Cheapest flights to Krakow

This year the number of visitors, foreign and Polish, to Krakow totaled over seven million, nearly a million more than in 2004–recent estimates say. An average tourist from abroad spends roughly $200 in Krakow while a Polish one just $65 or so, and the aggregate windfall for the city amounted to about $750 million. The city attracted less Americans and Israelis than in 2004 but proved increasingly popular with Germans and Britons.

After recent overhaul Krakow’s Plac Bohaterow Getta square on the Wisla right bank has been turned into a monument to the holocaust victims. 70 bronze chairs, 33 oversized and 37 sitable, commemorate some 15,000 Krakow Jews who perished during the German occupation. Between March 3, 1941 and March 13, 1943 the square was part of the Nazi-created Jewish ghetto and place where its inhabitants were being gathered for transports to death camps.

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