Huge Apartments Smolensk Street
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Located in the bustling city of Krakow, Poland, Huge Apartments Smolensk Street offers a comfortable and convenient accommodation option for travelers looking to explore the vibrant streets of the city. Situated near the historic Old Town area, guests staying at this hotel have easy access to a wide range of cultural attractions, including the iconic Wawel Castle and the bustling Main Market Square, where local vendors offer a variety of traditional Polish dishes and handicrafts.
The hotel itself boasts modern amenities and spacious rooms, providing a relaxing retreat for visitors after a day of exploring the nearby sights and sounds of Krakow. With its central location and attentive staff, Huge Apartments Smolensk Street is the perfect base for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the rich history and vibrant culture of this enchanting city.
The hotel itself boasts modern amenities and spacious rooms, providing a relaxing retreat for visitors after a day of exploring the nearby sights and sounds of Krakow. With its central location and attentive staff, Huge Apartments Smolensk Street is the perfect base for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the rich history and vibrant culture of this enchanting city.
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22 Smolensk, Old Town
Krakow, 31112
Just a short walk from Huge Apartments Smolensk Street in Krakow, PL, visitors will find the historic Wawel Castle. This iconic fortress dates back to the 14th century and offers stunning views of the city from its towers. Explore the royal chambers, chapels, and gardens to get a glimpse into Poland's rich history.
For those looking to immerse themselves in Krakow's vibrant culture, a visit to the Kazimierz district is a must. This former Jewish quarter is now a bustling hub of art galleries, cafes, and shops. Wander the cobblestone streets and discover hidden synagogues, street art, and quirky boutiques.
Just a short distance away is the Main Market Square, the heart of Krakow's Old Town. Here, visitors can marvel at the beautiful architecture of St. Mary's Basilica, browse the stalls of the Cloth Hall, and sample traditional Polish cuisine at one of the many restaurants and cafes lining the square. Don't miss the chance to witness the hourly bugle call from the tower of St. Mary's, a tradition that dates back over 600 years.
For those looking to immerse themselves in Krakow's vibrant culture, a visit to the Kazimierz district is a must. This former Jewish quarter is now a bustling hub of art galleries, cafes, and shops. Wander the cobblestone streets and discover hidden synagogues, street art, and quirky boutiques.
Just a short distance away is the Main Market Square, the heart of Krakow's Old Town. Here, visitors can marvel at the beautiful architecture of St. Mary's Basilica, browse the stalls of the Cloth Hall, and sample traditional Polish cuisine at one of the many restaurants and cafes lining the square. Don't miss the chance to witness the hourly bugle call from the tower of St. Mary's, a tradition that dates back over 600 years.
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Upper floors accessible by stairs only
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Wheelchair accessible no
Wireless Internet Access in guest rooms
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Street parking
Upper floors accessible by stairs only
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Luggage storage
Wheelchair accessible no
Wireless Internet Access in guest rooms
Smoke-free property
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