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Current Trends in Theoretical Chemistry VIII 1-5 September 2019, Kraków, Poland |
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Travel: Krakow is one of the biggest road, railway, and air hubs in Poland.
The city can be reached: by train:The city has direct train links to Berlin, Budapest, Hamburg, Prague, Vienna, and to Polish cities (Bia³ystok, Gdańsk, Katowice, Kielce, Koszalin, Lublin, £ód¼, Olsztyn, Opole, Poznań, Rzeszów, Szczecin, Warszawa, Wroc³aw, Zielona Góra). by car: A4 motorway connects Krakow with West Europe. by air: The John Paul II International Airport Kraków - Balice is the second Polish airport in terms of size and number of passengers. It has direct connections to a number of European airports, including transfer airports in Frankfurt, Munich, Paris and Warsaw. Other direct connections are to: Dublin, Bristol, Vienna, Berlin, Liverpool, Florence, Leeds, Stuttgart, Brussels, Bologna, Amsterdam, Dusseldorf, Helsinki, Madrid, Moscow, Rome, Zurich, Lviv, Oslo, Stockholm, Vilnius, Hamburg, Pisa, Budapest, Belfast, Alicante. Krakow public transport provides a bus service from/to the airport to/from the city centre. Bus stops are located near T1 and T2 terminals. The lines 208 and 292 operate during day while 902 during night. Trains run between the airport and the main railway station. Their run every half hour from 4am until 12p.m. The platform is about 200 meters from the terminal. Free shuttle bus connects terminals with the platform.
Hotels: How to get: If you want to find the route from/to another place you must enter starting point and destination in the How do I get to? application. |