Kraków area


Kraków is a city brimming with history, culture, and charm—perfect for exploring before or after the wedding celebrations! Here’s some must-see attractions and activities to make the most of your visit (you can find more on the map above):


Old Town (Stare miasto)
The heart of Kraków’s charm lies in its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk around the Main Market Square (Rynek Główny), one of Europe’s largest medieval squares. Don’t miss the stunning St. Mary’s Basilica, where you can hear the iconic bugle call (hejnał) every hour from the tower.


Wawel Royal Castle
A short walk from the Main Square, the Wawel Royal Castle is a symbol of Poland’s royal past. Wander the grounds, visit the cathedral, or explore the Dragon’s Den, a legendary cave linked to Kraków’s folklore.


Kazimierz – The Jewish Quarter
This vibrant district blends historic sites with a modern, artsy vibe. Explore synagogues, charming cafes, and boutique shops. At night, Kazimierz comes alive with cozy bars and live music venues.


Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory
Step into Kraków’s history during World War II with a visit to the Oskar Schindler Enamel Factory Museum. The interactive exhibits offer a moving insight into the city’s experience during the war.


Vistula (Wisła) River Cruise
See Kraków from a different perspective on a Vistula River boat cruise. Relax as you glide past landmarks like Wawel Castle and enjoy scenic views of the city.


Planty
Encircling the Old Town, Planty Park offers a peaceful retreat for a leisurely stroll or picnic. The lush green space is ideal for unwinding after sightseeing.


Kościuszko Mound
For panoramic views of Kraków, head to Kosciuszko Mound, a man-made hill built to honor a national hero. The climb is worth it for the breathtaking scenery!


Wieliczka Salt Mine
Just outside Kraków, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is a mesmerizing underground world of salt-carved chapels, tunnels, and sculptures. It’s one of Poland’s most unique attractions and a must-see.

Zalipie
A charming village known for its beautifully painted cottages adorned with vibrant floral motifs. Visitors can explore the Felicja Curyłowa Farmstead Museum and stroll through the village to admire the hand-painted houses. It’s a perfect destination for a picturesque and cultural day trip off the beaten path!

Żywiec
A scenic town nestled in the Beskid Mountains, best known for its rich brewing tradition and stunning natural surroundings. Visitors can tour the famous Żywiec Brewery Museum, explore the historic Żywiec Castle and Park, or enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and sailing on Lake Żywiec. It’s an ideal spot for history buffs, beer enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike!


Zakopane area


Nestled at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, Zakopane is known as Poland’s winter capital, but it’s a stunning destination year-round. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or simply looking to relax, Zakopane has it all! Here are our recommendations (you can also find more on the map above):


Krupówki
The bustling heart of Zakopane, Krupówki Street, is lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes. It’s the perfect place to try regional specialties, buy souvenirs, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere.


Kasprowy Wierch Cable Railway – Ground Station
For breathtaking views of the Tatra Mountains, ride the Kasprowy Wierch cable car. Once at the top, enjoy hiking trails, viewpoint restaurant, and more!


Gubałówka
Ride the funicular up Gubałówka Hill for panoramic views of Zakopane and the surrounding mountains. At the top, you’ll find shops, cafes, and a scenic walking trail along the ridge.


Chochołów
Unwind in the luxurious thermal spas of Chochołowskie Termy. These facilities offer heated pools, saunas, and stunning views of the Tatra Mountains.


The Tatra Museum
Gain insights into the culture, history, and natural environment of the Tatra region at the Tatra Museum. It’s a great way to learn about the area’s rich traditions and folklore.


The Poronin Sky Walk
The Poronin Sky Walk blends high‑elevation scenic views, accessible design, and playful adventure — all woven through the treetops of Podhale with panoramic vistas of the Tatra mountains. It is approximately 30 minutes away from Zakopane by car. 





Nowy Targ area


Located at the crossroads of stunning mountain ranges and rich cultural heritage, Nowy Targ is a charming town offering a mix of history, nature, and local traditions. Here are our recommendations for things to do in Nowy Targ:


Jarmark (Nowy Targ Market)
Known as the “capital of Podhale,” Nowy Targ is famous for its traditional outdoor market, held every Thursday and Saturday. Shop for handmade goods, highlander-style clothing, fresh produce, and unique local specialties.

Wooden Churches
Nowy Targ is home to beautiful examples of wooden sacral architecture, such as St. Anne’s Church and Holy Trinity Church, both listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. These stunning churches are rich in history and charm.

Gorczański Park Narodowy (National Park)
A breathtaking national park known for its dense forests, rolling meadows, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can hike scenic trails leading to stunning viewpoints like Turbacz, the park’s highest peak, or explore traditional shepherd huts and mountain streams. It’s a perfect destination for nature lovers, hikers, and those seeking tranquility in the heart of the Gorce Mountains.

Dunajec River Rafting Tour
One of the most unique experiences near Nowy Targ is rafting down the Dunajec River Gorge. This scenic trip offers stunning views of the Pieniny Mountains and a touch of adventure.


Czorsztyn Lake
A short drive from Nowy Targ, Czorsztyn Lake offers picturesque views and activities like boating and hiking. Visit the Niedzica Castle, perched above the lake, for breathtaking scenery and a glimpse into the region’s history.




Hiking and biking


Poland
This region of Poland offers several stunning hiking trails & outdoor adventures for all skill levels! Here are a few of our favorites:


Dunajec River Valley
Take a leisurely hike or bike ride along the Dunajec River, surrounded by lush greenery and mountain views. It’s a great way to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region.


Tatra National Park
Zakopane is the gateway to Tatra National Park, a paradise for hikers. Popular trails include the scenic route to Morskie Oko (Eye of the Sea), Poland’s largest mountain lake, and the challenging ascent of Giewont for adventurous climbers.

Szlak wokół Tatr (Trail around the Tatras)
A scenic cycling and hiking trail winding through the picturesque landscapes of Poland and Slovakia. Enjoy stunning mountain views, charming villages, and a mix of cultural and natural wonders along the way!




Slovakia
Just across the border from Zakopane, northern Slovakia offers breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, this region is filled with activities and attractions.


Treetop Walk Bachledka
The Bachledka Treetop Walk is a unique experience that lets you stroll above the forest canopy, offering sweeping views of the Belianske Tatras and surrounding valleys. The walk culminates in a 32-meter-tall observation tower with a thrilling spiral slide for the adventurous.




Štrbské Pleso
A stunning alpine lake in Slovakia’s High Tatras, perfect for scenic walks, hiking, and year-round outdoor adventures. Surrounded by majestic peaks, it’s an ideal destination for nature lovers and relaxation.ons