Cracow
Cracow is a city which is called the cultural capital of Poland and Europe, and was placed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. A former capital of Poland, it is a city over 1000 years old. Most of the monuments have been preserved intact, for example the medieval buildings in the Old Town. The heart of the city is its Market Square, where artists, painters, musicians and students gather, making hundreds of pubs and joints teem with activity day and night. Also, no less famous is the Kazimierz district, where the world's second largest complex of Judaic monuments can be found, with its unique atmosphere. It is a city which is most frequently visited by foreign tourists. Cracow has an international airport with direct flights of low-fares airlines to London, Manchester, Dublin, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Copenhagen and many other European cities.
Day by day itinerary
1st day
Arrival to Cracow, taking lodgings, meeting the guide. In the evening a short walk around the city.
2nd day
Sightseeing in Cracow: Wawel Castle and Cathedral, the Dragon's Lair, Sigismund Bell, Town Market, St' Mary's Church with the altar by Wit Stwosza, the Cloth Hall, Barbican, Floriańska Gate and Street.
3rd day
En excursion to Oświęcim - a museum of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, where the Nazis have murdered millions of Jews, Poles, Gypsies and Russians during the Second World War.
4th day
A day to be used as our guests see fit. Departure from Cracow.
We provide the following services:
Room and board, programme, instructors, guides, equipment, insurance, transport.
Room and board options:
Room: pension **, pension ***, hotel **-***.
Board: BB, HB, FB
Price: from 100 EUR
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