Book by Myroslava Novosilska

"Where is my fur?"

WHERE IS MY FUR?
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What to see in Krakow with children?

June 21, Krakow

If you live in Krakow or nearby and want to have a fun weekend with your kids, this collection is for you. Here you will find useful and simple ideas that don't require a lot of money, but will leave warm memories.

A Special Event in Krakow for Ukrainian Families — June 21

We warmly invite you to a free presentation of the children’s book “Where Is My Fur?” — a therapeutic story that helps children with alopecia accept themselves, and helps parents better understand what their child is feeling.

You can expect a kind, welcoming atmosphere, interactive reading, creative activities, and meaningful conversations with like-minded families.

📲 More details and registration will be available here soon:

https://t.me/+DJmTMbqIbLtkZjYy

Where to Go in Krakow With Kids

🏞️ Parks and Outdoor Walks

  • Jordan Park: A spacious green area with playgrounds, bike paths, and picnic spots — perfect for active family time.

  • Planty Park: A charming park that surrounds the Old Town, ideal for calm strolls and squirrel-watching.

  • Kościuszko Mound: A scenic hill offering panoramic views of Krakow and its surroundings — a fun mini-hike with a reward at the top.

🧪 Interactive Museums and Fun Learning

  • Museum of Municipal Engineering: interactive exhibits where children can experiment and learn new things.
    Admission from 35 PLN

  • Rynek Underground: An underground museum beneath Krakow’s Main Square, showcasing the medieval history of the city in an engaging way.
    Admission from 40 PLN.Free entry on Tuesdays 

  • Polish Aviation Museum: Exhibits featuring historic airplanes and aviation technology — exciting for young explorers and aspiring pilots.
    Admission from 30 PLN

  • Museum of Illusions: a fun museum with optical illusions and interactive exhibits. Adults: PLN 59
    Students, schoolchildren, seniors: 45 PLN
    Family ticket (2 adults + 1 or 2 children): 155 PLN
    Preschoolers: 19 PLN
    Children under 3: Free
    Note: Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.

  • Live Obwarzanek Museum: Participate in hands-on workshops to bake Krakow’s famous traditional obwarzanek (a type of twisted bread).
    Admission from 40 PLN

🐾 Nature and Animals

  • Krakow Zoo: Located in a picturesque forest setting, the zoo is home to over 1,500 animals from around the world.
    Admission from 42 PLN

  • Botanical Garden of the Jagiellonian University: One of the oldest botanical gardens in Poland, featuring a wide variety of plants, beautiful greenhouses, and peaceful walking paths.
    Admission from 22 PLN

🌊 Water Activities

  • Wodny Kraków Aquapark: A large indoor water park featuring slides, pools, and play zones for children of all ages — perfect for an active family day.
    Admission from 55 PLN

  • Vistula River Cruises: Enjoy relaxing boat or kayak rides along the Vistula River, with scenic views of Krakow’s historic landmarks.

🎠 Family Fun & Amusements

  • Energylandia: A massive amusement park located in Zator, offering rides and attractions for both children and adults — from gentle carousels to extreme roller coasters.
    Admission from 89 PLN

  • House of Attractions: An interactive fun complex featuring a mirror maze, illusion rooms, and other engaging experiences for the whole family.
    Admission from 69 PLN

  • Wioski Świata (World Villages Park): An educational outdoor park with full-size reconstructions of traditional homes and villages from around the world — great for learning through exploration.
    Admission from 30 PLN

🍦 Cafés & Sweet Treats


What to See in Krakow With Kids — For Free

  • Old Town Take a walk through Krakow’s charming historic streets, full of beautiful architecture and a magical atmosphere.
  • Main Market Square Soap bubbles, street performers, pigeons, and ice cream — kids love it, and the vibe is always lively and fun.
  • Kazimierz District A picturesque neighborhood perfect for quiet walks and beautiful family photos — with cozy streets and plenty of character.

Weekend Ideas With Kids in Krakow

To make your weekend special, all you need is a little imagination: a quest to the legendary places of Krakow, a squirrel "hunt" in Planty, or just a warm evening with ice cream in the city center.

We recommend making a family plan: find a cafe with a children's menu, mark out restrooms and rest areas. And don't forget to bring a book or a fairy tale to make your vacation even more enjoyable.

Krakow - a city of warm memories

Living in a new city is a challenge, but also an opportunity to fill your days with small adventures. Krakow is a place where your weekends will become warmer and your children will find true joy in simple but important things.

Illustration for the event in Krakow

See you on June 21st at our warm, family-friendly event in Krakow! ❤️

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