Magical Krakow

Info about exciting Krakow sights

Explore Polish mountains

TatrasCreating the highest mountains inside the Carpathian Mountains area, Tatras are located around the Polish boundary line with Slovakia. Its highest peak in Slovakia, Gerlach, is 2655 meters tall and Rysy in Poland reach 2499 meters over the sea level. The total range runs 53 kilometers.
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See amazing Zakopane mountainous holiday resort!

Zakopane is a favoured highland district named the Polish wintertime capital city. Situated at the base of the Tatra mountains, Zakopane verges with the Polish Slovak boundary line. It’s only approximately hundred kilometers from the Krakow region – you can come in that location in 2 hours.

The resort is famous for the perfect enviroment for skiing as well as mounting as it is set in the valley dividing the Tatra Mountains and Gubałówka Hill. The most popular and most often accessed skiing destinations are undoubtedly Kasprowy Wierch, Gubałowka Hill and Nosal.
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Airports of Krakow

Krakow Balice and Katowice Pyrzowice are two of the most significant airports in Poland.
Only Wroclaw, Gdansk, and definitely Warsaw are more important.
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Collections of Auschwitz Birkenau museum: the remembrance of day-to-day suffering in the concentration camp

In the course of you travel to in the Auschwitz Birkenau memorial you would be presented a great plenty of private staff used in every-day life by the ones who were imprisoned in the Auschwitz. Every single object tells the sad history of living and suffering in the extermination camp.
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The Wieliczka being historic driving force of salt trade.

It is a popular area of inheritance to several generations of mining engineers and their kins.
It is noteworthy, that Wieliczka Salt Mine has a meaningful contribution to the growth of Polish economy. It is acclaimed as the oldest brand name from that part of Europe. The mine was the first enterprise that place a trademark on their products. Being more precise, the trademark used to appear on the purest and most white salt destined to the kings. The barrels, where the manufacture was kept, were marked with the emblem of the Royal Eagle. The coats didn’t change since the royal times – that is a great instance of reserving tradition and taking care of the high standard and solidity of the company.
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Discover place in which Karol Wojtyla lived.

Wadowice is a small township located in the Malopolska voivodeship, approximately 50 km far away from the city of Krakow. The town’s hallmark is the fact that the Pope John Paul the 2nd was born there.

Born in in tewnties, the young pope used to live in Wadowice till 1938 so many places in the Wadowice town are connected with his life during maturity. The important one is his family’s previous home on Koscielna 7 Street where the Pope was raised.

Tourists are presented some retained primary objects as well as possessions of Wojtyla’s family line suchlike pieces of house furniture, photos, libraries, even a skiis. In the neighborhood of the home there is the gorgeous baroque church of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary inside the internal section of the town where the immature Karol Wojtyla used to go aside.

Visitors may also travel to the high school he went to in lovely Wadowice. As Wadowice has the origins in XIII millennium you can notice there remarkable, historic constructions.

Exclusive Wadowice tour from Krakow are preferred way to take a trip to John Paul II hometown.

Pieskowa Skala Castle: the delightful setting.

This spectacular attraction is located in a green plain. It’s very close to city of Krakow – you will come there within 30 minutes by bus. The area’s historical tradition is just fascinating and cause the attention of many to the point.
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