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Kraków Easter Market is among the city’s most colourful and festive seasonal events, blending traditional Polish holiday customs with lively food, crafts, and cultural experiences. The market is rich in handmade goods and traditional Easter items, alongside a wonderful variety of Polish Easter foods and regional treats. Live music and folk performances fill the air with traditional sounds, while local craft displays offer a chance to connect with Polish customs. This short break includes a guided walking tour of Kraków’s Old Town, as well as three half-day workshops with your expert. Free afternoons can be spent on our optional excursions to Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mines, or exploring the Easter market – bursting with spring colours, fresh flowers, and the sense of seasonal renewal that Easter represents in Poland.
Please choose your preferred 5 day itinerary
Itinerary may be re-arranged according to availability at Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
Workshop Information: Anna’s project, available in both knitting and crochet versions, will take inspiration from the beautifully hand-painted Easter eggs, known as Pisanki, which we’ll see at the Easter markets.
With our flight-inclusive package, you will meet your expert and Tour Manager at a London airport for your flight to Kraków. Upon arrival, you will be met by your coach and driver and transfer to the hotel.
If you have booked our join direct package, meet us at the hotel.
This evening, join your expert, Tour Manager and fellow guests for dinner in the hotel.
Having escaped destruction during World War II, Kraków has retained much of its medieval charm. This morning’s walking tour includes Rynek Główny, Kraków’s central market square, which, at 40,000 square metres, is the largest in Europe. Surrounded by elegant townhouses and medieval palaces, the square is home to the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) and St Mary’s Church, both of which we will explore today.
The Cloth Hall, originally opened in the 13th century as a bustling market packed with stalls, was later rebuilt in Renaissance style and became an important international trade centre. The 14th-century St Mary’s Church is one of Kraków’s most famous attractions. A highlight of its interior is the 12-metre-long wooden altarpiece by Veit Stoss, featuring over 15 carved figures – the largest of its kind in Europe.
This afternoon, enjoy your first workshop in the hotel with Anna.
Continue working on your project in this morning’s workshop with Anna.
This afternoon, enjoy free time at Kraków Easter Market, or join our optional excursion to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the former German Nazi concentration and extermination camps. Today, they stand as a memorial and museum to the 1.1 million men, women, and children who lost their lives here. Your guided visit will be led by an English-speaking educator, offering a deeper understanding of the historical significance and uniqueness of both sites.
Continue working on your project in this morning’s workshop with Anna.
Enjoy an afternoon at leisure to explore Kraków. With its enchanting atmosphere and warm hospitality, the city promises a memorable holiday experience. Alternatively, join us for an optional excursion to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous attractions in the Kraków area. This underground world features saline lakes, stunning chambers, and even a chapel – all created by miners over centuries of labour.
With our English-speaking guide, we’ll learn about the 700-year history of the mine, the miners who worked here and explore just some of the labyrinth of underground corridors, each holding its own unique story.
With our flight-inclusive package, we include your transfer to Kraków Airport. From here, you will board your return flight to London.
If you have booked our join direct package, your tour ends after breakfast.
You will stay for four nights at the 4-star PURO Hotel Kraków Stare Miasto.
PURO Hotel Kraków Stare Miasto is a stylish urban retreat in the heart of Kraków’s historic Old Town. Combining contemporary design with a warm, homely atmosphere, the hotel offers thoughtfully curated interiors where comfort meets creativity. Guests can enjoy modern amenities, vibrant communal spaces, and easy access to the city’s cultural landmarks, making it the perfect base for exploring Kraków while relaxing in a space that feels both elegant and inviting.
Single Supplement from £245.00