Travel and transport agencies Little Poland

Krakow's new airport offers direct flights to major European cities. Terminal 1 features a tourist information point, open from 9am to 7pm, cash dispensers and an exchange office (don't go there, it's theft). From the terminal, you have direct access to the parking lot and buses to the city center (car rental companies are located on level 0) and to the train station.

The bus station is located right behind the train station, which it is integrated into. You can reach it from Galeria Krakowska through an underground tunnel. From here depart national buses to Wieliczka, Zakopane, Oświęcim and international routes. Sindbad Eurobus (occasionally) and especially Flixbus (more regularly and with higher comfort) offer regular trips to France. If you leave from the bus station, plan at least 30 minutes in advance. The buses leave on time and do not wait.

The completely renovated PKP Central Station, Kraków Główny, is adjacent to the Galeria Krakowska shopping center. From here, trains to the country depart regularly, as well as daily trains to Berlin, Dresden, Frankfurt, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Bucharest, Kiev and Odessa at very attractive prices. If you are going to Prague, you will have to change trains in Katowice. To leave the station in the direction of the center, follow the signs to Stare Miasto.

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The Lublin train station is very beautiful, a memory of a better time when it was an important stopover on the way to the Polish East, now the Ukrainian West. Daily trains leave to Zamość (3 hours), Warsaw (2.5 hours), Kraków (4.5 hours), Kiev (19 hours) and Wrocław (8 hours), with some international trains to Berlin and Vienna. The train station is a 20-minute walk from the city center and is poorly served by transportation, take a cab.

Small post in the historic centre, just steps from the place of Rynek, a street perpendicular to Ul. Grodzka.

It is located near the central station.

This accommodation offers on-site dining, which is very convenient for visitors. Klub U Louisa is also surrounded by many other establishments, such as Delikatesy 13, Pasaz, L'Occitane, Benetton, Pasaż Rynek 13, Dab Pub, Wierzynek Restaurant, Akropolis, Wesele and Klub pod Jaszczurami. Visitors can therefore enjoy a variety of dining, shopping and entertainment options nearby.

Here you can send and collect all your documents for printing, binding, photocopying and laminating. Whether you need to print business or personal documents, Całodobowe Centrum Druku HETMANSKA24.COM is there to meet your needs, even outside traditional office hours.

It offers nine computers with fast Internet connections, equipped with cameras, headsets and microphones. Visitors can create documents, send e-mails, scan, save documents and chat using instant messengers such as Gadu-Gadu, Skype, Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and others. What's more, the café offers discounted phone calls for contacting family and friends, both in Poland and abroad. Kawiarenka Internetowa Garinet is air-conditioned and non-smoking. Visitors are invited to consult the range of services and rates offered by the cybercafé.

Krk Bike Rental is one of the leading rental companies in the city, located right in the city center. The company has all types of bikes, from city bikes to mountain bikes for rides, electric bikes, tandems and all kinds of options for children. To rent, all you need to do is show your ID. The prices are average, the staff is experienced and used to the demands of tourists, with a good after-sales service. For example, in case of breakdown, just contact the rental agency and you will be taken care of.

Yes, you read it right, this is the Krakow water streetcar (at least in literal translation). You might think of it as half-submerged rails and a kind of underwater train... but in reality it's just boats that operate a total of five lines between Krakow and the Tyniec Monastery. This is a good alternative for those who want to combine business with pleasure and discover the Vistula. Every day, from 10 am to 5 pm, streetcars on the water connect the Kazimierz shopping center to Tyniec. See the schedule on the website.

The airport is 13 km southeast of Lublin. Ryanair and Wizzair flights to Eindhoven, Liverpool, London, Oslo, Dublin, Stockholm, Munich, Milan, Kyev and Tel Aviv. Poles also sometimes use the airport to travel to this remote city from the rest of the country.

The airport is linked to the city center by a bus service. Departures depend on flight arrival times. Tickets can be purchased directly from the driver.