Arrival

Useful information on travel to Kraków can be found here.

Kraków, the unofficial cultural capital of Poland, was named the official European Capital of Culture for the year 2000 by the European Union. Its historic centre, with the Old Town, Kazimierz  and the Wawel Castle was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Kraków represents a synthesis of the past and present-day Poland, connecting tradition with modernity.

More information about Kraków can be found here.

Hotels

On-line hotel reservation is available via the registration webpage (the Jagiellonian University conference registration system "Coffee") and is open until 20th June 2010.

If you need any assistance please contact
The Jagiellonian University Events Office
Czapskich Street 4/301
31-110 Kraków, Poland
phone/fax: +48 12 663 38 58
phone: +48 12 663 38 29
e-mail: cbin@adm.uj.edu.pl

Visa

If you are not an EU citizen, be prepared for some paperwork during the process of getting your visa for Poland. The situation differs from country to country. For a detailed list of all nationals of countries that must have a visa to enter Poland, click here and then contact the Polish Embassy in your country.

If you need any assistance please contact office@forumcarpaticum.org