Uncover the history, culture and elegant architecture of Poland’s former royal capital, and pay a moving visit to Auschwitz.
Discover one of only a handful of major Central European cities to have survived the centuries unscathed. Kraków, the former Archbishopric of Pope John-Paul II, is and a colourful university seat buzzing with life and post-Communist enthusiasm that is becoming one of Europe’s must-see destinations. Our escorted break lifts the veil on this great visual masterpiece, whose UNESCO-listed treasures rival any found across the continent, and also pays a respectful visit to the preserved remains of infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Enjoy a guided tour of Poland’s stunning former royal capital
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Wander the market stalls and galleries of the vast Sukiennice Cloth Hall
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Don’t miss the stunning Mariacki church
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Take in Wawel Castle and its stunning riverside views
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Visit the Kazimierz district, the former centre of Jewish culture
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Enjoy Kraków’s vibrant café culture
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Visit poignant, sobering Auschwitz-Birkenau
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Discover the great medieval square of Rynek Glówny