Summer break is nearly here and so, it’s hardly surprising that many of us are already planning a vacation. If you’re also doing so, and you’re looking for destinations in foreign countries, then how about a Polish holiday? Sounds fun, doesn’t it? Well, if this holiday sounds good then you will also love the fact that you can now take a direct flight to the historic city of Kraków in Poland. Yes, Turkish Airlines has launched direct flights from Istanbul and here’s more about this development.
Turkish Airline Begins Direct Flights Between Istanbul & Turkey
Turkish Airlines is the flag carrier of Turkey and now they have added another destination to their list. According to Simple Flying, Turkish Airlines has now launched flights to Kraków, a historic city in Poland. The carrier will deploy narrow-body aircraft and it will fly thrice a week – Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Not to mention, passengers will be able to travel from Istanbul to Kraków and back for tickets starting at USD255. It’s worth mentioning that this is the second Polish city with a direct flight after its beginning of operations in Warsaw.
What Are Some Places Worth Visiting In Kraków
Talking about Kraków, this city has been recognised as a City of Literature by UNESCO. While it traditionally stands out as the centre of science, culture, and even art in Poland, today it has become a hotspot for tourists. Did you know that this city has museums more than any other Polish city? Yes, so it’s hardly surprising that there are many places here that are worth visiting. Here’s a list of a few places that deserve to be on your list –
- Krakow Main Market Square
- Krakow’s Old Town
- St. Mary’s Basilica
- Wawel Royal Castle
- Wieliczka Salt Mine
This list sounds pretty amazing, doesn’t it? Well, there are many other places that you should think of visiting, and together they will make for a memorable Polish vacation. So, if you’re also thinking of taking a much-awaited holiday, now is the perfect time to start planning for it!
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