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As the oldest and one of the largest cities in Poland, Krakow is the cultural heart of the country, attracting over 7 million visitors each year. With its World Heritage accredited Old Town, impressive monuments and infectious lively atmosphere it’s not hard to see why the crowds flock here. Whether its Krakow serviced accommodation you need to explore the cultural sights, for a business trip or just for a weekend break, Citybase Apartments have the perfect accommodation in Krakow for you.
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Lowest Rate: €39.00
Set in the very centre of the city, the Colonial Apartments are in a great location close to the major sights.
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Lowest Rate: €39.00
Set within easy reach of the Old Town and the many attractions of Krakow the Cracovia Apartments offer a selection of accommodation from studios to three bedroom apartments, an ideal base for exploring this historic city..
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Lowest Rate: €74.00
Set in a prime location in the Old Town, just 50 meters from the Main Square, the Galaxy Apartments offer two bedroom apartments for up to six people as an ideal base for exploring this charming city.
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Lowest Rate: €74.00
The Gallery Apartments are set in a great location in the centre of Krakow just next to the Planty Park which encircles the Old Town and close to all of the major sight-seeing spots of the engaging city.
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Lowest Rate: €54.00
Located in the Old Town area of Krakow, the Luna Apartments offer an ideal setting close to many of the main attractions.
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The former royal capital – Krakow is oozing with history and culture. With one of the best preserved medieval centres in Europe, Krakow is abundant in historic monuments, gothic churches, and valuable art works with the Old Town, Wawel Castle and your Krakow accommodation in the heart of it all. From your accommodation in Krakow wander the Rynek Glowny (main market square), take a boat ride down the Wisla (Vistula) River or sip coffee in a pavement café and get a real taste for this wonderful, charismatic city.
As the economic centre of the Malopolska (Lesser Poland) region and one of the economic centres of all of Poland, Krakow is a popular destination for business travellers as well as tourists. A large number of multinational companies have offices in the city and your Krakow accommodation puts you close by.
Krakow is a fascinating destination with so much to offer. Once the sights have been explored, the museums have been exhausted and the shopping has been done why not sample some authentic Polish cuisine in one of the many eateries close to your Krakow accommodation or, on a cold winter’s day warm up in your accommodation in Krakow with a shot of vodka or two.
Did You Know?
Legend has it that Krakow was founded by and named after the mythical King Krak who built the town after defeating a ravenous dragon that resided in a cave on Wawel Hill.
Climate/Weather
Krakow has a temperate climate with hot and humid summers and cold, snowy winters.
Sightseeing
Krakow is bursting with things to see and do. Here are just a few:
• Old Town – the historic heart of the city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Town is home to the majority of sights and attractions including Rynek Glowny (main market square), Sukiennice (cloth hall) and St Mary’s Basilica.
• Wawel Castle – dubbed as Krakow’s centrepiece. A definite must-see on any trip to the city.
• Planty Park – the glorious park that surrounds the Old Town. Great for a romantic stroll or as an escape from the buzz of the city.
• Wisla River (Vistula River) – runs through the city. Take a boat trip down the river or wander along the banks.
Getting Around
The city centre is relatively compact with the major sights and attractions easily reached on foot. However, there are a number of transport options in the city.
• Tram – an efficient network links the city.
• Bus – comprehensive bus routes serve the city and surrounding areas.
• Train – a network of trains serve the outer suburbs.
Eat/Drink
With over 300 eating and drinking establishments in the Old Town area alone, Krakow offers much to tantalise your taste buds:
• Pierogi – dumplings sweet and savoury stuffed with various fillings including bilberries, apples, strawberries, curd cheese and potato, meat, cabbage and mushroom. Sweet pierogi are often served with cream and sugar.
• Zurek – a sour and creamy soup based on fermented rye. Can often be served with kielbasa sausage or a hard-boiled egg.
• Tatanka – a Polish beverage made from apple juice and a special vodka called Zubrowka.
• Wodka Miodowa – honey vodka. Usually served chilled and in shots.
