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Parking for coaches in Krakow

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Free parking for coaches in Krakow

Krakow is a crowded city visited by millions of tourists every year. Parking problems affect both residents and visitors. It is not an easy task to park a large tourist bus near the biggest Krakow’s attractions in the Old Town or Kazimierz district. It is good to know where to find parking space for coaches before the arrival.

Free parking for coaches in Krakow? Unfortunately, in recent years the number of free parking spots for tour buses in the city decreased dramatically. After the elimination of parking spots for coaches near Błonia, only a small car park next to the Galeria Kazimierz remained available to buses.

Parking near the Galeria Kazimierz: entrance from the Podgórska Street – 2 parking spots for coaches (along Podgórska Street are also coves, where you can park large vehicles, but these are places of the paid parking zone)

Parking for coaches in the Krakow centre

The most popular attractions of Krakow are located in two districts – the Old Town and Kazimierz. When You want to save Your time (who does not?) it is best to park the bus in one of them. Do You plan going for a walk through the Main Market Square or charming narrow streets of the old Krakow? Or maybe You want to explore Wawel Castle or go to the Philharmonic or any of the theatres in the city? We advise where to park!

There are several Krakow paid parking lots offering space for tourist buses, including one right next to the Wawel Hill. There are also a comfortable parking spots in Karmelicka Street, very close to the Old Town. Parking located near the Stadium of Wisła Kraków (football club) is furthest from the Main Market Square (about 20-minute walk).

Parking next to the Wawel Hill – Powiśle Street (near the Sheraton Hotel); 20 parking spots for coaches; all day available; monitored; prices in high season (April-October): 1h – 20 PLN, 24h – 180 PLN, leaving the vehicle at night (from 20.00 to 8.00) – 60 PLN; Prices in low season: 1h – 15 PLN, 24h – 130 PLN, leaving the vehicle at night (from 20.00 to 8.00) – 60 PLN

Parking in Karmelicka Street – 15 parking spots for coaches (250 cars); all day available; monitored; prices: 1h – 10 PLN, 24h – 100 PLN

Parking near the Stadium of Wisła Kraków (22 Reymonta Street) – monitored; prices: 30 min. – 20 PLN, 24h – 40 PLN

Parking in Kopernika Street (near Wyspiański Hotel) – guarded; 12 parking spots for coaches; 1 h – 12 PLN; 24 h – 120 PLN

Parking at 15 Świętego Filipa Street; monitored; open from 7.30 to 21.00 (you can pick up your vehicle also during the night but You have to arrange it before); 3 parking spots for coaches; prices: 1 h – 10 PLN, 24h – 120 PLN, a week – 400 PLN

Parking for coaches in Kazimierz

You plan to visit Krakow Jewish district or book accommodation in this beautiful neighbourhood? You will probably see a climatic Jewish quarter with its synagogues and two famous Gothic churches of the Christian Kazimierz. We almost envy You the opportunity to feel he unique atmosphere of the place for the first time! However, remember about such fundamental practical issues like finding a parking space for a bus in the vicinity!

Parking for coaches in Krakow Kazimierz? You must visit the Halicka Street! It is worth remembering that there is really tiny distance between Kazimierz and the Old City. With each of these car parks are within walking distance to the Market Square within 10 minutes.

Parking at 14a Halicka Street – monitored, fenced, all day available; 10 parking spots for coaches; prices: 1h – 10 PLN, 24h – 100 PLN

Parking for coaches in Krakow - a temporary stop

When You organize a trip to Krakow better think about the need to bringing a group to the city centre and putting tourists near the places included in the schedule of sightseeing. We present You a list of places where tourist buses can stop for this purpose!

Keep in mind that Your bus can stay at the place of temporary stop no longer than 10 minutes! During boarding and disembarking of the bus, its engine should be turned off. These types of restrictions are necessary to maintain traffic flow in the crowded city.

in Matejko Square – 2 parking spots for coaches (one for each direction)

in Dajwór Street – 1 parking space for a coach

in Ghetto Heroes Square (in Na Zjeździe Street)

in Grodzka Street (in front of Hotel Royal)

in Kopernika Street (next to the Tourist House PTTK, entrance from Westerplatte Street)

in Straszewskiego Street

in Pawia Street (next to Polonia Hotel)

in Romanowicza Street (next to Oskar Schindler’s Factory and Museum of Contemporary Art)

at 12 Wit Stwosz (near the Railway Station)

at 1 Powstańców Wielkopolskich Street