Cheap Flights from Toronto to Krakow

About Krakow

Krakow in southern Poland is known for its well-preserved medieval core and Jewish quarter. It is often overshadowed by other European cities. However, this Polish city rewards those who visit Krakow with unrivaled attractions. From exploring the medieval architecture in the old town to shopping in the urban spaces, there is a lot to explore in Krakow. So, give this city a chance and book a Toronto to Krakow flight to explore its charming streets.

Best Time to Book Toronto to Krakow Flights

The climate of Krakow can be classified as temperate, since it has both oceanic and continental climate. Summers in Krakow are mild and winters are cold and it rains throughout the year. The best time to visit the city is either between March to May or between September and November.

Details About Toronto to Krakow Flights

If you are traveling from Canada to Poland, flights are the best mode of transport. Major airlines, such as Air Canada, Lufthansa, Delta, United, Condor, British Airways, Air France, Austrian Airlines, etc. offer more than 180 flights. However, at present, no airlines provide non-stop connections between the two cities. Hence, expect one or more layovers at Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Warsaw, and London.

A nonstop flight from Toronto to Krakow takes 11 hours. To avail cheap flight tickets from Toronto to Krakow, book your seat with Air Canada at the cost of Zł 1,802 for a one-way trip and Zł 3,170, for a round-trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Toronto Pearson International Airport and land at Kraków John Paul II International Airport (YYZ-KRK).

Here are some insights concluding Toronto to Krakow flights fare:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Air Canada	Zł 1,802	Book Now
	Austrian Airlines	Zł 1,195	Book Now
	Lufthansa	Zł 2,018	Book Now
	British Airways	Zł 2,024	Book Now
	Delta	Zł 2,142	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Air Canada	Zł 3,170	Book Now
	United	Zł 3,201	Book Now
	Condor	Zł 3,422	Book Now
	Air France	Zł 3,455	Book Now
	Lufthansa	Zł 3,567	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Krakow

• Rzeznia: If you are looking for the best spot to chow down on grilled meat then Rzeznia should be your first choice. Their rib platters, chicken dishes, and shrimp are among the best in Krakow. The portion of each dish is plentiful and can be shared with others. Come in the evening, order a plate full of grilled meat and pair it up with a can of beer.
• Edo Fusion Asian Cuisine & Ramen: The kitchen of this Asian fusion restaurant specializes in Thai/Japanese dishes with European/Mediterranean/Mexican influences. Their curry Laksa and varieties of sushi are highly popular among patrons. Their ramen bowl, crispy chicken, and Thai curry are must-tries.
• Karakter: If you want to experiment on bold flavors, Karakter should be the spot to visit. This laid-back restaurant specializes in burgers, steak, seafood, unique meat, and a fine selection of wine. Their unique yet flavored dishes include ostrich gizzard, homemade donuts filled with shredded duck meat, bone marrow with capers, and crispy roasted duck skin.

Best Hotels in Krakow

Places to Visit in Krakow

• Old Town: Wander through the cobblestoned streets of Krakow’s Old Town, which are flanked by historic sites. Here you can admire the Renaissance-style buildings, Europe’s largest medieval town square- the Rynek Glowny, and other ancient structures. The entire Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and has been a thriving commercial center for roughly 1,000 years.
• Rynek Underground Museum: Rynek Underground Museum is dedicated to preserving and teaching the history of Krakow. The museum is filled with high-tech touchscreen monitors that provide insights into the city’s century-old artifacts, including coins and jewelry. It also displays a medieval city, where you can learn about the 11th century grave of a supposed vampire and marchant’s stalls.
• Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory: Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory is a former metal item factory that now houses two important museums of Krakow- the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Historical Museum of the City. The owner Oskar Schindler spared more than 1,200 jews from concentration camps during the Holocaust as he insisted they were essential laborers at his factory. There are various rooms in the museum, including alleyways of the ghetto, a basement where Jews hid from the Nazis, and a railway station lobby.

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