Nanoq Living Apartment is located in the heart of Krakow, in a restored 19th-century townhouse that has retained its historic charm. The apartment combines modern comfort with a cozy atmosphere, offering the perfect place both for exploring the city and relaxing after a day full of experiences. Its proximity to Krakow’s main attractions means everything is within easy reach, while the high standard of the interior ensures comfort and peace during your stay.

The apartment features two separate bedrooms, a living room with a sofa bed connected to a kitchenette, and a separate bathroom. It is fully equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay: a workspace, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, refrigerator, coffee machine, oven with microwave function, washer-dryer, hairdryer, ironing set, towels, and bed linen.

As hosts of Nanoq Living, we are passionate about Krakow and enjoy sharing its unique atmosphere with our guests. We aim to make every stay comfortable and full of positive experiences. We treat our guests like close friends, ensuring you can fully relax, feel at home, and enjoy every day in Krakow. Welcome to Nanoq Living — we have prepared everything you need to unwind in a peaceful and comfortable environment. We are delighted you chose our apartment and wish you a truly exceptional stay!

There are many nearby options for spending your time, all within walking distance. For the active, squash and a gym are available at Stradomska 15, sports fields and tennis courts at Nadwiślan, Koletek 20, XXS Gym at Pl. Kossaka 5, and a swimming pool at Ludwinowska 11. Those who enjoy walks and outdoor relaxation can visit the Vistula Boulevards, Krakow Planty, Dietl Planty, or the Missionary Priests’ Garden at the Church of the Conversion of St. Paul.

Thanks to the apartment’s central location, you can easily explore a rich culinary scene near the Main Market Square and Kazimierz — from Polish, Italian, and Asian cuisine to American and other international flavors. Cultural attractions are also within reach: the 19th-Century Polish Art Gallery in Sukiennice, the Underground Market, the National Museum, and the Bishop Erazm Ciołek Palace. Renowned theaters are nearby as well — the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre, Bagatela Theatre, and the Helena Modrzejewska National Old Theatre.