Best places: Tourist attractions in Krakow, Poland

Mound built in honor of statesman Józef Piłsudski with walking paths leading to views over the city.

👍👍 Great excursion in the darkness. Wonderful guide and interesting feeling! Highly recomended! Thank you!

Large medieval town square, dating to the 13th century, surrounded by palaces & churches.

Coronation site of the Polish monarchs, with visits to the Sigismund Bell, royal tombs & museum.

English-style gardens with sports areas, a pond & several monuments to famous Poles, plus bike hire.

Modern, pedestrianized river crossing adorned with sculptures of acrobats by artist Jerzy Kędziora.

This large mound of unknown origin is a popular destination for scenic views of the city.

Museum founded in 1801, exhibiting artworks & handicrafts, including a painting by Da Vinci.

👍 This was a fun place to spend an evening - not too pricy but probably pricier than other bars. Inevitably we were the oldest ones there (30s) but if you ignore the shame the table football is super fun. The ball pool pit made me feel like I was about to have heatstroke and that’s when we all left. M...

Restored Gothic church known for its stained glass windows, murals & its copy of the Turin Shroud

Serene natural landscape featuring a playground, walking paths & many species of trees.

👍👍 We decided to learn some rules since this is a sport which has tournaments. The staff nicely explained all the rules and suggested we get acquainted and have some practice, then after a while we were told how to count points and the fun begun. I'be enjoyed every minute spent there (yet some more fre...

Forested park with caves & rock formations, popular for walks by Zakrzówek lake, cycling & climbing.

Based on horror movies, this interactive experience features themed rooms & puzzles to solve.

Space-themed mini-golf course with 9 glow-in-the-dark holes, plus neon Jenga, arcade games & drinks.

Restored, retro pinball machines & arcade games available to play, with drinks & day-long entry.

Museum with playable arcade-game consoles from the late 20th century, including Pac Man & Dig Dug.

Centuries-old, Catholic place of worship with vaulted archways & ornate, Gothic features.

Baroque-style church completed in 1703, with gilded angel sculptures, reliefs & a painted ceiling.

👍👍 The museum is not so big, but it contains a large collection of various electronic devices. The coolest thing is that you can play a lot of games, you can touch everything, I highly recommend And the owner really nice and can tell you many interesting things about museum