One of the oldest towns in Poland where history blends with present

Discover historical architecture which survived intact 2nd World War

The best BIG “small” city to walk, almost every point of interest can be reach by foot

Do some shopping in many, many… MANY shops and shopping malls in Krakow

Do some shopping in the city, stop by at Main Market Square for coffee, try the Obwarzanek- traditional pretzel from Krakow, take a romantic walk throug Planty to the Wawel Hill and end up your day in the Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Town, experiencing unforgettable atmosphere of restaurants, pubs and clubs.

You can stay around Main Market, the biggest square market in Europe, and submerge underground to have a drink and a good time in one of the famous underground cellar’s pubs

It is a great starting point for short and long trips: take a tram ride to Nowa Huta quarter and witness amazing post-communistic architecture; visit Zakopane the “Polish Winter Capital” and taste famed Oscypek cheese there; go to Wieliczka Salt  Mine and explore underground salt chapel (do not lick the walls, please ;), pay a visit to Wadowice- city where pope John Paul II was born

Like to be more active, to have contact with the nature? Do some trekking in the Ojcow National Park, cycle to valleys around Krakow and see landscape intact by humans, do some horse riding, mount three artificial hills in Krakow to witness astonishing panoramas at sunset

Make yourself a present and relax in many spa’s and beauty salons for less than you expect and visit a dentist for a quick and inexpensive fix.

Do this… AND A LOT MORE!