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Krakow, Poland
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Explore Krakow if you can only visit one Polish city on your trip. This city boasts beautiful architecture and a fascinating cultural and historical past, and it is enjoyable and reasonably priced. In addition, there are notable and essential sites to wander through. You can also find national parks, breathtaking old towns, first-rate museums, gorgeous architecture, and castles that look like they belong in fantasy. Everyone will find something to enjoy in this beautiful city. Our Holiday Vibes are Good Vibes Only!
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Rynek Glowny (Main Market Square)
Start your day in the heart of Old Town Krakow. Grab a coffee from the cafes in the massive square. Watch the crew dodge pigeons in the early morning as they wander across the square.
Look at that enormous hall on Rynek Gowdy.
Stroll in the market, Sukiennice (Cloth Hall), as it is often known, has been churning out wild deals since the fifteenth century. Use your negotiating talents to buy excellent Polish souvenirs for your loved ones back home.
One of the many notable buildings can be seen here. The remarkable St. Mary's Basilica, a 70-meter tower next to the Cloth Hall, and the Town Hall Tower each have two separate Gothic towers.
Old Town Krakow
Next, explore Krakow's Old Town; you'll love the quaint ambience. It gives the impression that you have travelled back in time thanks to its colourful facades, charming inns and taverns, and occasional churches. The bohemian society used to assemble in Swietego Tomasza, a renowned road now a charming boulevard with restaurants.
Wavel hill
After seeing Old Town, move a few blocks south and marvel at Wawel Hill's crown jewels, Wawel Royal Castle and Wawel Cathedral, which are Krakow's most sought-after cultural landmarks.
If you have to select between the attractions on Wawel Hill, try the Royal Tombs in the Wawel Cathedral and the Crown Treasury in the Wawel Royal Castle. Plan carefully because Monday opening hours can be hit or miss.
Kazimierz
In Krakow, it was forbidden to enter the former Jewish neighbourhood. Outsiders rarely came; if they did, they would have considered this gloomy place highly unlike Old Town's eternal beauty.
Ulica Szeroka, the former main street of Jewish Krakow, is an excellent place to start your tour of Kazimierz. One of Krakow's most recognisable thoroughfares is Ulica Szeroka, flanked by eateries and nightclubs, the Remuh Jewish Cemetery and two significant synagogues, the Old Synagogue and Remuh Synagogue.
If you're starving, stop by one of the eateries on Ulica Szeroka or make your way through the narrow streets of Kazimierz to Restauracja Starka for a taste of traditional Polish cuisine.
Discover the city
Following that, go on a city tour to discover more about the location.
The next thing you should do when visiting Krakow is attend one of the Chopin concerts hosted at concert halls in the old town.
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Departure
It's about to fly off. When you leave, take the memories with you. Say goodbye to Krakow as you leave.
Day 1
Arrival
Welcome to Krakow. It is one of the most significant cities in Poland and is also regarded as one of the most stunning cities in Europe. Additionally, its past is both tragic and triumphant. One of the most excellent things to do in Krakow is to walk around the city and take in its stunning architecture, some of which date back to the Middle Ages, and each has an exciting tale to tell about the city.
If you have time after your arrival, tour the city, go shopping, and wander the nearby areas. Dine at the elegant restaurant.
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Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
The Metropolitan Boutique Hotel is situated in Krakow, Poland's vibrant cultural centre. Ideally situated between Kazimierz and the Old Town Square, this newly renovated 19th-century structure. Combining traditional buildings with contemporary, stylish interiors in a prime location.
The hotel includes 51 rooms, eight suites, two conference rooms that can hold up to 75 people, a state-of-the-art gym, parking, sightseeing tours, and concierge services.
Flat-screen television, minibars, and Wi-Fi are features of upscale rooms and suites. Additionally, they offer workstations and coffee and tea-making supplies. Upgraded accommodations may include sofas, separate living rooms, or kitchenettes.
Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
The Metropolitan Boutique Hotel is situated in Krakow, Poland's vibrant cultural centre. Ideally situated between Kazimierz and the Old Town Square, this newly renovated 19th-century structure. Combining traditional buildings with contemporary, stylish interiors in a prime location.
The hotel includes 51 rooms, eight suites, two conference rooms that can hold up to 75 people, a state-of-the-art gym, parking, sightseeing tours, and concierge services.
Flat-screen television, minibars, and Wi-Fi are features of upscale rooms and suites. Additionally, they offer workstations and coffee and tea-making supplies. Upgraded accommodations may include sofas, separate living rooms, or kitchenettes.
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