Travel & Stay

The mountains are calling!

Lodging

We are offering two night stays for all our guests at the venue of our wedding. If you would like to extend your stay, you can do so by directly contacting the venue.

Karczma Sywor
Sywarne 50A, 34-511 Kościelisko
Map

Contact - 698 385 775

If you would like to bok an alternative lodging, booking and airbnb offer many options. Message us and we can advise you on location.

Getting to Zakopane

Flying in

If you are one of our international guests and are flying in these are the options that will work best:

Kraków Balice
This is the nearest airport to Zakopane, from there you can catch a train or cab to the Kraków Central Train Station, and transfer onto a bus or train to Zakopane. Approximate total travel time 1,5-2hrs.

Warsaw Airport
Poland’s main airport with the most options available. From there you can catch a train or cab to Warsaw Central Train Station and transfer onto a train. Approximate total travel time 5hrs

Katowice Airport
Katowice is also a nearby city, however unless you rent a car this transfer will be the most complicated. From the airport grab a cab to Katowice central station, then hop onto a train to Kraków, and transfer to a train to Zakopane. Approximate travel time 4hrs

By train

Since Zakopane is a touristic destination it is well connected by train from the main cities around Poland.

From Warsaw travel time is between 4,5 - 5,5 hrs.

From Kraków travel time is around 2 hrs.

You can check schedules and but tickets here:
www.bilkom.pl
www.intercity.pl

Once you get to Zakopane you can move around using local taxis, public transport or use scooters.

By car

This is the easiest way to get to and around Zakopane. Roads in the summer are usually safe, although some roads are gently winding. Just follow google maps, watch out for speedometers on Zakopianka and arrive safely.

Parking around Zakopane is either paid in the parking meters (by the hour) or to private owners (flat fee). In some areas, usually around hotels, or further from the city center it remains free.

This is the recommended form of transport for Zakopane, especially if you would like to sightsee.

Coming in early?

Let’s hang!

Zakopane is Tomek’s hometown, so we will be there the week leading up to the wedding and the one after. We will most likely go on some hikes, organise a bonfire, ride bikes, play boardgames and do a bunch of other things I can’t think of right now. Hit us up if you come early and we will add you to our pre/post wedding activities whatsapp group!