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Congress Venue – ICE Krakow Congress Centre
The ICE Krakow Congress Centre is a state-of-the-art, multifunctional venue in the very heart of Krakow. It is located only 20 minutes’ drive from John Paul II International Airport and within walking distance to the picturesque old town (Krakow city centre).
Designed by two local architects, Krzysztof Ingarden and Jacek Ewýa, the award-winning ICE Krakow is the business and cultural flagship of the city. It provides a significant architectural milestone for Krakow, while simultaneously conforming the distinguished historical & contemporary contesto, including a breathtaking view of the old town, Kazimierz and Podgórze.
Address: Marii Konopnickiej 17, 30-302 Krakow
Getting around
Krakow John Paul II International Airport is the second-busiest airport of the country after Warsaw Chopin Airport. There are many direct and connecting flights from Schengen/Non-Schengen countries, making Krakow an accessible destination.
The city is well connected with a robust network of high quality buses and trams, penetrating right to the edges of the city’s boundaries – from the Airport village of Balice in the west, to the suburb of Płaszów in the east.
Your Congress badge includes a free public transportation pass, giving you unlimited access to trams and buses throughout the city of Krakow. This pass will be available on the day you collect your badge from the Congress venue.
Accommodation
There are plenty of hotel options near ICE Krakow and in the Old Town. From international hotel chains to charming boutique hotels, there is accommodation to cater to every preference and budget.
Next to the Congress venue
Park Inn by Radisson ★★★★
Hilton Garden Inn ★★★★ 5-min walk
Selected luxury stay in the old town:
Wyndham Grand Krakow Old Town 10-min drive
Bachleda Luxury Hotel 10-min drive
H15 Palace Hotel 20-min drive
Discover Krakow
Krakow, Poland’s cultural gem, offers a wealth of historical and architectural wonders. Krakow’s allure is encapsulated in its vibrant Old Town Square, where the historic Cloth Hall and St. Mary’s Basilica stand as iconic landmarks. The Kazimierz district, once the heart of Jewish life, offers a rich cultural experience with its synagogues and bustling cafes. A visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum provides a poignant reflection on history, while the Banksy Museum is a ‘must see’ for news readers, art lovers and people who have heard of Banksy. Just outside the city, the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine amazes with its intricate salt sculptures and subterranean wonders.
Complimentary Guided Walking Tours
Congress delegates can enjoy a free walking tour of their choice, either to experience the Old Town or explore Kraków’s Jewish heritage. Act fast—there are only 60 spots available! Register your spot now
See what attractions else are waiting for you – discover Krakow while attending the Congress!
