a visit to Wawel Castle. Explore the royal chambers, the cathedral, and stroll through the picturesque courtyard.
- Old Town: Walk around the Market Square - one of the largest in Europe. Here you will find St. Mary's Church and the historic Cloth Hall.
- Church of St. Peter and St. Paul: A beautiful example of Baroque architecture located near Wawel.
- Kanonicza Street and other narrow alleyways: Enjoy the city's atmosphere while strolling through the old town's quaint streets.
- Kazimierz: In the evening, visit the former Jewish Quarter. There are many authentic restaurants and cafes perfect for dinner.
Second day: Culture and Art
- Schindler's Factory: Start the day with a visit to the museum dedicated to Krakow's history during World War II.
- Galicia Jewish Museum: Learn more about Jewish history and culture in this unique museum.
- Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow (MOCAK): Explore contemporary art in one of the city's best galleries.
- Walk along the Vistula River promenade: Relax and enjoy the views while strolling along the river.
- Cultural events: Find out about current events or performances at local theaters and cultural centers.
Third day: Nature and Surroundings
- Wieliczka Salt Mine: One of the most unique sites near Krakow, these salt mines are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Tyniec Monastery: Next, you can visit this ancient monastery located in a picturesque spot along the Vistula River.
- Nowa Huta: This area was built as an ideal socialist city. Here you will find unique architecture and interesting tours.
- Viewpoints: If time allows, visit a viewpoint on Krakus Mound to see the city panorama.
- Farewell dinner: End your trip at a restaurant overlooking Wawel or the Vistula, to enjoy the city's atmosphere on your last evening.
Don't forget to book tickets in advance for some popular tourist attractions and events to avoid long queues. Enjoy your visit to Krakow!
