Meet your Local Hero
In Krakow your friendly local hero is Igor. Before your trip he’ll be in touch to help you prepare for your working vacation and answer any questions. When you arrive Igor will meet you and show you around town. The whole time you’re in Krakow he’s always ready to assist and just a phone call away.
Customized Workation Packages
From $1,495 per person per month, based on 2 people sharing and including:
Work-friendly accommodation
Welcome Essentials
High-speed Internet
Airport Arrival Transfer
Local Hero Support
Orientation Walk
Personalized City Guide
Local SIM Card
Public Transport Pass
Weekly Apartment Cleaning
Airport Departure Transfer
Upgrade your working vacation in Krakow with…
Gym Membership
Personal Trainer
Co-working Pass
Food Tour
Day Trip From the City
Car Rental
Spa Day
Weekend Getaway
Tech Rental
Laundry & Dry-cleaning
Grocery Delivery
Where to Stay in Krakow
We have meticulously selected the best accommodations in Krakow. These options will provide you with all the comforts of home as well as the ideal work space to be productive. We realize not one size fits all so we offer options in four different neighborhoods to suit a variety of preferences. We have indicated the vibe you can expect from the area along with its corresponding location on the map. Please scroll through the images to get a taste of the type of accommodations you can expect in those areas.
Old Town
Charming historical atmosphere
Piasek Polnoc
Local but central
Park Strzelecki
Green at your doorstep
Why Choose Krakow
for your Workation?
Charming old town
Compact, cozy & walkable
Friendly welcoming locals
Young creative population
Hearty tasty local food
Auschwitz & Salt Mines
A culture of creativity
Krakow is a university town which sparks creativity and a welcoming start up culture as well as a happening nightlife. When the weather is warm it is hard to find a better atmosphere in Europe than the evenings in the market square and the hip Kazimierz district should also not be missed. Krakow is full of green areas highlighted by paths along the river ideal for a jog or a cycle.
Polish classics and much more
Expect hearty and tasty local food at wallet-friendly prices, you might be familiar with Polish classics such as kielbasa and pierogies. A Krakow favorite you don’t want to miss is zapiekanka. Think of it as Polish pizza, While the Poles love their vodka, the craft beer scene is lively too. Beyond the local favorites, Krakow has a surprising amount of cuisine options so you won’t be starved for variety.
Day Trips
Two important UNESCO sites are close by. A visit to Auschwitz is a moving experience and the Wieliczka Salt Mine is an impressive feat of devotion by salt miners who carved out chapels and churches underground. Zakopane in the Polish Tatras is perfect if you want to get some fresh mountain air. A winter sports paradise that transforms into a hiker’s heaven in summer.
Weekend getaways
Poland has so much to offer beyond Krakow that there may be no reason to leave the country. The capital Warsaw, or Krakow’s smaller brother, the student city of Wroclaw are only a short drive or train ride away. Hop on a low-cost flight or even with a longer drive you could be in Lviv, the funnest city in Ukraine, buzzing Budapest in Hungary or elegant Prague, the Czech capital.
