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Self-Catering Holiday Cottage Accommodation in Cracow

Discover the charm of Cracow with a self-catering escape in this historic Polish city, known for its royal legacy on Wawel Hill and rich Jewish heritage in the former Jewish Quarter. Walk in the footsteps of Polish kings and the beloved Pope John Paul II, while exploring synagogues and historical sites. Cracow offers endless possibilities for weekend breaks, including gourmet dining at affordable prices, alongside lively stag and hen parties. Just outside the city, the famous Salt Mine awaits with its stunning underground carvings. Cracow promises a culturally rich and memorable retreat for all visitors.

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All self-catering accommodation is of a high standard, most is tourist board rated.

Cottages and Self-Catering Holiday Accommodation in Cracow, Malopolskie, Poland

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Explore the Royal and Historical Sights of Cracow

Cracow is the former capital of Poland, long before Warsaw. For this reason, Cracow has the royal palace on the Wawel hill and cathedral where many of Poland's kings are buried. Visitors can explore the history of Royal Cracow by following the tour which is displayed on information signs around the city.

Discover the Jewish Quarter of Cracow

There are similar tours for the Jewish Quarter, which used to be a separate town from Cracow, but has now been absorbed as a suburb as the population grew. There are several synagogues open to the public and a wealth of historical literature and photographs, especially from pre World War II.

Visit the Birthplace of Pope John Paul II

Pope John Paul II was born in Wadowice, not far from Cracow, in the prophetic 7 Koscielna Street, which means Church Street. A favoured son of Poland, there is now a tour in his honour.

Weekend and Gourmet Breaks in Cracow

Cracow is immensely popular for weekend breaks and short gourmet breaks. Enjoy eating fabulous food at a relatively low price washed down by vodka. There is a huge selection of restaurants and pubs which also makes it desirable for Stag nights and Hen parties. The antics of stags and hens frequently amuse passersby in the main square in Cracow.

Visit the Famous Salt Mine Near Cracow

Just outside Cracow, a 20-minute drive away, or even steam train ride, is the famous Salt Mine with miles of underground tunnels and amazing carvings.

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