Coronavirus affected already whole Europe. On 15th November 2020 there was 407 841 active cases related to COVID in Poland, and 76 127 in Krakow area.
Coronavirus situation in Krakow
Because of virus Polish Government published new laws related to Pandemic crisis.
Currently most of international and all national transportation is functioning on daily basis.
ll festival, festivities, meetings are cancelled. It is not allowed to make gatherings bigger then 5 people. Schools are closed and lectures are being done on online meetings via Internet.
New laws affected some business. Bars are closed, restaurants can only do deliveries. Gym, swimming-pools, and stadiums are not open. Barbershops, hair-shops, beauty shops are open.
All pharmacies, food shops, home-improvement store are only open.
There is no army or police on streets. People are allowed to go out of home only if they are heading to work or pharmacy or shop. They are advised to stay at home to not spread plague.
Plan Your Krakow Trip in Minutes
Book the essentials for your stay in Krakow – hotel, airport transfer, and the city’s most popular tours – before the best options sell out.
- Arrive without stress: Book your Krakow airport transfer for a direct ride from John Paul II International Airport Krakow-Balice to your hotel.
- Reserve the most popular tours: Secure your spot on the Auschwitz tour, the Wieliczka Salt Mine tour, or the Schindler’s Factory tour.
- Need ideas for your trip? Explore our recommended itineraries and top Krakow attractions, including Wawel Castle, Oskar Schindler’s Factory, and St. Mary’s Basilica.
Peak season tip: Auschwitz tours are often in high demand in summer, on weekends, and around holidays. Book early for the best choice of dates and start times. For backup options, see last-minute Auschwitz tours.
Most Popular Bookings
Auschwitz Tour
Best to book in advance during peak season.
Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour
One of the most popular half-day trips from Krakow.
Schindler’s Factory Tour
A top museum experience in Krakow.
Because of this Krakow changed a lot. There is no tourist at all, even no Polish people on Main Square. All flights and borders will be locked to Poland at least till end of May.
Below we publish pictures of Old Town where there is almost no people. Thanks to this they look incredible.
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