Krakow Prices

« You can tour the "Old Town" in Krakow in such a carriage. The price for the ride is €25. »

« Such a cool hostel! Besides the ridiculously low price ($5 for a bed in a mixed dorm with 10 beds), it has a ton of perks... It's located right in the city center, offers a free diverse breakfast, neatly made beds, great bathrooms, and parties every day. »

« There are 3 types of tickets with different prices for travel. One for 20 minutes, one for 40 minutes (you can go longer, but then you can't change transport), and a two-day pass. »

« Krakow surprised me with its affordable prices and the incredibly friendly and welcoming people. 😊 »

« My favorite Polish SIM cards. They come with 1 GB of internet. Unlimited calls to the same network + $1 on the balance (that's exactly how much they cost). If you use them up, or run out of data, the internet will still work, just slowly. But it's easier to just buy new ones. You can find them in all kiosks. »

« "And there's no metro in Krakow. Only trams. The minimum fare for a 20-minute ride is $1." »

« The shopping center in the main square of Krakow perfectly blends old architecture with modern design. Prices can be pretty steep, but it's definitely worth visiting just to see it with your own eyes! 😊 »

« Goodbye to the city from a fairy tale! 😄 Now that I've figured out the driving route, as long as the money flows in Zloty (the exchange rate is about 1 Zloty = $0.25), we'll keep stopping by for delicious treats, French cheeses, Belgian beer, and so much more! 🍺🧀✨ »

« Last day in Krakow. By the way, prices are quite low everywhere, for example, you can catch almost all movies for just €3! Meanwhile, in Berlin, the earliest screening costs €8. »