From the Grunwald monument, the Barbican and through st. Florian's gate , to Rynek Glowny and then Wawel Castle and Cathedral. Although the old town of Krakow is small enough to be seen within 1-2 days (the Wawel Castle grounds are the only ones that...More

One of the most rewarding walks you can do in Krakow is follow the Royal Way,this is the ancient road travelled by Royalty and famous dignitaries that takes in most of Krakow's most beautiful buildings including Wawel Castle ,Barbican, St Florians Gate and many many...More

Running through the middle of the historic Old Town, the Royal Road was once the route taken by coronation processions and dignitaries visiting Poland. Many of the historic attractions of Krakow are located on or along the Road. Starting at St. Florian's church, the road...More

Beautiful huge place to stroll along casually or just sit & watch the crowds. Nice architectural buildings. Many souvenir shops, restaurants, cafes. Sit in one of the many alfresco dining outlets to watch the crowds while one relax & dine. Beautiful Horses with colourful carriages...More

It is really a royal road since on this main toad you can find shops coffees restaurant churches monuments etc it is an essential road.. must walk to be able to see everything ...

This road (Grodzka street) connects the Wawel castle to the main market square. It is paved with numerous churches, museums, eateries and shops. Walking along this road will allow you to absorb both the history of Krakow and its modern vibe, too.

I'm sure your experience won't be the same as mine, or maybe it will. I hope so, because while here it felt like I was in a movie. Strolling down cobblestone roads, with horse and carriages passing by, stunning colourful building, and topping if off...More