Getting there
The 30th international EAES Congress is taking place at the ICE Kraków Congress Centre in Kraków, Poland. This is an accessible location whether you are travelling by air, train, public transport or car.
Local transport operator Jordan Events has been selected especially for participants of the EAES congress. Via Jordan’s booking tool you can easily book your transfer from the airport to your hotel. Just for yourself or with a group. As it suits you.
Arriving by air
If you decide to fly to Kraków, you’ll land at the John Paul II International Airport in Krakow – Balice www.krakowairport.pl
Krakow Balice Airport is located approximately 11 km west of the city centre. From Krakow you can fly direct from/to many cities in Europe, including Paris, London, Vienna, Frankfurt, Munich, Rome and Brussels. Krakow airport serv
Arriving by train
The main railway station is in the city centre, only about 10 minutes walk from the Main Market Square. Ticket offices are open 24 hours a day. From the Central Station, most cities in the region and the country can easily be reached by rail. Krakow also offers rail links to Germany, Austria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine. For more information see the railway webpage.
Arriving by car
Through Krakow or its surroundings lead two major routes: national road No. 7 from north to south (Gdańsk-Chyżne), part of European route E77, and part of the E40, which in Polish runs from Zgorzelec in the west to Korczowa in the east, partly on national road No. 4, the A4motorway and national road 77. The road network allows for efficient access from Krakow to other centres in the region. For example, a car trip to Zakopane or Nowy Sącz takes about 2 hours, and to Auschwitz or to Tarnow – about 1.5 hours.
Krakow itself is divided into three traffic zones, with total or partial bans in zones A and B, while zone P is the paid parking zone – read more
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