Krakow City Breaks
Like a piece of great art, Krakow could be considered a Polish masterpiece. Become immersed in the history of one of Poland's oldest cities, thankfully, never mortally wounded by war, its stunning architecture remains intact and the wonderful Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance structures remain untouched.
The Old Town district with the amazing Wawel Castle is brimming with atmosphere and no surprise that, in 1978, it featured as the first of its kind on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Outside the Old Town, the Jewish Quarter with its silent synagogues also hearkens to the tragic past. Nowadays, Krakow is vibrant, bustling and truly alive. The city boasts a vast array of museums, public art galleries (the Old Town is home to more than 2 million works of art alone!), theatres, concert halls and Opera House.
When you visit Krakow, you will feel the energy, the atmosphere and the flavour of this medieval yet thoroughly modern city. A place of great restaurants, marvellous open air coffee houses and outdoor terraces, cafe culture is alive and very well indeed! Nightlife is buzzing with pubs and clubs littering every narrow artery in the city. The dinky Christmas market is also a legend in its own lifetime, so Krakow is surely a city for all seasons.
3 Leone Aparthotel
Kraków, Poland
Location
Ideally located in the heart of Kraków, Leone Aparthotel offers comfortable accommodation within walking distance of the city’s historic Old Town. Set close to the lively Kazimierz district and just a short stroll from the impressive Main Market Square, the aparthotel provides an excellent base for exploring one of Poland’s most cultural and picturesque cities.
Facilities
The property features a welcoming reception area with staff available to assist with local information and tour bookings. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the building. Due to its central location, guests have easy access to nearby cafés, restaurants, shops and public transport links. Airport transfers and guided excursions can often be arranged locally.
Rooms
Leone Aparthotel offers spacious, classically styled rooms and apartments designed for comfort and practicality. All rooms include an en-suite bathroom, flat-screen TV, tea and coffee facilities, safety deposit box and free Wi-Fi. Selected apartments feature kitchenette facilities, ideal for longer stays. The décor combines traditional touches with modern amenities, creating a cosy city-centre atmosphere.
Sports/Entertainment
Guests can explore Kraków’s many attractions on foot, including historic churches, museums and cultural landmarks. Popular excursions to Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Wieliczka Salt Mine can be arranged locally. The nearby Kazimierz district offers vibrant nightlife, traditional Polish restaurants and live music venues.
Meals
A daily breakfast buffet is typically available, offering a selection of continental options. With its central location, guests can easily sample local Polish cuisine and international dining in the surrounding streets and squares of Kraków.
