Krakow is one of the most beautiful and oldest cities in central Europe. It is not for nothing that it is called the metropolitan royal. Previously, Krakow was the center of the Polish monarchy. You can get to the city in different ways.
Instructions
Step 1
By plane to Krakow
John Paul II International Airport Krakow-Balice is located 11 km west of the city center. In terms of the number of passengers received annually, the Krakow Air Gate ranks second in Poland. You can get to the city from Moscow, Dublin, Vienna, Brussels, Barcelona and many other important points of Europe. Charter flights can take you to the cradle of Polish culture also from some locations in Asia and Africa.
Step 2
To the royal capital by train
You can also get to Krakow by railway. The Krakow Główny station accepts trains from almost all parts of Poland. You can also get to the city from other European countries - Germany, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Austria, Hungary. There is an option to get to Warsaw, or another most convenient place for you by air, and get to Krakow by rail. This option may be the cheapest in some cases.
Step 3
By personal car or by bus
If there is such an opportunity, then most quickly and conveniently you can come to the ancient city by your car. Krakow is a major road junction, and therefore, you can enter here from a wide variety of directions. National highways 7, 44, 75, 79, 94, as well as the trans-European highway A4, lead to the city. You can get to Krakow by intercity bus from many parts of Poland, as well as from the territory of neighboring states.
Step 4
By water transport
The most exotic way to get to the city of Polish kings is along the Vistula. This river is navigable and you can also get to Krakow along it. The method is not the fastest and has a lot of limitations, since you will most likely have to start from another settlement located on the river.
