What Can 100 Zloty ($24.04) Buy in Kraków, Poland? 🇵🇱

This is what you can buy with 100 Polish Zloty in Kraków, Poland! 100 zloty is equal to about 24 USD. Kraków is a very affordable city compared to other major cities in Europe, and a great option for any European vacation!

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[DdotRay]

Just got back from Krakow, went for a wedding. Incredibly beautiful place, and so clean.

[gerryn]

9 years in Krakow, and I always say - when people ask if it's cheap? I say it's appropriately priced - compared to other countries there is a lot of value for money. I don't scold people for asking if it's cheap or how cheap it is but I don't use that word myself because that does not explain in properly. We are not "budget", or "cheap", we're value for money.

[msciwojstalkiewicz]

Milk bars over fancy restaurants - change my mind. You guys have to check out Bar Krakowski on Kalwaryjska street on your next visit. Best quality vs price ratio I've seen in terms of pierogi and other traditional polish cuisine in my life. I used to live a 100 metres from there and I couldn't get enough. It all tasted like I remember my mother making it when I was a kid. Prolly gonna go there tomorrow, now that I've mentioned it lol.

[invisiblehandofadamsmith]

Went to krakow from London last week. Absolutely amazing will be back 😊

[cryzcryz]

Poland is beautiful! And in my opinion, the best food on the world!

[JesseTechJess]

Amazing video!!! So excited to visit first time this summer!

[DrChrisCoppernoll]

Such an excellent tour of Krakow! I may be traveling to Poland this year. Thanks for posting.

[michellewinestein]

Before the war my grandparents and I travel in Krakow, it's a fairytale city the amber market, the people, the church and the amazing view, the most beautiful second place I like to come back, my first was Prauge in the cezch republic ❤😊

[SoulGrinderYT]

I live in Krakow, and 100z is roughly what i spend on a daily for food, transportation etc :) love it

[headsuphockeypodcast]

Bar Pod Mleczny is amazing too. Kwadran’s is amazing too

[clarea]

I'm going Wednesday, can't wait

[LesWrona]

You need to look for sign in Polish " objad domowy". It consists of a soup and a second plate. Sometimg like todays menu in France or Spain. It is inder 40 zł and some places are just near the market square on the side steets. I just haf one this weekend Oct 1, 23

[radeknowak]

Poczytajcie historię Polski..to twardzi ludzie.. jedzenie jest dobre.. każdego ugościmy..💪

[scarychewinggum]

Thanks for this video! I'm teaching english in poland for three weeks and the amount of money the company is giving me for that time is around £250 for the three weeks (accom and food is included, this is for transport/spending money) and I've been uncertain about if I should bring more of my own money or not. Seems I'll be okay!

[friendlyfriend]

You must check out gdansk, my home city and a beautiful place ❤

[Losclann]

i can tell you if you visiting poland, especially krakow or danzig avoid main square shops this are extremely expensive compared to typical polish shop outside the tourist zone

[rapperdb]

Next to Krakow is located Wieliczka Salt Mine which is underground tourist route with amazing salt statues and underground chapel made in salt. Another salt mine is Bochnia Salt Mine (next to Krakow too), in Bochnia is an option to say at night in salt chamber (very healthly), play a match on uderground salt playing field or sail on underground salt lake. And in both of mines is an option to be a salt miner! You get a lamp, helmet and the rest of equimpment, go down with a guide and do quests like salt miner did. It is so funny :)

[orestmakar]

My advice for any US tourist in Europe would be to visit sights important to that country city a good option is to take a good guided tour and learn about the city you are in. The second advice would be to go off the beaten path, speak with locals ask about good places to eat or dishes to try.
The point of traveling is to experience the local culture. Tourists contribute to the local economy but they also can intrude in the lives of locals. A good tourist mindful of this will have a much much better experiences and have way more fun exploring the city and traveling.

[jadefalconmk]

Im going for my first overseas holiday in December the 16th, a four day city break.

[mpmp]

300 złoty for a horse ride?! thats outrageous. In my village you can get a horse ride for like 10 złoty..