Serving as a royal residence and the site where the country's rulers governed Poland for five centuries (1038-1596), this castle is a symbol of the …See more
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Sep 14, 2024
Beautiful castle. A must-do if travelling to Krakow. Entrance was free the day I went. However note that there are lots of things inside that you have to pay extra for (e.g. the cathedral, the caves,… Full review by gpa66
Sep 11, 2024
So you buy different tickets for various sections of this castle because it's just huge. We went to the Cathedral, which also includes 2 museums in your ticket. The Cathedral is beautiful, but I also… Full review by SarahKraus
Sep 11, 2024
Definitely worth a visit if you are in Krakow (in fact you can't miss it!). Lots to see inside. But note that there are a couple of things which are paid extras - the church, the garden, the dragons … Full review by Geoff A
Hi there My boyfriend and I have krakow booked for next week 18-22 March. We are supposed to be travelling from Dublin. We are not sure whether to continue with the trip, or cancel it due to corona virus. Are most tourist places still open? I’m aware museums are starting to close etc. Just wondering if it will be worth it for us to go as we wanted to visit Auschwitz etc. We were planning to fly out of Warsaw and get the train from krakow to Warsaw. If anyone could provide us with some information that would be great
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Good morning from Greece. I've been to Krakow 10 days ago and it was fantastic. However, may be you should ask your embassy in Poland, as there are 33 people until today, …
Good morning from Greece. I've been to Krakow 10 days ago and it was fantastic. However, may be you should ask your embassy in Poland, as there are 33 people until today, with coronovirus. I suppose that they will advise you to cancel the trip. Spiridoula..
Yes it is a fairly steep gradient. The road combines both shallow rise steps and the central part is the road/ ramp. For those assisting wheelchair users careful selection of footwear is …
Yes it is a fairly steep gradient. The road combines both shallow rise steps and the central part is the road/ ramp. For those assisting wheelchair users careful selection of footwear is essential particularly damp early mornings or rainfall. This is due to paviors having smooth surfaces - just take care. Good advice below - check attractions disability access provisions not all seemed very accessible for mobility limited individuals.
Hi can I do self guided tour in the castle.?i see only guided tours online? Where can I buy the tickets to enter the castle premises.? Thanks for the reply.
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There can be queues, but then everyone stops at the first booth they see at the top of the hill on the way in - there are others which should be quieter.
Sep 14, 2024
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