Easter in Krakow

Spend Easter in Krakow, where there is always something exciting going on! We will welcome you generously in a warm, festive atmosphere. You will have Easter breakfast in Krakow, visit the royal city and spend some special moments with your family.

Here you will find an excellent setting for relaxation and easy access to Krakow’s greatest attractions. All the most interesting attractions just a few step away.

EASTER IN A HOTEL? ONLY IN THE HEART OF KRAKOW

Here you will find an excellent setting for relaxation and easy access to Krakow’s greatest attractions. All the most interesting attractions just a few step away.

You are just a short walk away from the Main Market Square, which at Easter in Krakow gets bustling with activity, dazzling with colours, tempting with the aromas of Easter... A stroll through the Main Market Square is the essence of Easter in Krakow, a meeting with the colourful traditions and festive customs of the former capital of Małopolska. At the stalls and stands you can buy regional delicacies, original souvenirs, local handicrafts and gifts. You’ll listen to live music and sample festive specialities. Easter palms, Easter eggs, festive baked goods, all surrounded by history happening all around us. What could be better for Easter?

WHERE TO GO FOR EASTER? TO KRAKOW!

In Krakow’s Old Town you will meet visitors from all over Poland and the world, as Easter in Krakow has been attracting them for years. Tradition and history come together in a perfect union. If you prefer to get off the beaten track, we recommend a stroll through the side streets and the quiet, cobbled streets of Old Krakow. And if you feel like welcoming the coming spring, have an Easter breakfast in Krakow and take your loved ones for a long walk in the beautiful Planty Park, where you can begin or end your tour of the sites of the royal city.

KRAKOW EASTER ATTRACTIONS

Easter in Krakow is the perfect opportunity to see the capital’s most famous sights. The Cloth Hall, the Royal Castle, St Mary's Church, the Barbican... From the Main Square you can walk along the Royal Route directly to the monumental Wawel Castle, the famous seat of Polish kings and the Wawel Dragon. St. Mary's Church houses the famous altarpiece of Veit Stoss, and the famous bugle call is played daily from the church tower.

Easter in Krakow will delight you with original traditions. On Easter Monday, take your family to the famous Emaus Easter fair, held every year near the Norbertine convent. There are plenty of attractions, colourful stalls full of various items and snack, and, above all, the unique atmosphere of festive Krakow. Or would you rather stay a day longer? It is worth it, because every year, Easter in Krakow ends with a traditional festival with art performances, games and competitions, which takes place on the first Tuesday after Easter on Krakus Mound.