You are welcomed to a practical and lovingly furnished attic apartment that invites you with its homeliness and comprehensive equipment for longer stays. Located in a typical Krakow Old Town district and only 26 minutes on foot from the bustling Krakow Market Square and the main train station, this apartment offers the ideal starting point for exploratory tours. Underfloor heating and two air conditioners ensure a pleasant indoor climate at any time of the year. The bedroom with a welcoming double bed promises peaceful nights, and the balcony offers a nice southern view over the backyard, the park, and the city. The living room has a fully equipped kitchen. In the kitchen, you will find everything needed to prepare your favorite dishes. A large refrigerator, freezer, stove, and oven invite you to cook. The living room features a small practical, fold-out sofa bed that provides additional space for optionally 2 guests or for relaxation. With fast internet and Wi-Fi, you will always stay connected. The apartment is optimally designed for 2 people but also offers space for up to 2 additional guests. For long-term stays, it is also ideally suited, with household items such as a washing machine, clothes rack, and iron, making your stay as comfortable as possible. I invite you to relax in this quiet and welcoming atmosphere and to experience Krakow from its most beautiful side.

Hallo, Dzień dobry and Hi, I am Tobias from Leipzig (Germany). Since 2018 living in Kraków (Poland). With my airbnb place, I want to provide a nice home feeling experience while you stay in Kraków. Kraków is a great city for tourists, and has many features to explore. I might give you some tips or help during your stay. My girlfriend and me like to travel and enjoy to stay in airbnbs on our journeys feeling at home. Do not hesitate to contact me.

Welcome to Krowodrze, a charming district in Krakow. Here are some tips to make your stay memorable: Walking Tour: If you’re good on foot, I personally recommend the walking tours at freewalkingtour. All tours are interesting and the guides are excellent. Public Transportation: Trams and buses are convenient and cost-effective. Alternatively, you can have Uber or Bolt taxis pick you up directly or try out the e-scooters. Local Cuisine: Try the local cuisine in the numerous cafes and restaurants. Polish specialties like Pierogi or Bigos are a must on your list. Local Tip: For Pierogi, head to the left of the main entrance. On the edge of the city center, grab a pretzel (Obwarzanka) from one of the many street vendors for a snack. Green Oases: Relax in one of the many parks that Krowodrze has to offer. The park at the back of the house is wonderful for walking or jogging. Cultural Events: Look out for festivals and live music in Krakow. Kazimierz and the city center offer a lot of culture and music. Historical Sites Museums: Visit historical sites like the Kościuszko Mound, as well as worthwhile day trips to the Wieliczka Salt Mine and Auschwitz. My personal recommendations for museums are the former Schindler Factory and MOCAK right next to it, and the Cathedral on Wawel Castle. Shopping: Discover small boutiques and local markets to find unique souvenirs and local products. In contrast, modern shopping centers like Galeria Krakowska at the main train station and Galeria Kazimierz invite you to shop. Contact with Locals: Dzień Dobry [dschien dobrö] Don’t hesitate to talk to the locals. Krakow residents are known for their hospitality and many speak some German and English. Enjoy your stay.