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There are 12 flights operating between Istanbul and Krakow. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Antalya and Ankara to Krakow.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Krakow flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Krakow 3,741 TL, Amman Krakow 4,449 TL and Ankara Krakow 2,296 TL

Better to book your flight to Krakow 15 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

August and May months are the highest season for Poland, Krakow. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: March and December.

Kraków, one of the oldest and three largest cities in Poland, is the science, culture and art center of the country. Kraków is a city that has an important place in the history of Poland, has a long history and witnessed the Second World War. Welcoming seven million tourists a year, Kraków is also known as the "Heart of Poland" because it is the former capital of Poland's former kings and witnesses many historical scenes.

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Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is located close to the Slovakian border. Although written sources first mention Krakow, the oldest city in Poland where life began, in 965 AD, traces of ancient stone age life were found on Wawel Hill, in the city, during archaeological excavations. However, it is known that modern life in Krakow began in the 7th century by the Slavs. The city, which enchants its visitors who like to take cultural and artistic trips with its fascinating historical heritage, is also considered a favorite travel route with its natural beauties and interesting culture.

Places to visit

Krakow, named after the legend of the murder of a dragon living on the hill on the banks of the Vistula River by a prince named Krakus, is a city visited by millions of tourists with its historical structures consisting of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architectures. Krakow, which was the European Capital of Culture in 2000, was chosen as the "Most Undervalued City" with its young population, colorful and dynamic nightlife, ecological values, different atmosphere and rich in gastronomy as well as culture and art.

Kraków's historic city part, full of monuments, museums, churches and synagogues, has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1978. Wawen Royal Castle, which was built in the 15th century in Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic architectural styles and hosted Polish kings for centuries, is now used as a museum. The house of the dragon, which is said to be named after the city, is located in the garden of the museum where works such as the holy relics used by the Polish Archbishopric in religious ceremonies, Italian paintings, various items and objects belonging to the 17th century Turks are exhibited. The Dragon Cave, called Dragons Den, is flooded with tourists. Wawel Cathedral, another important place on Wawen Hill, was built by King Boleslaw in the 11th century in honor of Stanislaw, the patron saint of Poland. Panoramic view of the city can be watched from the Bell Tower at the top of the cathedral.

The area where Oskar Schindler's office is located has been serving as a museum since 2010 under the name Schindler's Factory. Emphasizing the difficulties of being a Jew living in the Nazi era, the museum is one of the most sought-after addresses in the city. The Old Synagogue, also known as Stara Synagoga, is located in Kazimierz District, which was an independent city from Krakow until the 18th century and was mostly inhabited by Jews. There are photo galleries of the Jews who lost their lives in the synagogue, which was built by King Kazimierz Wielki in 1335.

The Kraków Watchtower, built in the 16th century and surrounding the entrance to the city, was designed to be protected from enemy invasions. As one of the oldest market areas in Medieval Europe, there is a 15th century structure in Rynek Glowny Square, which is still in the heart of the city since 1257. Built on the square, Sukiennice is one of the oldest fabric markets in Europe. Sukiennice, which still sells jewellery, fabrics, handicrafts and ornaments, is one of the city's most popular shopping destinations. Do not forget to visit the St. Adalbert Church, an 11th-century structure, and the Basilica of the Virgin Mary, built in the 15th century, in the square. You can also visit the Clock Tower and the Rynek Underground, an archaeological museum, in the square.

Apart from this in the city, you can visit the 12 Apostles Statue, St. Florian's Pass, Princess Czartoryski Museum, Pharmacy Museum and Auschwitz and Wieliczka outside the city.

Food & Drink and Shopping

17. Kraków cuisine, which remained in the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 18th and 18th centuries, is highly influenced by the cultures of Austria and Hungary, but also shows itself with typical Central European dishes. Among the most used ingredients in Kraków cuisine are sour cream, dill, marjoram, cumin seeds and wild mushrooms, and white loaf of bread called obwarzanek and traditional smoked cheese called oscypek. Kraków also has restaurants that offer flavors from world cuisine, thanks to tourism that has shined in recent years. You can often come across Italian, French, Greek, Argentinean and Mexican restaurants. Beverages include beer, vodka and liquor. Non-alcoholic beverages include tea, coffee and apple juice.