Where not to stay in Krakow?

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.



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Krakow is generally safe to walk at night, especially around the city center and popular tourist areas which are well-lit and patrolled. Like any major city, there can be isolated incidents, so being alert and conscious of your surroundings is advisable.

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However, it's wise to bring a light jacket for sitting outside bars later in the evening. Layering is always a good idea, so pack some long-sleeved tops and sweaters to go along with your jeans. In summary, the Krakow dress code is predominantly casual, allowing you to enjoy the nightlife with ease and comfort.

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Low season (November–February) is best for photography and budget travel. Prices drop during the winter months when visitors are few, which makes it an excellent time for budget travelers to visit.

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Shorts are ok at tourist sites, of course. The only exception in our otherwise liberal world :D. - are the catholic churches. In principle catholic men should not wear any head cover when visiting churches.

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In urban areas such as Warsaw and Krakow, which are used to serving tourists, tipping at restaurants is almost expected. Tip approximately 10% for good service and 15% for phenomenal service.

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Krakow is quite affordable for most types of travelers. Especially in comparison to Western Europe, not to mention Scandinavia. Since it is one of Poland's biggest cities, prices in Poland Krakow such as living and travel are slightly higher than in the rest of the country.

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