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I have picked these flights because they will still have the rest of the day by the time they get to Karkow to explore. Their flights back are not until the afternoon, so they will have some time to explore before they head to the airport home. Included in the cost of the flight is luggage. As standard hand luggage is included but I have upgraded to large cabin bag for their long weekend. The cost of the flights is £382.88

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I have chosen this hotel as it is close to the city centre so it will be easier to get to the city to do more things

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Directions from the airport to the hotel. 

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Directions from the airport to the hotel. 

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It will roughly take 40 minutes from the airport to the hotel. We recommend that the customers download Bolt.

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This restaurant is near the hotel,

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Bar Orientalny Restauracja Quoc Viet - Bing Maps

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Sierpów 1, 95-035 Sierpów, Łódzkie·Restaurant

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For day 1, you can get a guided tour around the famous Auschwitz, the most popular reason why people visit Poland. Just for £7.15.

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From Krakow: Auschwitz-Birkenau Guided Tour & Hotel Pickup | GetYourGuide

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Visit the largest Nazi concentration camp from World War II on a day trip from Krakow. Learn the tragic story of the Holocaust on a guided tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.

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For day 2, you can get a guided tour around Krakow's salt mines for just £7.54 per person

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From Krakow: Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour | GetYourGuide

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Take a tour of the historic Wieliczka Salt Mine. Embark on a visit to this UNESCO World Heritage Site which combines nature, and history, a well as historic and contemporary art.

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For day 3 , the last day of your visit you can go on a night river cruise for just £15.57 per person.

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Kraków: Evening or Night River Cruise | GetYourGuide

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Step aboard Kapitan Victor and experience the beautiful views of the city at night. Discover Krakow’s most important landmarks from a gloriously different perspective as you set sail on this tour.

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Some ways to get around Krakow Poland is you can hire cars, use the bus, boats, ubers, trams, trains lots of many different ways to get around the city

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The Best Way To Get Around Krakow: Useful Transportation Tips

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Discover the best ways to get around Krakow and explore this historic city on its modern tram network, cruising down the river, or cycling unique trails.

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The best time to visit Krakow Poland is the winter months/times for example december, january, february.

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Poland 's liveliest city appeals at any time of year.

Most attractions in Kraków stay open year-round and events take place every single month. In April, May, September and October, mild temperatures and reduced crowds make for a lovely weekend getaway. Summers are jam-packed with festivals (and visitors), while a dusting of snow makes the city wonderfully photogenic during searingly cold winters.

Here's our season-by-season, month-by-month guide for when to visit Kraków.

High season (June-August) is best for festivals

Hot days, long daylight hours and balmy summer nights mean that Kraków bustles with visitors in summertime, particularly during July and August. It's an excellent time to take your kids to the hands-on Stanisław Lem's Garden of Experiments, for a stroll around the Zoological Gardens or to watch the swans in Krakówski Park. Alternatively, head underground into the Wieliczka Salt Mine or use the pools and waterslides of Park Wodny to seek respite from the heat. This is Kraków's busiest season, so expect accommodation prices to shoot up correspondingly.

In late spring and summer, the calendar fills up with festivals - such as the Lajkonik Festival, held each June © Wiola Wiaderek / Shutterstock

Shoulder season (April-May and September-October) is best for sightseeing

Spring flowers bring a burst of color to Kraków's tree-lined streets and boulevards, while mild May days mean it's warm enough to bring a packed lunch to the banks of the Vistula River or the picnic tables of Grazyna Park. Late spring and early autumn, when the leaves change color, is the loveliest time to stroll around Old Town and Kazimierz, since it's warm without being sweltering, and accommodation prices are reasonable. It's also a good time to explore Kraków's cultural offerings, since crowds are thinner.

Low season (November-February) is best for photography and budget travel

Prices drop during the winter months when visitors are few, which makes it an excellent time for budget travelers to visit. It doesn't snow here all winter (some days you may experience icy winds and freezing rain instead) but if you're a photographer, you won't want to miss Kraków's castle and other Old Town monuments with a dusting of sparkling white. You'll be able to explore Kraków's many museums without being jostled by crowds, and seasonal ice rinks spring up in Jordan Park and elsewhere. In December, twinkling lights add festive cheer to the Kraków Christmas market.

January is for snowy panoramas

While most nationals use January to get over Christmas hangovers, in Kraków the party's just getting started. New Year's Day marks the start of the carnival season that lasts until Shrove Tuesday and is marked by feverish festivities in the city's many clubs. Typically, January also brings the heaviest snowfall of the year.

Key events: Opera Rara, Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity

In February, overeat

Another cold and snowy month, February sees Kraków residents (Catholic or not) fill up on Polish doughnut balls with rose jam filling on Fat Thursday, before partying till dawn on Shrove Tuesday. February also sees sea-shanty-singing groups from all over dropping anchor in Kraków, while lovers of drum 'n' bass head for the nearby Tatra Mountains to ski and/or dance to the likes of Nero and Ghostface Killah.

