Krakow Starts Just Outside Your Door
Staying on Krakow’s Main Market Square, you are at the very heart of the city’s history, culture and vibrant atmosphere. Explore Krakow on foot, at your own pace – from its most iconic landmarks to the hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Krakow Within Easy Reach
Discover Krakow’s most beautiful sights, all within walking distance of The Bonerowski Palace.
Rynek Główny
The heart of Krakow and one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe.
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St. Mary’s Basilica
One of Krakow’s most iconic landmarks, home to the famous altarpiece by Veit Stoss.
2 minutes
Wawel
The Royal Castle and Cathedral – a place inextricably linked to the history of Poland.
15 minutes
Kazimierz
A historic district filled with landmarks, galleries, restaurants and vibrant nightlife.
20 minutes
Plan Your stay
How Much Time Do You Have in Krakow?
One day, a weekend, or perhaps a little longer? Krakow has plenty to offer, no matter how much time you have to explore. We have prepared three suggested itineraries to help you discover the city’s most important landmarks, explore some of its lesser-known corners and still find time to relax. Choose the itinerary that suits the length of your stay and discover Krakow at your own pace.
KRAKOW IN 1 DAY
Poznaj najważniejsze zabytki miasta, poczuj atmosferę historycznego centrum i odkryj urok Kazimierza. Jeden dzień wystarczy, by zobaczyć Kraków z jego najbardziej rozpoznawalnej i fascynującej strony.
2 DAYS IN KRAKOW
Two days give you time to combine the city’s most important landmarks with museum visits, walks through atmospheric streets and a taste of local cuisine. Discover Krakow at a more relaxed pace.
3 DAYS IN KRAKOW
Venture beyond the historic centre and discover a less obvious side of the city. Contemporary art, the history of Podgórze and the unique atmosphere of Krakow’s neighbourhoods offer a fresh perspective on the city.

Cultural Krakow
Five places worth visiting:
01 / Wawel Royal Castle – the former residence of Polish monarchs, where you can explore grand state rooms, royal apartments and valuable art collections.
02 / National Museum in Krakow – one of Poland’s most important museums, showcasing art from different periods, from the Old Masters to modern works.
03 / Rynek Underground – beneath the Main Market Square, an immersive exhibition brings medieval Krakow to life, revealing the world of merchants and everyday life in the city centuries ago.
04 / MOCAK – the Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow is a must for those who want to experience the world through the work of contemporary artists.
05 / Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory – an exhibition dedicated to Krakow under German occupation, telling the stories of the city’s residents during the Second World War.
Discover the Surroundings of Krakow
Krakow is the perfect starting point for exploring the Małopolska region. A day trip is all it takes to discover remarkable places – from underground salt chambers and picturesque valleys to spectacular mountain landscapes. Choose your destination and plan a day beyond the city.
WIELICZKA
Discover the historic salt mine, where underground chambers, salt lakes and the impressive St. Kinga’s Chapel create a truly unique sightseeing experience.
OJCÓW
Take a walk among the picturesque limestone cliffs, green valleys and historic landmarks of Ojców National Park.
AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU
Visit the site of the former Nazi Auschwitz-Birkenau camp – a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust and
one of the most tragic chapters in 20th-century history.
ZAKOPANE AND THE TATRA MOUNTAINS
Discover traditional highland architecture, experience the unique atmosphere of Zakopane and admire the spectacular landscapes of the Tatra Mountains on a full-day trip.

CONCIERGE
Let Us Plan Your Krakow Experience
A restaurant for a special evening, concert tickets, a transfer, a guided tour or an idea for a day in Krakow? Our team will help you plan your stay and discover the city in a way tailored to you.

