Nightlife in Lesser Poland Voivodeship

1. See a Chopin Piano Recital- A night out in Krakow remains incomplete without witnessing a show of the famous composer Chopin. At the Chopin Piano Recital, enjoy and indulge in the pleasant notes of Chopin Piano Recital in the main Market Square of Krakow. The concert is held at the Chopin Concert Hall, and is attended by thousands of people each time. Rejoice as you indulge your ears in the nocturnes and polonaises used by
Chopin. The wonderful music, coupled with the lively atmosphere in the Gothic concert hall will simply be a highly evocative experience for you.

Location - S?awkowska 14, 31-014 Kraków, Poland
Timings- Varies

2. Carriage ride tour of the old town- The traditional carriage tours will generally begin from the main square - Matejko Square. As the horses and their coachmen take you on a tour across the Old Town, you can admire the major Old Town attractions of Krakow. Pass by famous landmarks like the Krakow Barbican and St. Florence Gate. At the Main Square, stop and admire the St. Mary’s Basilica and the Cloth Hall. Lastly, pass by Kanonicza Street and reach the final destination of the route - Wawel Hill.

Location - Starts from Matejko Square generally
Timings - Varies

3. Evening Cruise on the Vistula River- One of the best ways to discover any city is by exploring it on canal or river cruises, and it is the same with Krakow. With the nightfall, the city starts lighting up and exploring the illuminated city is simply an amazing experience. On your cruise, pass by famous landmarks like the Wawel Cathedral and Castle, Monastery and Debnicki Bridge. Also, come across famous Krakow destinations like the Manggha Museum, Bernatek Footbridge and the magnificent Grunwaldzki Bridge. Lastly, pass through the Kazimierz district and pass by the St. Michael Basilica. .

4. Catch the night scenes in the streets of the old town- Krakow’s Old Town is the most attractive and popular place in Poland, and is also listed in the UNESCO list of heritage sites. Night tours of Old Town are simply amazing with numerous beer gardens, rooftop pubs and bars is what attracts a number of night owls to it. Indulge your years to the pleasant tunes of Chopin at the concert hall, or simply take a stroll to the lively Rynek Glowny Square of Old Town. Or go dining at any one of the fine dining restaurants of the Old Town.

Location- Old Town, Krakow
Timings - Varies

5. Relax at the Chocholow Thermal Baths- Chocolow Thermal Baths is a unique and amazing place to unwind and release the body and mind of all its stress and tensions. At these baths, take a dip and relax in the amazingly hot mineral water with the golden sky in the background at sunset. It is one of the best ways to relax and take a break from your daily tours. At Chocolow Thermal Baths, you can also indulge in amazing pool activities like pool volleyball, slides, volcano geysers, etc-. You can end your time at the thermal with a fine dine at its restaurant.

Location - Chocho?ów 400, 34-513 Witów, Poland
Timings - 9am to 10 pm

1. Main Square Of The Old Town Of Kraków- The Rynek Glowny is a public square in the heart of the Old Town in Krakow, and is one of the busiest places here. It spreads over an area of 10 acres, and as such is one of the largest mediaeval public squares in Europe. At the heart of the square, you’ll find the famous Cloth Hall, which has been a major centre for cloth trade for centuries. Another great place is the Town Hall Tower, which is also an important centre in Krakow. Other major attractions near the square include the St. Mary's Basilica, St. Adalbert Church and the Adam mickiewicz Monument.

Location : Rynek G?ówny, 31-422 Kraków, Poland
Timings : Open 24 hrs

2. Jewish Quarter- Krakow Jewish Quarters is one of the oldest and most important Jewish settlement areas in Poland. Once an area of prosperity, it later became a symbol of the horrors faced by the Jewish community during the second world war.It houses the Old Snag Use, which is one of the oldest synagogues in Poland. The Church of Corpus Christi is another great site of attractions, especially due to its stunning architecture.

Location: Jewish Quarters, Krakow

3. ClothHall- The Cloth Hall is a significant place in Krakow, located in the Market Square near the Old Town. It is known for its impressive architecture and as such has been listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List. In the 15th and 16th century, numerous imports were carried on from the eastern regions, like that of sils, cloth and spices. It was a meeting point of businessmen from all across the globe.. Today, it is one of the most exotic markets in Krakow, and is an important tourist destination. You’ll find spectacular items like jewellery, handicrafts, cloth, wooden carvings and rugs, at affordable prices.

Location - Rynek G?ówny 1/3, 31-042 Kraków, Poland
Timings - Open 24 hrs

4. Hyde Park- The Hyde Park is a popular open space in krakow, where scores of festivals, concerts, social and cultural events take place. Everyyear, hundreds of people assemble here to take part in concerts and festivals, to escape from the stress of modern life. At night, the vibe and ambience of this palace simply turns lively and becomes very tempting. Indulge in a number of concerts, sports or events at this park. The park also provides a good dining facility.

Location - Kamienna 12, 31-403 Kraków, Poland
Timings - Varies

Krakow is an amazing city to explore at night, and in fact it is a highly preferred night out destination. You can go on amazing concerts, shows and events that regularly happen in Krakow. Plus, in the Old Town and Kazimiers, there are scores of restaurants, clubs and rooftop pubs that come to life with the onset of nightfall. Moreover, visiting the illuminated monuments is also one of the best things to do at night in Krakow.

Krakow is one of the world's most beautiful cities in terms of liveability and tourism. It has an endless amount of buildings and monuments, and the UNESCO-listed Old Town is simply charming. It is also an important centre for preservation of European and international art and culture. Moreover, Krakow has an amazing nightlife and there are plenty of fun things you can do at night in Krakow.

The best time to visit Krakow is in spring (March to May) and autumn months(Sept to November). At this time, the weather conditions are highly pleasant , and you can also avoid the crowds of the peak season to explore its attractions at its finest.

By Air : Krakow’s nearest and main airport is the John Paul II International Airport in the Balice village, around 10 km from the city centre.

By Train : Krakow Glowny is Krakow’s main railway station and is connected to nearby European destinations very well. You can find direct lines coming from Budapest, Austria and Germany.

By Bus : Krakow is very well connected by bus routes. Operators like Flixbus and RegioJet provide amazing connectivity with Krakwo.

By Car : Although not that effective and efficient, you can even reach Krakow in car. There are a number of highways that connect Krakow with other European cities.

In general, 2 days are more than sufficient to explore the major Krakow attractions like the Wawel Castle, St. Mary’s Basilica and the Jewish Quarters. If you have the time and resources, you can extend your stay for about a week to discover the city at its finest.