John Paul II Kraków-Balice International Airport 43 min
Remuh Synagogue (38 min)
This Jewish house of worship, dating to the 16th century, is one of the city's oldest synagogues. Krakus Mound (35 min)
This large mound of unknown origin is a popular destination for scenic views of the city. Castle Saltworks - Saltworks Museum Wieliczka (16 min)
Medieval castle with exhibitions devoted to the history of the nearby Wieliczka salt mine. Wawel Royal Castle (38 min)
Fortified hilltop castle, initiated in the 14th century & prettified in a variety of later styles. Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Krakow (37 min)
Permanent & rotating exhibits on Polish history & culture in a stately museum open since 1911. Kazmierz The Former Jewish District (38 min) Manggha Centre (34 min)
Japanese ancient art & cultural artifacts, plus concerts & events in a futuristic building. Smok Wawelski (38 min)
Fire breathing statue located near to the home of a legendary dragon that is steeped in folklore. Eagle Pharmacy (35 min)
Tadeusz Pankiewicz’s former pharmacy, with displays tracing the WWII Jewish holocaust in Krakow. Wieliczka Salt Mine (16 min)
Underground tunnels & mine with chapels, chambers & saline lakes, plus themed tours for all ages. Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow MOCAK (36 min)
Ultra-modern, 3-story art museum displaying contemporary, sometimes provocative, multimedia works. Old Synagogue (37 min)
Restored synagogue dating from the 15th century housing a museum of Krakow Jewish culture & history. Galicia Jewish Museum (37 min)
This contemporary museum houses exhibits honoring Holocaust victims & celebrating Jewish culture. Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory (35 min)
Renovated former administrative office of Schindler, who saved local Jews during Nazi occupation. Smocza Jama (40 min)
Visitors can explore this storied limestone cave with a statue of a dragon that spews real fire. | 
