Youth Hostel in Krakow
Travel Tips for Kraków - Hostel 'Atlantis' (Page 1/2)
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09 Dec 2011 Rose-Marie, England & Wales:
Try the local cheese sold at market squares! |
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09 Dec 2011 Rose-Marie, England & Wales:
Auschwitz-Birkenau and Krakow old town |
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18 Jul 2011 Brenda, Canada:
See Krakow guided tours - we did a couple of these - the Old Town & the Jewish Quarter - great guide Anna we had for both tours. Wieliczka Salt Mines - interesting and fun but you have to walk down 350+ stairs to get to the mine. Auschwitz-Birkenau - our guide was very informative and passionate about the camp. Very sobering, but a better understanding of how things were during the war. |
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18 Nov 2010 Thomas, England & Wales:
Only bought sandwiches from local shop, but very nice and CHEAP. |
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14 Oct 2010 Alan, England & Wales:
There are a number of firtst-rate, inexpensive vegetarian resataurants (One is almost opposite the hostel) |
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14 Oct 2010 Alan, England & Wales:
The Free walking tours of the city and the Jewish quarter are well worth joing (11am from the main square) Salt Mine is stunning. Auschwitz you will not 'enjoy' but you should not miss. |
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11 Oct 2010 Guertin, USA:
Pod Aniolami on Grodzka street. Great food, staff, prices, and more than anything else the atmosphere. There's also a really good Pierogi place on slawkoska it's called pierogi..something or other but there are two on that street, the better one is the one that is farther away from the Pijarska street. |
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11 Oct 2010 Guertin, USA:
Walk around town at night to see it lit up. It's not a huge town so you can see everything. We're not into the club scene, sorry... |
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11 Oct 2010 Guertin, USA:
Wawel hill, Kazimierz, Cloth hall, etc...But you should pay your respects to the victims of the holocaust at Auschwitz and Birkenau about an hour drive away. |
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10 Sep 2010 THAIS, Brazil:
polakowski!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the best tipical food, and it´s not expensive, not only for tourists! it really really really worths! |
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| HI Hostel Kraków - Hostel 'Atlantis'We are one of the cheapest accommodations in the centre of Krakow. Here you won’t pay for things you don’t need and don’t intend to use, while at the same time, you’ll most likely find everything that you need, and you won’t have to pay extra. You have your choice of room: 2-, 3-, 4-, 6-, 8-, or 10-person. It will definitely be clean and comfortable. You’ll fit with your group of friends, regardless of how many of you there are. You won’t be living above a bar, nor 40 m away from one, but in 4 minutes you’ll walk to the main square in Kazimierz – the most popular quarter of the city, full of clubs, cafés, bars, pubs, restaurants and galleries. If you decide to go the opposite direction, you are 8 minutes away from the enormous restaurant and pub zone – the Main Square. Coming back to the hostel, you won’t have to pay for a taxi and, besides, a short walk after a night out on the town does everyone some good. Kind of like free coffee or tea in the morning. For those who are searching for the sights, you’ll find what you’re looking for, too – as we mentioned, the Main Square and Kazimierz are a stone’s throw away, and the Wawel castle is at a 5-minute stroll. In planning your route, our receptionists will help you with a city map, pamphlets and good advice, and if you want to tour the town with a guide, you need not go any further to arrange it than the reception. And when you get back from your day of sight-seeing, you can always use the free Internet, or relax in your room to look back at what you saw. The hostel is equipped with a monitoring system and various security measures, so that you can be assured a calm stay in Krakow. Hostel Atlantis, with one of the lowest prices in the centre of Krakow, guarantees comfortable conditions, safety, an ideal localisation, and the friendly service of our young receptionist team. Do you need anything else? Probably not. So why pay more? If you want to go to Auschwitz and/or Wieliczka Salt Mine - ask the receptionist, we can get you a tour CITY-walking tours are available too As for the towels, please ask the Receptionist at the check-in. | more...... |