Key events: Shanties, Fat Thursday, Ostatki (Shrove Tuesday), SnowFest

Celebrate Easter in March

The days are warming up, snow is melting and spring flowers are popping up. Lent sees numerous ceremonies held in Kraków's churches, culminating in special services over Holy Week. If you're lucky, you'll catch a hooded procession by the Brothers of the Good Death from the Basilica of the Virgin Mary every Friday during Lent. Watch out on Easter Monday: splashing water over one another is a local tradition.

Key events: Easter, Chocolate Festival, Early Music Days, Kraków Cello Spring

On every Tuesday after Easter, Kraków residents don medieval-style costumes to participate in the Rekawka folk festival © De Visu / Shutterstock

April brings medieval festivities and art

The weather is still brisk, but even occasional April showers are not enough to dampen the enthusiasm of jousting and fencing participants at the Rekawka medieval fair on Krakus Mound. Dozens of contemporary art exhibitions transform the city during Art Week.

Key events: Rekawka Traditional Medieval Fair, Krakers (Kraków Art Week), Kraków Festival of Comics

May is for holy processions and student celebrations

Warm and sunny with ever-longer daylight hours, May sees local students dressing up in outlandish disguises to wreak havoc in the Old Town for a week. Poland's faithful follow the relics of Poland's patron saints from the Wawel Cathedral, while the Lajkonik Parade brings lighthearted pageantry, led by a bearded Tatar.

Key events: Constitution Day, Saint Stanislaw's Procession, Juwenalia, Lajkonik Parade, Film Music Festival

Celebrate Midsummer in June

Flower wreaths with candles float down Vistula River for the exuberant Midsummer celebrations while Kraków rocks out into the long summer night at a concert venue opposite Wawel Castle. Ten days of Jewish arts, music and film kick off in Kazimierz.

Key events: Wianki (Midsummer Festival), Jewish Culture Festival, Kraków Film Festival, Ephemera Festival

Every July, jazz musicians take to the medieval streets as part of the Kraków Jazz Festival © Omar Marques / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images

July is all about festivals

This is Kraków's hottest and rainiest month, so bring your waterproof gear. The rain doesn't deter most visitors, however, so expect high accommodation prices, particularly during the popular Kraków Jazz Festival.

Key events: Jewish Culture Festival, International Festival of Street Theatre, Kraków Jazz Festival

Enjoy classical music with a side of pierogi in August

Expect another hot and rainy month, with temperatures an average of 77°F (25°C). String quartets, violinists, organists and choirs perform for a cosmopolitan crowd as part of a classical music festival in Old Kraków. Village artisans and countryside entertainers set up shop on Główny Rynek (Main Square), while Maly Rynek fills up with pierogi stalls.

Key events: Kraków Folk Fair, Music in Old Kraków, Pierogi Festival

Take it easy in September

As summer crowds depart and accommodation prices fall, the weather remains a balmy 68°F (20°F). It's a quiet month event-wise, but it's a wonderful time to wander around the city just as the leaves begin to change color.

Key events: Veganmania, Fermentation Festival

Expect literature, experimental art and music in October

Brisk days shouldn't deter you from visiting just as fall reveals its splendor and the trees are in their full autumnal glory. Cold nights are ideal for heading indoors and partaking in offbeat music and literary events.

Key events: Unsound, Conrad Festival

November lets you commune with the dead

As the days get colder, Kraków sees its first snowfall of the season and mournful strains of jazz provide musical accompaniment to the gathering darkness. Locals head for the cemeteries on November 1 - All Saints' Day - to light candles on the graves of relatives and deck them out with fresh flowers.

Key events: All Saints' Day, Andzejki, Kraków Jazz Autumn

The main square in Kraków's Old Town twinkles with the lights from its huge Christmas market every December © martin-dm / iStockphoto / Getty Images

December is all about Christmas markets

It's cold and snowy, but the Old Town's main square is aglow with lights from the Christmas market, where you can admire the elaborate "Christmas cribs" (or Nativity scenes). On New Year's Eve, accommodation prices soar and Kraków's Old Town and main square get swamped by tens of thousands of revelers counting down to the new year.

Key events: Mikolaj, Kraków Christmas Crib Competition, Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve

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Whether you visit this culturally rich Polish city in the snowy winter or balmy summer months, here's your month-by-month guide to when to visit Kraków.

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The maps to get to Auschwitz from the hotel the time it will take to get there is 1 hourand 13 minutes.

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You have mentioned some good points however, you can add more detail to this. Please ensure you read the brief and scenario to make sure that you have everything included. For example, the brief states that they want to also visit Warsaw, which is a couple of hours away, they could hire a car to do this? what can they do there when they visit? You should also mention, what type of people may want to go on this type of specialist tourism holiday