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Krakow (Cracow) is a beautiful old city situated in the south of Poland near the Tatras Mountains, around 2.5 hours flying time away from London Luton. Krakow's Balice airport lies 10 miles southwest of the town and is served by a 40 mins. bus connection.
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Belfast Intl Krakow	fr	£45	with	easyJet Ryanair
Birmingham Krakow	fr	£26	with	Jet2 Ryanair WizzAir
Bournemouth Krakow	fr	£40	with	Ryanair
Bristol to Krakow	fr	£48	with	easyJet Ryanair
Nottingham Krakow	fr	£42	with	Ryanair
Edinburgh Krakow	fr	£69	with	easyJet Ryanair

Leeds to Krakow	fr	£42	with	Jet2 Ryanair
Liverpool to Krakow	fr	£43	with	easyJet Ryanair
Gatwick to Krakow	fr	£77	with	easyJet
Manchester Krakow	fr	£49	with	easyJet Jet2 Ryanair
Newcastle to Krakow	fr	£136	with	Jet2

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60
Weekend flights to Krakow start from only £39.

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July	from	£70
August	from	£49
September	from	£27
October	from	£33

November	from	£36
December	from	£43
January 2020	from	£26

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Getting to and from Krakow Airport (KRK), Poland

John Paul II Kraków-Balice International Airport is located in southern Poland and is the country's second largest hub. This efficient, single terminal airport is about 10 miles NW of the city, in the suburb of Balice. Its position next to the A4 motorway to Katowice makes this airport a good choice for travellers to both Krakow and Katowice.
Taxis	Available in front of arrivals hall, try and arrange the price in advance.
Bus	Two bus routes connect this airport directly with the city centre; Bus 192 (Bohaterów Getta Square, Dworzec Glówny railway station, Cracovia Hotel), and Bus 208 (Nowy Kleparz, University Campus, Balicka st.), journey time about 35 minutes. The main railway station (Dworzec Glowny) and coach station are located close to each other, 5 minutes walk from the Old Town.
Train	The airport train station lies a short distance by free shuttle bus from the international terminal. Trains depart from here to the main Dworzec Glowny railway station every half an hour. Krakow has good rail connections to other Polish cities and destinations abroad (Berlin, Budapest, Hamburg, Prague and Vienna). Frequent trains run to/from Warsaw, other services connect to Wroclaw via Katowice, Gydnia via Gdansk, Zakopane, Lublin, and Poznan. Trains in Poland are clean, cheap and reliable.

Best Places of Interest

Old Krakow - A labyrinth of alleys, yards, lovely churches & monuments, shops & bars.
Rynek Glowny - One of Europe's largest market squares has cosy pavement cafes.
Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) - Beautiful 16th C. trade building, inside are lively market stalls selling amber souvenirs.
Royal Way - Waymarked city walk past old monasteries where Pope John Paul II once studied.
Wawel Hill - Cracow’s ancient royal castle complex overlooks the city, the state rooms, treasury and armoury, royal tombs and Wawel Cathedral can all be visited.
Wawel Cathedral - Gothic cathedral with fine 14th C.treasury.
Kazimierz Quarter - Former Jewish ghetto where Spielberg's film "Schindler's List" was shot.
Stara Synagoga (Alte Shul) - The Old Synagogue houses the permanent exhibit of Tradition and Culture of Polish Jews.
Muzeum Narodowe (National Museum) - decorative art, 20th-century Polish art.
Czartoryski Museum - Large collections of ancient art from Greece, Egypt, Orient, Turkish carpets, European paintings & sculpture.
History Museum - Collections of art, furniture and objects from Cracow’s earliest times are spread over a number of sites.
Muzeum Archidiecezjalne - This 14th C. house holds the room where Pope John Paul II lived, also religious art, 13th C. paintings.
Nowa Huta (New Town) - Interesting 'Real Socialist' architecture from the Communist era can be visited in this model Soviet suburb.
Wieliczka - Amazing and unique local saltmines filled with salt-carved statues, chapels and halls.
Auschwitz & Birkenau - The Nazi death camps are well served by public transport and excursions from Krakow.

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