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Flights to Krakow

Krakow is the second largest, and one of the oldest cities in Poland, with just over 750,000 residents. That number skyrockets in the summer when throngs of tourists flock to this Eastern European metropolis to enjoy its rich history, magnificent architecture, and mouthwatering local cuisine. Krakow is a fast growing city with a robust tourist infrastructure meaning you have many great connection options when it comes to cheap flights to Krakow.

Which is the main airport in Krakow?

Located approximately 7 miles west of Krakow is John Paul II International Airport, the main transportation hub of southern Poland. There are several buses that can transport you to the city center. Private taxis are also available for those looking for the fastest connection to the city center. It takes approximately 30-40 minutes to travel from downtown Krakow to John Paul II Airport.

Which airlines offer flights to Krakow?

Krakow is incredibly accessible for European travelers, with over 25 airlines offering regular flights from major European destinations. LOT Polish Airlines is the main carrier for Poland, however popular international airlines alike KLM, Aegean, and British Airways also offer regular service to Krakow. For spontaneous travel, budget airlines like Wizz Air and Vueling offer cheap flights to Krakow for a fun weekend getaway.

Why travel by plane to Krakow?

Krakow is an extremely affordable destination for many travelers looking to explore Eastern Europe.  However, it can also be hard to navigate as English is not as widely spoken as in other European capitals. Flying by plan allows passengers to take control of their vacation plans for a cohesive schedule that matches their specific needs and schedules.

Before you travel to Krakow by plane - good to know!

If traveling is a form of learning about the world, passengers can take their education to new heights in Europe's largest student city! With one in three residents enrolled in higher education, Krakow is bustling with a youthful energy that's contagious for locals and visitors alike.  Do as the Polish do and head over to the trendy Kazimierz district for a stimulating intellectual discussion and a glass of traditional krupnik. Traveler should make sure they buy a ticket that gives free access within multiple transportation zones for increased mobility. After a few drinks, the student just might become the teacher in Krakow!