Krakow Lesser Poland, Poland Travel Guide
Ojców National Preserve and Tatra National Park highlight Poland's natural heritage. Adhere to all park regulations.
Krakow has increasing recycling infrastructure. Use separate bins for plastic, glass, paper, and mixed waste.
Be mindful of water usage. Krakow's tap water is safe to drink; use a Reusable water bottle.
Make choices that benefit the environment and local communities.
Choose accommodations and operators with sustainable practices.
Mitigate your travel's environmental footprint.
Help preserve the heritage of Krakow.
Engage thoughtfully with locals and their heritage.
Prioritize shopping at independent local businesses over international chains. Look for sustainable outdoor gear from Patagonia. Find reusable products at the Package Free Shop.
Support conservation with purchasesAlways ask for permission before photographing people, especially children or in religious settings. Be discreet and avoid intrusive photography.
Your choices as a traveler can have a positive impact on Krakow's environment and culture. Travel mindfully.
Support the local economy through conscious choices.
Support the people who call Krakow home.
Make purchases that support ethical practices.
Your daily choices strengthen the local economy.
Dine at local restaurants, cafes, and traditional milk bars (Bar Mleczny) to support families and culinary culture.
Choose locally owned hotels, guesthouses, or apartment rentals over large international chains if possible.
Shop at local markets like Stary Kleparz for fresh produce and local specialties, supporting local vendors.
Directly giving money to beggars can sometimes support organized begging rings. Consider donating to reputable local charities. Never encourage child begging.
Your economic choices directly contribute to the well-being of Krakow's residents and the preservation of its culture.
