Lesser Poland Voivodeship Honeymoon Packages

1. The Main Square: There are numerous charming places in the neighbourhood that are worth a stop if you stroll around on a romantic yet simple walk with your partner on your Krakow honeymoon tour. The main plaza is a square area surrounded by old churches and homes where you can wander around with your partner. The Cloth Hall, which was restored in the Renaissance style and dominates the area, is topped by a lovely attic or Polish parapet embellished with carved masks to soak in the country vibe and relish the experience on your honeymoon.

Location: Main Square, Krakow, Poland

2. St. Mary’s Basilica: Praying for a forever with each other at the St. Mary Basilica and climbing the St. Mary’s tower has a breathtakingly romantic view of the city from the top. Explore the stunningly divine energy at this Gothic style and Renaissance style church. The Gothic tower is proud of its spectacular, 81-metre-tall spire, which was constructed in 1478 and includes a gold-plated crown. The Basilica’s interior is richly decorated and gives the honeymoon couples a perfect opportunity to gaze at the marvellous architecture and spend some great time together.

Location: Plac Mariacki 5, 31-042 Kraków, Poland

3. Wawel Royal Castle: You must take advantage of the chance to see one of the original UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Take a romantic walk through the castle situated in the city's historic district, a stunning location with stunning buildings, featuring a variety of European architectural styles, and the well-known Wawel Dragon. It is the most notable building on Wawel Hill and is regarded as a major point of pride for Poles. Being one of the best sights for honeymoon couples to behold their loved ones and watch the Castle of dreams in reality. 

Location: Wawel 5, 31-001 Kraków, Poland

4. Mocak Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow: Visit MOCAK if you and your companion enjoy art, where you both can discover the post-war avant-garde, conceptual art, cognitive ethical worth, and its relationship with reality in the exhibition of contemporary art, which is centred on the two most recent decades. The building itself, tucked behind Schindler's Factory, is impressive due to its cutting-edge design and contemporary layout where you can spend some quality time discovering the heritage. Observe the Mieczys?aw Por?bski Library, with its collection of books on art theory and history, as well as a permanent exhibition space devoted to Krystian Lupa's interactive installation Live Factory 2-round out the museum's impressive array of modern art, which features both Polish and international artists. 

Location: Lipowa 4, 30-702 Kraków, Poland

5. Zakopane: The magnificent wooden architecture, stunning scenery, and wintry weather of Zakopane are the city's principal draws. The town has a magnificent network of winter hiking trails that are perfect for exploring the pristine wilderness of the mountain range, which draws several couples each year who come to take in its peace and beauty on their honeymoon. Zakopane has developed into a well-liked winter sports vacation spot for couples from all over the world due to the several ski slopes nearby where you may partake in some exhilarating activities.

Location: Zakopane, Krakow, Poland

6. Botanic Garden: See the stunning Botanic garden to feel the love in the air with all those blooming flowers on your honeymoon in Krakow. In Kraków, a botanical garden known as the Botanic Garden of the Jagiellonian University was established in 1783. It is a historical site that is owned by the Jagiellonian University. Experience how nurturing a relationship is an everyday effort just like nurturing these plants with all the care and love is, which make them look beautiful and vibrant.

Location: Miko?aja Kopernika 27, 31-501 Kraków, Poland

7. Ko?ciuszko Mound: In Kraków, Poland, there is a man-made hill called Kosciuszko Mound which has a lovely panoramic for couples to have stunningly romantic honeymoon in Krakow. You can trek along the mountain with your partner. You can also use a hired bicycle to trek towards the peak approximately 326 metres (1,070 feet) above sea level, with a panoramic view of the Vistula River and the city. Also the place has some nice cafes where you can relish some nicely baked cakes and cookies with your partner to have some soothing time together. 

Location: al. Waszyngtona 1, 30-204 Kraków, Poland
Timing: 9:00 am to 3:30 pm everyday from Monday to Sunday.

1. Put a Love Lock on Father Bernatek Footbridge: Love locks are famous for making your wishes come true and bless the lover with a forever companionship. What can be more beautiful than seeking blessings and praying for your partner on your honeymoon in Krakow. You can Bicycle around to enjoy the charming river crossing, where the Podgórski bridge once stood. The 145-metre-long bridge's characteristic curve is illuminated from below, and LED lights have been installed in the barriers and benches ahead where you can sit and have some romantic talks with the vibrant view of the foot bridge.

