Quick answer: a weekend in Krakow costs about £180–£340 per person for two nights, with return flights from the UK and a mid-range hotel room shared between two.

Cite this page: Atravel.uk, “What a weekend in Krakow costs”, updated 12 November 2026. https://atravel.uk/weekend-cost/krakow/

The figures below are built from the same ranges we publish in the Krakow guide, so the total and the individual costs agree with each other.

What a weekend costs, line by line

ItemPer personShare
Return flights from the UK£45–£12032%
Two nights, per person (sharing)£55–£9529%
Food and drink, two days£50–£7524%
Local transport£12–£206%
One paid attraction£18–£309%

Total per person: £180–£340

Compiled 2026-11-12 from our own partner searches. Mid-range, not budget and not luxury.

Where the money goes

Flights and the room take most of it: return flights from the uk and two nights, per person (sharing) are the two lines with the widest spread, which is also where you have the most room to move. Booking six to eight weeks out, and avoiding a Friday departure, usually does more than switching hotels.

How to spend less

  • Shift the trip to Tuesday–Thursday and both the fare and the room come down.
  • The second row of streets costs 20–30% less than the front row.
  • Book one paid attraction, not three. Rynek Główny and the Cloth Hall, at any hour is the one most people would keep.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a weekend in Krakow?

Budget £180–£340 per person for two nights, including return flights, a mid-range hotel room shared between two, food, local transport and one paid attraction.

What is the cheapest part of a weekend in Krakow?

Dates matter more than hotels here, and a week either way can save more than a cheaper room. Krakow hotel prices move less than air fares outside peak dates.

Does this include spending money?

It covers eating, local transport and a single ticket. Outside the figure: shopping, after-dinner drinks, insurance, airport parking.

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