Krakow city break (5 days / 4 nights)

Introduction

Krakow city break is an important Slavonic trading centre, leading Polish academic, cultural, and artistic life. One of the beautiful cities in the Europe, with its old town declared first UNESCO Heritage site in the world.   Krakow, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, visited by more than 8 million tourists annually. Rich in history, world class monuments, medieval and royal castles, historical buildings located in the middle of Market Square, home of over hundreds of clubs, cafes pubs and restaurants. Krakow is also known for its The Cloth Hall, one of the most popular shopping galleries, which served as a shopping centre for merchants to sold their various goods and foods, to luxury and expensive fabrics, gold, and jewellery.   

Krakow is also known for its rich cultural events. In 2000, Krakow received the title of European Capital of Culture. Every year, the city hosts over hundreds cultural events, has many museums, theatres, galleries, and other countless cultural institutions. Krakow is also a popular pilgrim destination because of The Divine Merci Sanctuary in Krakow- Lagiewniki, that was consecrated in 2002 by Pope John Paul II and in which the Pope solemnly entrusted the world to the Divine Mercy. Now the Sanctuary is a world centre of veneration of the image of the Divine Mercy. The best time to visit is March to June and between September to December. 

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