Flights to Krakow
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Flights to Krakow
Book flights to Krakow with flynas and discover one of Poland's most historic cities. Krakow combines a beautifully preserved Old Town with historic squares, castles, museums and lively neighbourhoods, alongside a diverse selection of restaurants, cafés and cultural experiences.
Explore the Main Market Square, Wawel Castle and Kazimierz, or venture beyond the city to discover natural landscapes and historic attractions that make Krakow a fascinating destination in Central Europe.
Flying to Krakow with flynas
Plan your journey to Krakow with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to customise your trip according to your fare and travel needs.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage may also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to your fare and applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and the conditions applicable to your booking.
Food & drinks
A selection of meals, snacks and beverages may be available during your flight depending on the services offered and your fare.
Special assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other specific travel needs, review the available services and request appropriate support before departure.
Arriving in Krakow
John Paul II Krakow-Balice International Airport (KRK) is the main airport serving Krakow and offers several options for travelling into the city and surrounding areas.
Train
Rail services connect the airport with Krakow, providing a practical option for travellers heading towards central areas of the city.
Buses
Bus services connect the airport with different parts of Krakow. Check current routes and timetables when planning your journey.
Taxis
Taxis are available for travellers looking for a direct journey from the airport to their hotel or final destination.
Private transfers & rental cars
Private transfers can be arranged in advance, while renting a car may be useful if you plan to explore destinations outside central Krakow.
Top attractions in Krakow
Krakow is known for its long history and distinctive architecture and is home to some of Poland's most recognised historic and cultural attractions.
Main Market Square
Located at the heart of the Old Town, Krakow's Main Market Square is one of the city's best-known landmarks. Historic buildings, cafés, restaurants and shops surround the square, which is also home to the Cloth Hall and several other important sights.
Krakow Old Town
Explore the streets and squares of Krakow's Old Town and discover architecture reflecting different periods of the city's history. Its central location also makes it a convenient starting point for exploring many of Krakow's major attractions.
Wawel Royal Castle
Wawel Royal Castle is one of Krakow's most significant historic landmarks. Located on Wawel Hill beside the Vistula River, the complex has played an important role in Poland's royal and national history.
Kazimierz
Kazimierz is one of Krakow's best-known historic and cultural neighbourhoods, with old streets, cafés, restaurants and landmarks reflecting different chapters of the city's history.
Museums
Krakow has a wide selection of museums and galleries covering art, history, culture and Polish heritage, giving visitors plenty of ways to learn more about the city and the country.
Things to do in Krakow
Explore the city on foot
Many attractions in central Krakow are within walking distance of one another, making walking one of the best ways to explore the Old Town and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Walk along the Vistula River
The areas along the Vistula River provide space for walking and cycling while offering views of different parts of the city.
Shopping in Krakow
Explore shops and markets selling gifts, local products and handicrafts, alongside modern shopping centres and stores located throughout the city.
Discover local neighbourhoods
Spend some time exploring Krakow's cafés, streets and neighbourhoods beyond the main attractions to experience another side of everyday life in the city.
Day trips & places near Krakow
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Located near Krakow, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is known for its underground chambers, passageways and features carved from salt, making it one of the most popular day trips from the city.
Ojców National Park
Nature lovers can explore Ojców National Park, known for its landscapes, rock formations, walking routes and historic sites within easy reach of Krakow.
Explore the countryside
The areas surrounding Krakow offer walking and cycling routes and natural spaces for travellers who want to spend time outside the city.
Food to try in Krakow
Krakow is a great place to discover traditional Polish food alongside a wide selection of international restaurants, bakeries and cafés.
Pierogi
One of Poland's best-known dishes, pierogi are filled dumplings that can be prepared with a variety of fillings including potatoes, cheese, meat and vegetables.
Bigos
Bigos is a traditional Polish dish made with cabbage and other ingredients that vary depending on the recipe and preparation.
Potato pancakes
Known locally as placki ziemniaczane, Polish potato pancakes are served in different ways with a variety of accompaniments.
Bakeries & cafés
Bakeries and cafés can be found throughout Krakow, offering pastries, baked goods, desserts and coffee for a quick break while exploring the city.
Where to stay in Krakow
Krakow offers accommodation ranging from hotels and apartments to more affordable options. The best area for your stay will depend on your itinerary and the parts of the city you plan to explore.
Old Town
A convenient choice for travellers who want to stay close to the Main Market Square, historic landmarks, restaurants and cafés.
Kazimierz
A lively historic and cultural neighbourhood with a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and accommodation options.
Podgórze
Located south of the Vistula River, Podgórze offers a different atmosphere from the busiest parts of the Old Town while remaining connected to other areas of Krakow.
Areas around the city centre
Neighbourhoods surrounding central Krakow can provide a wider selection of accommodation while remaining accessible to the city's attractions by public transport.
Getting around Krakow
Krakow offers several ways to get around, while much of the central area can be conveniently explored on foot.
Trams
Krakow's tram network serves many parts of the city and provides a practical way to travel between the centre and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Buses
Bus services complement the tram network and provide connections to different parts of Krakow and surrounding areas.
Walking
Many of Krakow's main attractions in and around the Old Town can be reached on foot.
Taxis & ride services
Taxis and app-based transport services are available in Krakow and may be useful when travelling with luggage or when public transport is less convenient.
Rental cars
Renting a car may be useful if you plan to explore destinations and attractions outside Krakow during your trip.
Weather in Krakow
Krakow experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are generally warmer, while winters are cold with the possibility of snow. Spring and autumn often bring milder but changeable conditions.
Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and pack according to the season and the activities you plan to enjoy.
Krakow travel tips
Currency
Poland's official currency is the Polish złoty (PLN).
Language
Polish is the official language. English is also commonly used in many hotels, attractions, restaurants and visitor-facing services.
Explore central Krakow on foot
Many of Krakow's best-known attractions are close to one another, making walking a convenient way to explore the Old Town and surrounding areas.
Plan trips outside the city
If you plan to visit attractions or natural areas around Krakow, check current opening information and transport options before setting out.
Book popular attractions when necessary
Some attractions and tours may require advance reservations, particularly during busy travel periods. Check official visitor information before your trip.
Entry requirements
Visa and entry requirements for Poland vary depending on nationality and individual travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements applicable to your journey before travelling.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Krakow
What is the main airport in Krakow?
John Paul II Krakow-Balice International Airport (KRK) is the main airport serving Krakow.
What is Krakow known for?
Krakow is known for its historic Old Town, Main Market Square, Wawel Castle, Kazimierz, museums and distinctive architecture.
What are the top attractions in Krakow?
Popular attractions include the Main Market Square, Krakow Old Town, Wawel Royal Castle and Kazimierz, alongside the city's museums and historic landmarks.
How can I travel from Krakow Airport to the city?
Transport options include trains, buses, taxis, private transfers and rental cars.
What is the best way to get around Krakow?
Many areas of central Krakow can be explored on foot, while trams and buses provide convenient connections to other parts of the city.
What currency is used in Krakow?
The official currency is the Polish złoty (PLN).
What language is spoken in Krakow?
Polish is the official language, while English is also commonly used in many visitor-facing areas and services.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Krakow?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.