Start your day at the Wawel Royal Castle. This UNESCO World Heritage site was the residence of the kings of Poland in the past, and now serves as a museum. Explore the splendid halls, chapels and learn about the fascinating stories behind it all.
Make your way to St. Mary's Basilica. This stunning church is an icon of Krakow and was once the former coronation site for the Polish kings. Admire the beauty of the most prominent feature of the basilica, the stunning wooden altarpiece with scenes of Christ's life.
Take a short walk to the Rynek Główny (Main Market Square). The Market Square is one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe and has always been the heart of the city. Enjoy a stroll around the vibrant square, watch the world go by while savoring some delicious local food from one of the many food vendors.
Enter the historic Sukiennice, also known as the Krakow Cloth Hall, one of the oldest shopping malls in the world. Explore the delightful stalls selling souvenirs, homeware, and jewelry. This market hall is one of the icons of the city, with its unmistakable architecture and is not to be missed.
Wrap up your city experience in the charming and vibrant Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz. Take a walk through the cobblestone streets, admire the beautiful architecture, synagogues, street art, and trendy bars. The district is known for its thriving nightlife and interesting history.
If you have more time, visit the Schindler Factory Museum, Wieliczka Salt Mine, or take a relaxing stroll around the Planty Park. For a full Polish cuisine experience, have a meal at a traditional Polish restaurant in Kazimierz. If you have less time, you could consider excluding Wawel Castle or Krakow Cloth Hall.