Krakow is the royal capital & the spiritual heart of Poland, situated to the south of it, a centre of science, knowledge and religion.

Flights to Krakow lands at John Paul II International airport, named after Karol Wojtyla, the archbishop of Krakow before he was chosen as pope.

The John Paul II International Airport is the only airport in Krakow which is located 16 km to the west of Krakow.

Best time to fly Krakow:
The best time to get cheap flights to Krakow is in the season of winters when the visitors avoids their booking of Krakow airline tickets due to the freezing temperature reaching to the minus degrees sometimes.

Best time to travel Krakow:
Krakow is at its peak from April all the way through the late Octobers. It’s an excellent idea of taking Krakow flights and spending the holidays there. The city has several events all through the year, and especially July is the month of festivals, from the street theatres to jazz. This is the ultimate time to book Krakow airline tickets and enjoy your holiday.

Climate:
Krakow has 4 distinct seasons mainly. Spring is very bright and soft, May temperatures reaches to the mid 10 degrees Celsius. Summer in Krakow is temperate with some occasional heat waves along with some heavy rainfall. From June through August the temperature actually remains in the 20s. The autumn days in this city starts out smoggy but gets warmed up in the afternoon. The foliage in this time is quite beautiful. Winter has lots of snow & the temperature reaches quite below to the freezing point. This time the crowd is also low, the hotel rates are cheaper and also cheap flights to Krakow are obtainable very easily.

Attractions:
•    The Central Market Square, from 1257, is one of the biggest squares of Medieval Europe and the societal heart of Krakow at present, attracts many viewers to book their cheap flights to Krakow in well advance.
•    In the public toilets of Krakow, image of men and women are usually not used. Instead of that the words “dla panow” meaning for gentlemen; or the words “dla pan” meaning for the ladies.
•    Any one can reach the Auschwitz by bus from the city. The most tarnished of the Nazi awareness camps, Auschwitz is actually now a museum, which is an extremely fantastic destination for the visitors to get off their Krakow flights.
•    Try some delicious traditional Polish foods. Pierogi are bread pockets actually filled with meat and cheese or cabbage.

Getting in and around:
Krakow is very compact, typically closed to the traffic, though easy to negotiate. Krakow’s main attractions are nearer to one another. So it is better to explore the city by foot. Buses and trams can be getting easily while roaming around the city. Taxis are enthusiastically available, while fares at the night are quite higher. Radio taxis generally have the cheaper rates. Buses, trams are most easiest way to get around Krakow though they become crowded during the rush hours.