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Trains in Krakow are 69% cheaper than in Bristol.
A meal in Krakow is 67% cheaper than a meal in Bristol.
A taxi fare in Krakow is 46% cheaper than in Bristol.
Coffee in Krakow is 36% cheaper than in Bristol.
The flight duration between Bristol and Kraków is approximately 2 hours and 35 minutes. The flight path travels in an easterly direction over Germany before descending into Kraków.
While there are a select number of direct flights between Bristol and Kraków, common stopovers on the route include Amsterdam, Brussels, and Frankfurt.
British citizens require a valid passport that is valid for the duration of your stay in Poland. Visa-free entry is good for up to 90 days for citizens of the UK and many other nations. Poland is part of the Schengen Area.
Poland operates on Central European Time, which is one hour of the United Kingdom's GMT.
Summers in Kraków are generally warm and dry, with no special clothing required. However, winters can be extremely cold with heavy snowfall, making waterproof boots and a thick coat essential for travel between November and March.
Airlines which operate services between Bristol and Kraków include the following:
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Bristol is served by Bristol International Airport, the ninth-busiest in the United Kingdom.
Bristol International Airport is south-west of the city in Lulsgate Bottom, roughly 8 miles from the centre of Bristol.
How to get to the airport:
Services: Cash and currency facilities, fast-track security services, shops, bars and restaurants, special assistance services.
Kraków has one main airport, officially known as Kraków John Paul II International Airport.
Kraków John Paul II International Airport is located approximately 7 miles west of the city, and is the second-busiest airport in Poland after Warsaw.
How to get to Kraków from the airport:
Services: lost property services, post office, ATM, chapel, VIP services, shops, bars and restaurants.