
Destination 01
Kraków
Poland's royal capital with an intact medieval core and the Kazimierz quarter. Stay 3 days, including a day at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Wawel Royal Castle
Hilltop castle and cathedral where Polish kings were crowned and buried.
Tip State Rooms tickets are limited; buy online.
Main Market Square and Cloth Hall
One of Europe's largest medieval squares, centered on the arcaded Cloth Hall.
Tip The Rynek Underground museum lies beneath the square.
St. Mary's Basilica
Gothic church with Veit Stoss's carved altarpiece; a trumpet call sounds hourly from the tower.
Tip The altarpiece opens daily at 11:50.
Kazimierz
Historic Jewish district with synagogues, cafés and the Plac Nowy market.
Tip Visit the Remuh Synagogue and its old cemetery.
Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory
Museum on Kraków under Nazi occupation, in Schindler's former factory.
Tip Timed entry; book ahead.
Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum
Former Nazi German death camp, now a memorial to over 1.1 million murdered people.
Tip Book entry online; allow a full day and dress respectfully.
Kościuszko Mound
Earthen mound on the city's west edge with views to the Tatras on clear days.
Pod Aniołami
Polish cooking in Gothic cellars, known for grilled meats and pierogi.
Plac Nowy Zapiekanki
Hatches around the round market hall sell long open-faced zapiekanka sandwiches.
Tip Best late at night after bars.
Alchemia
Candlelit Kazimierz bar with a cellar stage for live music.
Tip Concerts usually start around 8 pm.
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