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Package holiday to Krakow

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When is the best time to visit Krakow?

The best time to visit Krakow is May to September (18-26 °C, warm and sunny). June-August is the best time. December for the atmospheric Christmas market at the Rynek.. In summer: 18-26 °C, warm and sunny with occasional thunderstorms, long evenings. In winter: -4 to 3 °C, cold with snow, atmospheric Christmas market, short days.

Best travel time

May to September (18-26 °C, warm and sunny). June-August is the best time. December for the atmospheric Christmas market at the Rynek.

Summer

18-26 °C, warm and sunny with occasional thunderstorms, long evenings

Winter

-4 to 3 °C, cold with snow, atmospheric Christmas market, short days

Highlights

fascinating culture, vibrant nightlife

Is a package holiday to Krakow worth it?

Krakow is the secret capital of Poland and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe — a metropolis that fascinatingly combines medieval splendor, Jewish history, vibrant student culture, and an emerging gastronomy scene. The Main Market Square (Rynek Glowny) is the largest medieval marketplace in Europe at 40,000 square meters and the pulsating heart of the city, surrounded by magnificent townhouses, church towers, and the Gothic Cloth Hall (Sukiennice).

Wawel Castle sits atop a limestone rock above the Vistula River and was the residence of Polish kings for over 500 years. The adjacent Wawel Cathedral is the coronation church and burial place of Polish monarchs, featuring the Sigismund Bell from 1520, whose deep tolling resonates over the city during national events. The Dragon's Wall of Wawel Hill houses the legendary Smok Wawelski — the Wawel Dragon, whose fire-breathing bronze sculpture delights both children and adults alike at the riverbank.

St. Mary's Basilica (Kosciol Mariacki) at the Rynek houses the famous Veit Stoss altar, the largest Gothic wooden altar in the world (13 x 11 meters, carved from 1477-1489). Every hour, the Hejnal — a trumpet melody that abruptly stops — sounds from its higher tower, commemorating the trumpeter who was struck by an arrow during the Mongol invasion in 1241.

Kazimierz, the historic Jewish quarter, is now Krakow's most creative district: synagogues, Jewish bookstores, and kosher restaurants stand alongside craft beer bars, vintage shops, and galleries. Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List was filmed here, and Oskar Schindler's enamel factory is now an impressive museum about the Nazi occupation of Krakow.

The Wieliczka Salt Mine, just 14 kilometers southeast, is an underground wonder: at a depth of 135 meters, a labyrinth of chambers, chapels, and lakes carved entirely from salt extends — including the breathtaking Chapel of St. Kinga with chandeliers made of salt crystals. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978.

Krakow particularly impresses with fascinating culture, vibrant nightlife. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.

What are the highlights of Krakow?

Rynek Glowny & Cloth Hall

Largest medieval marketplace in Europe (40,000 m²): Gothic Cloth Hall, townhouses, and the hourly Hejnal from St. Mary's Basilica.

Wawel Castle & Cathedral

Royal residence on the limestone rock above the Vistula: 500 years of coronations, the Sigismund Bell, and the fire-breathing Wawel Dragon.

Wieliczka Salt Mine (UNESCO)

Underground wonder at 135 m depth: chambers, chapels, and lakes carved from salt, featuring the stunning Kinga Chapel.

Kazimierz (Jewish Quarter)

Historic district with synagogues and Schindler's Factory Museum: now Krakow's most creative neighborhood with craft beer bars and galleries.

St. Mary's Basilica & Veit Stoss Altar

Largest Gothic wooden altar in the world (13 x 11 m): carved from 1477-1489, the Hejnal sounds hourly from the tower in memory of the Mongol invasion.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial

70 km west: the former Nazi extermination camp is one of the most important memorials in the world, a profoundly moving visit.

How much does a package holiday to Krakow and surrounding area cost?

Currently, offers for Krakow and surrounding area start at 238 €. The average offer price is around 984 € (2 accommodations in comparison, as of 15 October 2026).

How well are the hotels in Krakow and surrounding area rated?

The 1 rated accommodations in Krakow and surrounding area have an average recommendation of 88 %.

Which tools help you plan your Krakow holiday?

4 free tools help you plan your trip to Krakow: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.

Which other package holiday destinations are there in Poland?

Besides Krakow, there are more package holidays destinations in Poland with their own page and price comparison: Gdańsk, Wrocław (Breslau), Warsaw and Zakopane and 2 more.