Krakow
The Market Square in Krakow is the second largest in Europe, after St. Mark's Square in Venice.
Krakow is a stunning, diverse city, from the traditional setting of the Old City to an amazing selection of shops (open on Sundays), restaurants, cafes and the famous Kazimierz Jewish Quarter.
Krakow Castle on Wawel Hill
From the 11th century onwards, Poland's monarchs have stayed at the Royal Castle. They were both crowned and buried in the Wawel Cathedral, which overflows with priceless art treasures and ancient relics.
Day Tours
These include a 3 hour visit to Auschwitz, Birklenau, approximately 1.5hours away from Krakow by coach or a 3 hour tour of the spectacular Wieliczka Salt Mine, which is located 6 km from the Krakow old town. The miners sculpted incredible effigies out of the rock salt to protect them from the dangers of the mines.
For more information on the 2012 tours please call 0800 298 0588 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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