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School music tours to Krakow

Poland’s finest city
Warm reception for musicians
Home to the country’s oldest university

“Club Europe always go the extra mile to ensure that our needs are met.”

James Williams, Llandovery College, Carmarthenshire

“It’s made the group into an unbreakable family and has had the most profound effect on the confidence of every single one of them.”

Darren Roberts, Mounts Bay Academy, Cornwall

“Club Europe makes organising a tour so easy, I can’t recommend them enough.”

Anthony Chew, Head of Music, Darwen Aldridge Community Academy, Lancashire

“Alahree always understands perfectly what we want and need! Our music tours give our students the best memories of their time at school.”

Jane Werry, Head of Music, Hayes School, Kent

Krakow is the most beautiful of all Polish cities

Largely unspoilt since the 13th century, Krakow is an architectural gem and has been rewarded with the status of a UNESCO World Cultural Site. The city’s centre is a huge medieval square, while the city’s Wawel Castle perches on a hill just outside the Old Town. Sights not to miss include the city’s Jewish quarter, made famous in recent times by the film ‘Schindler’s List’ and the salt mines of Wieliczka.

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Minimum Duration5 Days 4 Nights
Extra NightCall for Details
Coach typeExecutive 48-Seater with Air Conditioning
Tour ManagerLocal
MealsHalf Board

Concerts

Krakow has a thriving cultural programme throughout the year.

Many of the city’s glorious churches hold concerts, while participation in Mass is also welcomed. There are several cultural centres in the surrounding area; these include the district of Nowa Huta, a Communist ‘new town’, and the pretty town of Myslenice, half way between Krakow and the Tatra mountains to the south of Krakow.

Sample itinerary

(Orchestras)

If you are a different ensemble type, please ask us for a sample itinerary.

Day 1

Afternoon arrival in Krakow. Remainder of day at leisure.

Day 2

Full day’s sightseeing in Krakow. To include the main square, cloth hall, St. Mary’s church and the castle complex. Evening concert at St Peter and St Paul’s church.

Day 3

Morning’s visit to Auschwitz concentration camp. Afternoon excursion to Wielizcka salt mines. Evening concert at church of St Anna, Nowa Huta.

Day 4

Full day visit to the mountain resort of Zakopane. Take the funicular train to the summit of Gubalowka, see the wooden village of Chocholow and spend time shopping in town for typical highlander goods. Evening concert in the church of the Holy Cross. Return to Krakow.

Day 5

Morning at leisure in Krakow for final sightseeing and shopping. Afternoon departure for school.

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Extra activities and excursions

Browse a selection of our favourite activities and excursions.

Wieliczka Salt Mines
Auschwitz
Pieskowa Skala
Zakopane

Amazing mines some 150m below ground, with fascinating features such as a chapel, completely carved from salt.

Deeply moving visit (12 years and over only) to the world renowned death camp.

Imposing castle in the beautiful Ojcow National Park.

Mountain resort of Zakopane (2 hours’ drive)

Where to stay

Popular places to stay.

The Hotel Tyniecki is a stylish three star hotel situated only 5 km from the city centre. The hotel offers a high standard of accommodation with en suite rooms and meeting rooms that can be used for rehearsals.

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FAQs

Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

We have drawn up a comprehensive step-by-step Guide to planning a school music tour for first time tourers. This covers all aspects of tour planning from budgeting and fundraising, to choosing the right destination, accommodation and performing venues for your ensemble. Click here to read our Guide.

We accept any group as long as they are used to performing together as an ensemble, even if only to their fellow students and parents. We always ask for a recent recording of your group and we have range of venues on offer that will welcome beginner groups as well as experienced ensembles.

The most pleasant times of year to come to Europe are May to September, therefore you may wish to consider this when planning your tour. Summer temperatures across Europe range from 18-35 degrees Celsius. European cities in winter can also offer many interesting cultural experiences that you may enjoy.