Destination

Welcome to Krakow, Poland. 

Previously the Royal Capital of Poland, now the capital of Malopolska, Krakow is one of two cities in the world in the first list of UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites. The city's history is over a 1,000 years old. It is a city of science and is the seat of one of the oldest universities in Europe, Jagiellonian University. 

You will be amazed to see Krakow with its Main Market Square, St Mary's Church and the Renaissance Cloth Hall. Nearby you can also explore the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill. 

In the evenings feel the charming atmosphere of cafes, pubs and restaurants where you can eat an indulgent dinner and relax in beautiful stylish interiors.

Church of St. Wojciech

A beautiful, tiny church on the side of the Main Square, St. Wojciech church was built on the site where St. Wojciech preached his sermons. Orginally the church was wooden but then was reconstructed in the Baroque style between 1611 - 1618. It is now one of the oldest Roman churches in Krakow.

Sukiennice

The Cloth Hall is the central feature of the Main Market Square. In the past it was a major centre of international trade where merchants met to discuss business. During its golden age The Hall was the source of exotic imports from the east such as: spices, silk, and leather. 

Wawel

A gothic Royal Castle built by Casimir III The Great, Wawel Castle is large and significant, and is one of Krakow's must see attractions. Wawel includes palaces and a cathedral that overlooks the Vistula river. Wawel is a symbol of national pride, hope and independence.