Experience astonishing Zakopane highland resort.

Zakopane is a glorious highland district titled the Polish winter capital city. Placed in the Malopolska voivodeship can be found close to the border with Slovakia. You can hit it in around 2-3 hours from the city of Krakow by car.

Evidence the casual experience of the sufferers in collections of Auschwitz museum.

As you get to the huge former extermination camp in Auschwitz concentration camp you would be shown plenty of traces of the difficult struggle that took place in this camp. They all tell the sad story of living and also distress inside the extermination camp.

Take a deep breath and move underground in Wieliczka Salt Mine.

The famous visitor lane in Wieliczka Salt Mine is the well-organized pathway for guests who would like to observe the story of Polish excavation industry. Surely any tourist will become interested after being informed the overall Wieliczka mine length which is about three hundred km.

Reserve of Crystal caves of Wieliczka Salt Mine – the sheer brilliance.

The Crystal Caves Nature Reserve is placed inside the ravishing Wieliczka Salt Mine which is one of the vastest as well as most traditional mines among Europe. Visitors are welcome to watch it after reaching 70-114 meters depth underground. The exquisite collection is specially valuable for the distinguishing items of crystals of halite.

Tourism path in Wieliczka mine.

Every year Wieliczka is called on by even more than dozens of tourists. The salt mine with a depth of 327 meters and coming up to over 300 km long is without doubt a wonderful highlight for tourists. While having the tour tourists have chance to cover a distance of over 3,5 km trail filled with mythic figures and historical sculptures.

Don’t miss Ojcow National Park.

Ojcow National Park is set in the vicinity of Krakow zone, more or less 15 minutes away by bus, within the Jurrasic Krakow-Częstochowa Upland. You will enjoy its environment in spite of the fact it is treated as one of the smallest Polish green parks.

Visit place at which Karol Wojtyla lived.

Wadowice is a little township settled in the south of Poland, approximately 50 kilometers far away from Krakow. Wadowice is mostly known for standing for the birthplace of the Pope John Paul II.