A romantic 4-day trip to Krakow, exploring its historic heart, the enchanting Jewish Quarter, and enjoying local Polish cuisine, all while staying within your budget for activities and food.

Arrive in Krakow, check into your pre-booked accommodation, and settle in.
Take some time to freshen up before beginning your exploration.
Transfer from the airport to your accommodation. We recommend public transport or a pre-booked taxi/private transfer if not already arranged.
Experience the most popular tourist attractions in Krakow's Old Town from the comfort of a guided golf cart.
See main sights like Rynek Glowny, Cloth Hall, and St. Mary's Basilica.
A great way to get an overview of the Old Town and its history efficiently. Your guide will provide insights into the city's rich heritage.
After your tour, enjoy a romantic stroll around Krakow's Rynek Glowny Central Square.
Admire the historical buildings, the Cloth Hall, and the iconic St. Mary's Basilica.
Take in the atmosphere of one of Europe's largest medieval squares. Entrance to St. Mary's Basilica (for tourists) usually requires a small fee if you wish to go inside.
Enjoy a traditional Polish dinner at a cozy restaurant in the Old Town.
Try pierogi, bigos, or żurek soup.
Many restaurants offer excellent value. Look for 'Restauracja' signs. Expect to pay around EUR 20-30 per person for a good meal with drinks.
Explore the majestic Wawel Royal Castle complex, a symbol of Polish national identity.
Wander the grounds, visit Wawel Cathedral, and enjoy panoramic views of the Vistula River.
Entrance to the Wawel grounds is free, but specific exhibitions, the Cathedral's Royal Tombs, and Sigismund Bell require tickets. Consider which parts interest you most to manage your budget.
Descend into the legendary Dragon's Den, a cave at the foot of Wawel Hill, and see the famous Wawel Dragon statue breathing fire.
A small entry fee applies. The cave exit is near the Vistula River, perfect for continuing your walk.
Walk to the historic Jewish Quarter, Kazimierz, and find a charming spot for lunch.
Try zapiekanka (Polish open-faced baguette) from Plac Nowy for a budget-friendly option.
Kazimierz offers a vibrant culinary scene, from street food to traditional Jewish and Polish restaurants.
Spend the afternoon exploring the atmospheric streets of Kazimierz.
Discover its synagogues, charming courtyards, and unique boutiques.
This district is rich in history and atmosphere, perfect for a romantic walk.
Enjoy an evening meal in Kazimierz, perhaps trying some traditional Jewish-style cuisine or another local Polish restaurant.
The Jewish Quarter comes alive in the evening with many bars and restaurants. Consider 'Szeroka Street' for several popular choices.
Enjoy a leisurely and romantic morning stroll through the beautiful Botanical Garden of the Jagiellonian University.
A peaceful escape from the city bustle.
Check opening hours and any potential entry fees as these can vary by season. It's an excellent spot for nature lovers.
Take a romantic walk along the Vistula River embankment, enjoying the views of Wawel Castle and the city.
It's especially charming in the crisp winter air.
Find a cozy café nearby for a hot drink to warm up afterwards.
Grab a casual and affordable lunch at a local bar mleczny (milk bar) for an authentic Polish experience, or a local cafe.
Milk bars offer extremely cheap and hearty traditional Polish food. A true local gem.
Step back in time at the Krakow Arcade Museum, featuring over 140 arcade games and 30 pinballs on free play.
A fun, nostalgic activity for Valentine's Day!
Perfect for a playful and affordable afternoon. Check current entry fees, typically a single fee for unlimited play.
Enjoy a special romantic dinner to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Krakow has many beautiful restaurants that offer an intimate setting.
Consider making a reservation in advance, especially for Valentine's Day. Look for places slightly outside the main square for better value. Budget around EUR 30-50 per person for a memorable meal.
Enjoy a final Polish breakfast or brunch at a charming cafe, perhaps trying some traditional pastries or a hearty omlette.
Many cafes around the Old Town and Kazimierz offer delicious and affordable breakfast options.
Spend some time browsing for last-minute souvenirs in the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) or local shops.
You can find amber jewelry, local crafts, and traditional Polish souvenirs here.
Head to Krakow Airport for your departure, taking with you wonderful memories of your romantic trip.
Ensure you allow ample time for travel to the airport and check-in procedures.
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