Sure, you could spend more time in Krakow. But you can also see a lot of Krakow in one day. Krakow is a city that I find to be really easy to manage. Most of what travelers set out to see in the city is accessible by foot from one stop to the next.
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When it comes to the central attractions, Kraków is an extremely walkable city and you often won't need any transport at all. Much of the Old Town is pedestrianised, so you can wander around without danger of being run over.
With so many amazing cities to visit in Europe, you might be wondering whether Krakow is worth visiting and whether it's a good destination for a weekend of 2-3 days. It certainly is and for lots of different reasons!Easily accessible by air from all over Europe, Krakow is a city of contrasts.
The best times to visit Kraków are from March to May and between September and November. The weather is pleasant and the summer's throngs of tourists are nowhere to be found. July and August's weather often climbs into the mid-70s, while the average low in January is in the low 20s.
Spending 5 days in Krakow is not too much, especially if you do side trips to Auschwitz, the salt mines and Zakopane. However, I would consider 7 days to be too long as Krakow is not a huge city and its city center is very compact. In this case, you could add 2 or 3 days in Wroclaw and Warsaw.
Areas to avoid in Krakow include some of the old residential areas and the city's outskirts. There are also interesting tourist destinations in places further out. A perfect example is the raw architecture of Nowa Huta. This utopian district will melt the heart of every photographer and history lover.
Groups get from 4 up to 8 participants, maximum size of the group at Auschwitz is between 20 - 30 people. During the trip you stay under our driver's care, you can rely on his experience. Auschwitz tour takes about 6 hours if you decide to made Auschwitz & Salt Mine 1 day tour it takes about 10 hours.
How long will it take to cover Auschwitz? Visiting Auschwitz can take a minimum of three-and-a-half hours. Visitors can stay on the site 90 minutes after the last entrance hour.
Krakow, with its rich history and well-preserved medieval architecture, is often considered more picturesque and romantic. On the other hand, Warsaw, as the capital and largest city of Poland, offers a more cosmopolitan and modern atmosphere.