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Tenerife Island to Krakow

  • TFS, Spain – KRK, Poland
  • LOT
  • Business · Standard seat
  • Mixed cabin: WAW–KRK economy, KRK–WAW economy
Krakow

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$525
Round trip, in USD
about €470
Low for this route: fares on this route are usually $531 to $609. The lowest we saw in the past year was $509 (27 sightings).
DepartsDec 28, 2026
ReturnsJan 5, 2027

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$0.11
Cost per mile
4,870
Miles

Flight segments

TFS to WAW · LOT · LO 442
WAW to KRK · LOT · LO 3911
KRK to WAW · LOT · LO 3910
WAW to TFS · LOT · LO 441

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Dec 28 – Jan 5 · 8 nights

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Dec 28, 2026 Jan 5, 2027 LOT $525 Lowest View flights

This is a business class deal to Krakow from Tenerife Island on LOT for Dec 28, 2026 – Jan 5, 2027.

Priced at $525 round trip. The route covers 4,870 miles round trip.

Krakow is one of Europe’s most rewarding city breaks, combining a beautifully preserved historic core with a lively contemporary culture and an easygoing pace that invites wandering. Its compact center, walkable streets, and strong sense of history make it especially appealing for travelers who want a city rich in architecture, museums, and atmosphere without the rush of a larger capital. The best times to visit are late spring through early autumn, when the weather is generally pleasant for exploring on foot and enjoying outdoor cafés, though winter also has its own charm, particularly around the festive season.

At the heart of the city is the UNESCO-listed Old Town, where the vast Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, and the Cloth Hall anchor a setting of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque landmarks. Nearby, Wawel Hill offers the royal castle and cathedral, while Kazimierz, the historic Jewish quarter, is one of Krakow’s most interesting neighborhoods, known for its synagogues, galleries, bars, and restaurants. Food is a highlight too: travelers can sample hearty Polish classics such as pierogi, żurek, and kielbasa, alongside modern interpretations in the city’s growing restaurant scene. Krakow also stands out for its cultural depth, with strong traditions in music, literature, and the arts that give the city a distinctive and enduring character.

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