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Kraków-Zakopane, Kasprowy Cable Car, Vodka + Cheese
On a full-day trip from Krakow, hike through the Tatra Mountains, stroll through Zakopane, take the funicular up Gubałówka mountain, and enjoy a traditional Polish lunch! You'll also visit various museums and the monumental cemetery of Pęksowy Brzyzk.
Feel the magic atmosphere of the most popular winter resort in Poland. Take a spectacular hike through Poland’s Tatra Mountains and visit local folklore artists and traditional restaurants.
Enjoy one of the local delicacies, a traditional smoked cheese dish called Oscypek, and of course, the classic Polish vodka!
Kasprowy Wierch is a real cable car, a year-round cable car from Kuźnice to the summit of Kasprowy Wierch in the Tatra Mountains. It runs entirely through the Tatra National Park.
Also, check out the famous town of Zakopane with its fascinating museums and see Willa Koliba, a classical example of Zakopane architecture.
The Cemetery of Merit in Pęksowy Brzyzek in Zakopane – the first cemetery in Zakopane.
Jaszczurówka – a part of Zakopane located in its eastern part, by the Oswald Balzer, approx. 4 km from the town centre. The name comes from the spotted salamanders living in the area of the hot spring outlet, called ‘lizards’ by the highlanders.
Enjoy one of the local delicacies, a traditional smoked cheese dish called Oscypek, and of course, the classic Polish vodka!
Kasprowy Wierch is a real cable car, a year-round cable car from Kuźnice to the summit of Kasprowy Wierch in the Tatra Mountains. It runs entirely through the Tatra National Park.
Also, check out the famous town of Zakopane with its fascinating museums and see Willa Koliba, a classical example of Zakopane architecture.
The Cemetery of Merit in Pęksowy Brzyzek in Zakopane – the first cemetery in Zakopane.
Jaszczurówka – a part of Zakopane located in its eastern part, by the Oswald Balzer, approx. 4 km from the town centre. The name comes from the spotted salamanders living in the area of the hot spring outlet, called ‘lizards’ by the highlanders.