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Standard Excursions Wycieczki standardowe Zakopane

Timetable

Route 1
8.50 WYSPIAŃSKI, ul. Westerplatte 15
9.05 ROYAL, ul. Gertrudy 26-29
9.15 SHERATON, ul. Powisle 7
9.30 CRACOVIA, Al. F. Focha 1

Route 2
8.50 CHOPIN
9.10 MATEJKI SQ.
9.15 RADISSON SAS
9.30 CRACOVIA

Route 3
8.50 NOVOTEL-BRONOWIECE*
8.55 DEMEL*
9.10 NOVOTEL CENTRUM
9.15 IBIS CENTRUM
9.30 CRACOVIA

Route 4
8.40 RUCZAJ*
8.50 SYMPOZJUM
9.05 ESTER
9.30 CRACOVIA

Route 5
8.50 BATORY
9.00 HOLIDAY INN
9.15 LOGOS
9.30 CRACOVIA

*Phone call required.

Departures:	Wednesdays and Saturdays
Itinerary:	Cracow -> Zakopane (Kościuszki Street -> Gubałówka Hill -> Kościeliska Street -> Krupówki Street) -> Cracow
Return:	5:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Description:	Nestled at the foot of the spectacular Tatra mountains, Zakopane is the winter sports capital of Poland and its most famous resort. During the winter, plentiful snow and challenging runs make for excellent skiing, while the summer months offer hikers mountain lakes, glacial valleys and waterfalls. The mountains are also home to a unique and diverse range of flora and fauna. Our tour starts with a ride up a funicular railway to the top of Gubałówka Hill, where we have a wonderful view of the Tatras. After a short walk on the top, we return down by the funicular to visit the oldest part of Zakopane, where the old cottages of the Highlanders still stand, surrounded by ash trees and blackened by the sun. These wooden houses and churches were built in highlander style created by the remarkable Polish artist, Witkiewicz. In addition to the traditional mountain architecture, magnificent folk costumes and jewellery have also survived here to this day. To experience the true Zakopane atmosphere better, we take a walk along Krupówki, the central mall, lined with horse carriages as well as stalls packed with local souvenirs, fur, leather, handmade wooden craft, lace, embroidered table clothes, etc. We also make our lunch break here.
Note:	Distance from Krakow ca. 100 km. Minimum 2 persons. English speaking guide. The trip is by car. Meals not included in the price.