The Krakow City Card for 3 days is excellent value for money. I was always kindly welcomed in Krakow museums. Schindler's factory is a must but there are a number of smaller museums in town that I loved like for instance the ghetto pharmacy and the ethnographic museum. Transport by bus and tram is efficient and nice.

Comfortable, cheap, useful to see as much of Krakow as possible. I did not use transportation, it is very good to get around on foot.

Well today's adventure took us to Chocholow and Zakopane Quick pit stop for some traditional smoked cheese, smoked right in front of us then grilled over an open fire and served with a wee bit of cranberry jam, it was that good we had to take some home with us. Chocholow is a historic wooden village with the most beautiful homes and churches! With a side note of the largest birds nest I've ever seen, gutted the storks have headed off to warmer climate for winter. Popped into see Jan (papa geppetto) and his amazing wooden cravings Then headed up to 1600m (i think) above sea level looking over the Tatra mounting range to quad bike through the forest passing by some amazing architecture and splashing through the rivers topped off with mulled wine to warm us back up The last stop was the thermal baths, two and a half hours of relaxation. Swimming up to the bar and enjoying a cocktail while taking in the spectacular views, swapping between outdoor hot pools, jacuzzi and roasting sulphur pools (didn't smell that bad) Then a sleepy drive back to krakow. Massive thank you to Virginia and Karina for making the day so fun and relaxed!

Our guide was concerned at all times that we understood the explanations, she solved all our doubts and generated a very pleasant atmosphere throughout the tour; she was very friendly and helped us with everything we needed. Although we did not find snow, we took a quad ride with very nice views and the hot springs were amazing, I would have liked to stay longer.