National Museum Krakow, Krakow

Tatra Mountains

Go off the beaten path and get high on rarified air of the Tatras

Bieszczady Mountains

Explore the gorgeous untamed wilderness of Poland's countryside at the Bieszczady Mountains in the south-east of the country

Main Square

Rynek Główny, the Main Square of Krakow, is the historic heart of the city laid out in the 13thcentury at the time of Krakow's charter

Malbork Castle

The Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork was built in the 13thcentury by the Teutonic Knights as a fortified monastery on the southeastern bank of the Nogat, and has served as one of several Polish royal residences over the centuries

Wawel

Nestled atop a limestone hill at an altitude of 228 metres on the banks of the Vistula River, the Wawel is an imposing fortified complex that has been home to rulers from 3 Polish dynasties since the 11thcentury

Wawel Cathedral

The Basilica of Saints Stanislaus and Wenceslaus, better known as the Wawel, is the Polish national sanctuary and was the coronation site of the Polish monarchs

Wawel Castle

The crowning glory of Wawel in Krakow is the Wawel Castle, a 14thcentury grand palace that was once home to Polish royalty

Wieliczka Salt Mine

The Wieliczka Salt Mine has been used since the 13thcentury by Wieliczka Saltworks Castle, and is one of the world's oldest operational salt mines

Ojcow National Park

Auschwitz Tours

An hour’s drive away from Krakow, Auschwitz was one of the biggest concentration camps of the Nazis, where more than 1