The property is located at Topolowa 8 Street, in the heart of Krakow. It is a newly restored historic tenement house, dating back to the 19th century. To this day, elements from that period have been preserved in it, which due to their historic character have been renovated so that they can testify to its age. Passing the gate of the building, you leave the noise of the city behind. We have interiors in front of us, which surprise us with an unusual climate and incredible silence. In the courtyard between the tenement house and the outbuilding, among the greenery there is a fountain surrounded with benches. Just a bit of vivid imagination and age-old interiors start telling us their rich history. Krakow Central Apartments are very well located. They are only 100 meters from the Regional Bus Station (RDA) and 200 meters from the Kraków Główny Railway Station (PKP). Everything you need is within walking distance – Galeria Krakowska shopping center, restaurants, pubs, grocery stores and the most important monuments. You can also relax in the park nearby.

Guests especially appreciate the central yet quiet location on Topolowa Street. It’s an ideal area for travelers who want to stay close to Kraków’s main attractions while enjoying a peaceful atmosphere away from busy tourist streets. Within a short walk, guests can reach the Old Town and the Main Market Square, home to iconic landmarks such as the Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Basilica, and Wawel Castle. The nearby Kraków Main Railway Station and Galeria Krakowska shopping mall make getting around the city and arriving at the apartments extremely convenient. Many visitors enjoy relaxing in the nearby Strzelecki Park, perfect for a morning walk or a break after sightseeing. Culture lovers value the proximity to the Kraków Opera House, as well as museums and art galleries located throughout the city center. The historic Kazimierz district, famous for its unique atmosphere, cafés, and restaurants, is also easily accessible. The neighborhood offers a wide selection of restaurants, cafés, and breakfast spots, ranging from traditional Polish cuisine to modern international dining. It’s an area that combines history, culture, and everyday comfort — one of the main reasons guests enjoy staying here and love to return.