Medieval grandeur, vibrant nightlife, riverside summer — join us in one of Central Europe's most beautiful cities. Explore the historic Old Town, stunning Wawel Castle, and vibrant Vistula boulevards.
Kraków was Poland's capital for over 500 years and home to Polish kings at Wawel Castle.
The entire Old Town was one of the first 12 sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage in 1978.
According to legend, a dragon once lived in a cave beneath Wawel Hill — you can still visit the dragon's den today!
The Main Market Square (Rynek Główny) is one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe at 40,000 m².
Beneath the Main Square lies a fascinating underground museum showcasing medieval Kraków.
The nearby Wieliczka Salt Mine is an underground city of chambers, chapels, and sculptures carved entirely from salt.
With over 180,000 students, Kraków has one of the highest student populations in Europe.
Every hour, a trumpet signal (Hejnał mariacki) plays from St. Mary's Basilica — it stops abruptly mid-melody, commemorating a 13th-century trumpeter shot while warning of an attack.
Royal residence with stunning architecture and the Crown Treasury.
Europe's largest medieval square, with the iconic Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Basilica.
Gothic church famous for its stunning altarpiece by Veit Stoss and hourly trumpet call.
Historic Jewish quarter with synagogues, museums, and vibrant nightlife.
Poignant WWII museum telling the story of Nazi-occupied Kraków.
Cave beneath the castle — visit the legendary dragon and the fire-breathing statue outside.
Beneath the Main Square, discover medieval Kraków through archaeological excavations.
UNESCO World Heritage — underground cathedral carved from salt. 30 min away.
Important memorial and museum. 1.5 hours from Kraków.
Mountain resort with hiking and stunning views. 2 hours away.
Limestone formations and medieval castle ruins. 30 min away.
The biggest amusement park in Europe. 30 min away.
Opened in 2014, ICE Kraków is a state-of-the-art congress centre located directly opposite the iconic Wawel Castle, right on the banks of the Vistula river. The main conference (July 13–17) will be held here.
Sprints venue to be announced. Stay tuned!
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