From March 29, 2020, Air France will offer a daily flight to Krakow (Poland) from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, operated by Airbus A320, with a capacity of 174 seats. From today, Air France offers attractive fares from Paris, from € 49 * one way. Booking is possible until the day before departure, subject to availability.
Flight schedule (in local time):
AF1878: departure from Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 09:20, arrival in Krakow at 11:25;
AF1879: departure from Krakow at 12:15, arrival at Paris-Charles de Gaulle at 14:30.
Discovering Krakow, nicknamed “Florence of the North”
Krakow, a city in southern Poland near the border with the Czech Republic, is known for its well-preserved medieval centre, its Italian-style facades and the Jewish quarter. A mystical city with a hundred churches, with their baroque domes and golden spires, Krakow enjoys an exceptional architectural heritage that remained intact during the Second World War.
Discover its old town, surrounded by Planty Park and the remains of the city’s medieval walls, which is home to the majestic Rynek Glówny Square, Europe’s largest medieval square. This jewel of Poland will captivate you with the beauty of its palaces, churches, museums and cafes.
(*) One-way fares, 1 € airfrance.fr service charge included, subject to conditions and availability, non-changeable ticket, non-refundable. The service charge varies according to Air France points of sale or travel agencies.
This post was published on 24 July 2019 16:12
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