Location: K?adka Ojca Bernatka, 31-061 Kraków, Poland

2. Walk along the Vistula River: Sit at the vistula river front and watch the world holding each other's hand. Look at the fly at this scenic river font on your Krakow honeymoon tour. The Vistula River beach, one of the most stunning urban beaches in the world, stands out amid the urbanised Warsaw. The beaches along the Vistula River are a collection of various little coves; this location's gentle golden sands contrast sharply with the Warsaw skyline. Renting a sun lounger is simple, and there are several options for entire food shakes and booths. Along the length of the beaches, there are also bike routes available.

Location: Vistula River Bank, Warsaw, Poland 

3. Stroll around Krakow’s Park: Spend some quality time with each other in the bustling Krakow park on your Krakow honeymoon tour. Geological formations that are hilly, rocky, and mountainous connect all of the national parks in the Kraków region. Krakow has many parks that you can explore such as Ojcowski National Park; Gorcza?ski National Park; Babiogórski National Park; Tatra National Park; Pieniny National Park. International visitors frequently choose Ojcowski, Tatra, and Pieniny National Parks as their top destinations. While Kraków's parks are a part of the image, its truly wild spaces—the meadows, forests, and nature reserves accessible at the end of a quick tram trip from the centre—are much more impressive. Kraków probably has a park that's ideal for you, whether you want to stroll down a river valley to a 1,000-year-old abbey, climb pagan mounds, or visit a sci-fi-inspired garden.

Krakow is famous for old towns, stunning architecture, picturesque strolls, adorable cafes, and a great range of day tours. Krakow is also the home of Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory and is one of the largest cities in Poland. The city is also known for its great historical architecture and cultural significance.

1. Driver's licence or passport
2. Credit cards
3. Bring plenty of little dollars for tips if you're honeymooning on a cruise or at a resort location.
4. Copies of all necessary travel documents, including tickets, passports, visas, immunisation records, cruise documentation, etc. These objects can be photographed using a smartphone, but we like having printed copies as well.
4. Paperwork for travel insurance: Find a travel insurance policy that offers coverage for typical honeymoon catastrophes like lost luggage, delays, cancellations, and medical emergencies.
5. The number to call in an emergency, write down contact information for your family as well as helpful numbers on a card that you may keep in your wallet or another location that is simple for others to access.
6. LED tealights 
7. A portable Bluetooth speaker
8. A heartfelt love letter to your spouse, or maybe multiple small messages for them to discover while you're on your honeymoon

A minimum of 2 to 3 days are enough to explore the beautiful city of Krakow with all the sightseeing and beautiful destinations that it has to offer. With 2-3 days in hand, you can stroll through some of the most romantic places in Krakow.

1. By Train: Trains arrive at Kraków G?ówny, the city's primary station. From the majority of Polish cities of surrounding nations such as Berlin, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Bratislava, and Kiev, there are direct trains. But if you're coming from Minsk or Vilnius, you'll need to change.

2. By Flight: The John Paul II International Airport in Kraków will be the main entry point for most travellers. However, a number of low-cost carriers land at the farther-off Katowice airport.

3. By Bus: You will almost likely arrive at Kraków's Dworzec Autobusowy, the bus terminal housed inside the main train station, if you're travelling by coach. The location is a great starting point for exploring the city, despite being a touch sleazy and close to the Old Town.

The best time to go for a honeymoon in Krakow is during the summer season from June to August, when the city is full of events and activities to do. It is the perfect time to go with your partner and admire some of the most famous attractions of the city such as St. Mary’s Basilica, Stanislaw Lem’s Garden of Experiments and many more places. You can also indulge in the festivals during the summer months such as the festival of Jewish Culture or the Summer Opera Festival.

The climate of Krakow is moderately continental, with cold winters and pleasant summers. Krakow experiences all four seasons: summer, spring, autumn and winter. However spring and winter are the main season of Krakow. During the winters temperature goes down in minus with heavy snowfall and in spring the weather is pleasant with cool breeze and sunshine.

The nightlife in Krakow is as wonderful as you can expect it to be. Kraków's nightlife is a big draw for many tourists with fantastic cellar bars and beer gardens are abundant, especially in Kazimierz and the Old Town.