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Weekend in Krakow is a great idea to take a brake from the overwhelming everyday reality and clean up your head. Take Your family or beloved person to the Royal City! We have prepared some information and a piece of advice for those who plan three-days stay in Krakow (this article complements our five commandmentsRead more

Krakow is a city full of attractions. It is visited by millions of tourists and they are all charmed by its unique atmosphere. To be specific, the City of Polish Kings is visited by nearly 10 million travelers a year – impressive, right? What should we focus on during our stay in the most beautifulRead more

Krakow is definitely on the top of Central European cities with the largest number of museums. Despite the greatest intentions, You won’t be able to visit all of them during the short trip to the city. We recommend to start with Wawel Hill, National Museum and especially Museum under the Main Market Square witch isRead more

If you are planning a longer stay in Krakow, pick up at least one trip around the city. Lesser Poland is full of amazing places and beautiful landscapes, so it’s good to rest from the city noise and go into the wild! Many beautiful places are perfectly communicated with the city. Today we present someRead more

We encourage our visitors to go outside the city centre. With us, You can try out some new directions and new Krakow trails. Krakow sightseeing through less popular paths is highly recommended!Read more

Kalwaria Zebrzydowska is located near Wadowice. Because of its uniqueness and beauty, the sanctuary quickly became a member of the UNESCO World Heritage program. Visiting Kalwaria Zebrzydowska is an excellent aesthetic and spiritual experience, so if you have the opportunity to go there, please do it necessarily!Read more

Today, we try to show You Nowa Huta from slightly different perspective. It is worth knowing that settlement existed in this area long before the communist leadership decided to build here an ideal socialist city. During Your sightseeing, see places such as the medieval Cistercian abbey in Mogila or Jan Matejko’s residence in Krzeslawice. MogilaRead more

Visiting Krakow monuments and museums, even the greatest, can tire. We encourage You to go outside the city and see some natural environment of Malopolska region. There are many truly breathtaking attractions in a very close surroundings of Krakow.  We highly recommend You visiting the smallest Polish national park. It could be a liberating breakRead more

There are few historic churches in Nowa Huta (the temples in Mogila or Pleszow are older than the district itself), but the rapid population growth caused an urgent need of building a new church. Socialist authorities cancelled the project due to their anti-Church policy (a temple in the ideal communist city, atheistic by definition? NoRead more

Krakow sightseeing with a guide is a very comfortable solution for both individual travelers and groups. I suppose that many of you wonder how much this convenience does cost. Just ask us then, what is the price of visiting Kraków in company of a professional licensed guide, who perfectly knows the city and loves toRead more