An interactive map will help you get to the cemetery, i.e. All Saints in Krakow

On October 31 and November 1, 34 special bus and tram lines will run in Krakow, which are intended to make it easier to reach the largest cemeteries in the city.

Many of them will run even every 10 minutes, and some permanent lines will be additionally strengthened. Thanks to this, residents can count on efficient and convenient access to the graves of their loved ones without having to use their own cars.

The interactive map will show you the best route

To make traveling even easier, the Public Transport Authority in Krakow has made available an interactive map of special cemetery lines.

The tool allows you to check which lines serve particular necropolises, trace their routes and find connections between cemeteries. The map also allows you to select several cemeteries at the same time, which allows you to quickly check how convenient it is to move between them.

For cemeteries that are not served by special lines, the map shows the nearest regular connections. Using the tool is very simple and does not require installing any application - just select the interesting cemetery or line and see the details on the screen.

Information posters at bus stops

For the convenience of passengers, special information posters have also been prepared at stops near the largest cemeteries in Krakow: Rakowicki, Prądnik Czerwony, Grębałów and Podgórski. The posters contain clear diagrams of the location of stops and the numbers and routes of lines serving individual necropolises. Thanks to this, every visitor can quickly check which stop the appropriate bus or tram departs from.

Preferably by public transport

The city authorities appeal to residents to choose public transport instead of cars during All Saints' Day.

A larger number of trips, additional connections and frequent departures are intended to facilitate access to cemeteries, and less car traffic in their vicinity will help streamline bus passage and improve pedestrian safety, emphasizes Magdalena Musiał, director of the Public Transport Authority.

Detailed information about timetables, changes in traffic organization and the operation of public transport during All Saints' Day can be found on the website of the Public Transport Authority in Krakow and on the website Kraków.pl.