King of all Poland Tours Packages: Amazing 3 Days in Krakow!

Day 1: Krakow - Famous Attractions

This is your first day in Krakow! It takes around two hours and eighteen minutes to travel from Poland to Krakow. This day is all about touring around some of the most famous tourist attractions of Krakow. And, you will be amazed by the locations of the city that makes it very easy for tourists to reach here by any means of transportation. Here are some of the most stunning tourist attractions of Krakow that you will be seeing on the first day of your trip.

Main Square: The main Square of Krakow is a 13th-century tourist attraction. Ones you are here, you will find out that this is one of the largest squares of the medieval time. Nothing could be a better way of getting acquainted with the nuances of the city than visiting the Old Town Main Square. Not only in Poland, but this is one of the largest square in entire Europe. Much like many of the Market Squares of Europe, you will get to see in Krakow, many swanky hotels, cafes, restaurants, and lovely townhouses. Here in Krakow some of the most loved tourist attractions are the Church of the Virgin Mary, the Polish art gallery of the 19th century, Rynek Underground, the Town Hall Tower, and the Cloth Hall. After strolling enough through all of these you can have your dinner at one of the flamboyant restaurants. Only a few of the Poland Tour Packages are designed so as to take you through all of these delighting places out there. This 3-days itinerary will do that for you!

Day 2: Krakow -Galicia Jewish Museum

On the second day of your trip to Krakow, you will be visiting the Galicia Jewish Museum. This is regarded as one of the most famous Jewish Museum in entire Europe. The Museum is located in the Kazimierz district and it is one of the most perfect testaments of the Jewish community.  Galicia Jewish Museum is not utterly a representation of the history and culture of Jews, but it is built in the remembrance of the Holocaust victims. After this, it's time to explore this historic district of Jews. This Poland Jewish tour is going to be an interesting one! Most people must have known Kazimierz district from the Schindler’s List.

After exploring enough it enough, in the afternoon, you can head towards the Wawel Royal Castle. This architectural structure is one of the most famous tourist attractions of Krakow. And, if still you are left with some time, you could get to see the Chopin Gallery, and get to enjoy some  Frederic Chopin compositions.

Day 3: Krakow-Auschwitz Birkenau

This is your last and the third day in Krakow! You are going to to see some of those places that you have been missed on. For the last time just take a stroll through the city to find out what else must be added in your list of things to see in Krakow. All you need to do is to start off a little earlier so as to make most of this day. Auschwitz Birkenau would be the best option to start it off! It was actually the NAZI camp of Germans and today people know it as a symbol of the Holocaust. And, then there’s the Wieliczka Salt Mine, which is listed among the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO. The peculiar, but interesting things here is how hard it is for the miners of Poland. And, if you want to try your hands at some handicrafts items of the country, you can stop by the Bonarka City Center and the Galeria Krakowska Shopping Mall. Just go with this itinerary and this is going to be one your best tours of Poland.