Explore Kraków and its surroundings
See recommended attractions near Hotel Świt
Main Market Square in Kraków
The heart of Kraków and the largest medieval market square in Europe. Here you will find the Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Church with the famous altar by Veit Stoss and bugle call, and plenty of atmospheric cafés and restaurants. It is an ideal place to take a walk and feel the atmosphere of the city.
Wawel Hill and Royal Castle
A symbol of Polish history and former seat of kings. Here you can visit the royal chambers, the cathedral, see the Sigismund Bell or descend into the Dragon’s Den. Wawel Castle is a must-see during any visit to Kraków.
Kazimierz – the Jewish quarter
Full of atmospheric backstreets, galleries and restaurants. Formerly the centre of life of the Jewish community, today it is the artistic heart of Kraków, known for its unique atmosphere and restaurants.
Kościuszko Mound
Situated on a hill, it offers a beautiful panoramic view of Kraków and its surroundings. It is also a national memorial dedicated to Tadeusz Kościuszko. An ideal place for walks and relaxation.
Kraków’s Planty
A green park surrounding the Old Town. A stroll through the tree-shaded alleys offers a great opportunity to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city while admiring the sights around the centre.
Wieliczka Salt Mine
A UNESCO-listed unique site. Underground passageways, chapels carved in salt and an amazing lake create a special atmosphere that delights tourists from all over the world.
Royal Castle in Niepołomice
Called the “second Wawel”, it was a favourite residence of Polish rulers. Today, it houses a museum and holds exhibitions, while its courtyard and surrounding park offer an ideal space for relaxation.
Botanical Garden of the Jagiellonian University
The oldest botanical garden in Poland, full of exotic plants and beautiful greenhouses. It is an oasis of greenery in the city centre, ideal for taking a break and discovering the extraordinary natural world.
Nowa Huta
These days this district, built during the communist era, attracts visitors with its interesting socialist realist architecture and unique atmosphere. Here you can see, among others, the Central Square, Kombinat and visit the Nowa Huta Museum.
National Museum in Kraków
The most important museum in the city, presenting both historical and modern art. Visitors can admire, among other things, the famous Leonardo da Vinci’s painting “Lady with an Ermine”, a collection of works by Wyspiański and various pieces of militaria and artistic crafts.
