Tarnów buses and PKS - Restaurants in Tarnów

Although Tarnów has always remained in the shadow of Kraków, it is certainly a noteworthy place that can delight many a tourist. Tarnów is the second largest city in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, and is separated from the regional capital by a distance of about 95 km. Today Tarnów, whose history dates back to the 14th century, is a thriving economic, cultural and cultural center, as well as the seat of the Tarnów district government. About 100,000 people live here. Anyone who decides to visit the area will certainly not regret their decision, as Tarnów really has a lot to offer its visitors. Importantly, those interested in discovering the place can conveniently reach Tarnów by Sindbad bus.

A trip to Tarnów should certainly start with a visit to the Tarnów Information Center (TCI), where maps, leaflets, tips and recommendations for monuments, accommodation and restaurants in Tarnów await. The TCI is located at the market square, where several major attractions have gathered. Certainly among the highlights on the map of Tarnow is the town hall, located in the middle of the market square. Its features include a 30-meter high tower, an attic and a risalit with a staircase. Nearby is Tarnów's most representative monument, the Minor Basilica (Cathedral) of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built at the beginning of the 14th century. In the temple it is worth looking at the richly decorated south portal, inspired by a woodcut by Albrecht Durer. Next to the cathedral is the Nicholas House. It dates from 1524, and elements of the Gothic-Renaissance style can be seen in its construction. Walking from the market along Żydowska Street, we come to the bima, the remains of the oldest synagogue in the city. The first wooden synagogue was built in this place as early as 1582. Later a brick building was erected, which was destroyed by the Germans in 1939.

Beyond the market, it is also worth seeing the monument to the Catharine player in Gen. Bem Square, the Ethnographic Museum presenting, among other things, an interesting exhibition on Roma culture, the Old Cemetery - a necropolis with a history of more than two hundred years, the ruins of the Tarnowski Castle and the Holy Trinity Church from the 16th century. Those looking for a moment's respite from sightseeing in the city can relax in Strzelecki Park or J. Jakubowski Planty

The largest concentration of recommended culinary establishments is at the market square. You can successfully take care of your stomachs and palates in: Old Bathhouse restaurant, Luck restaurant, FoodTruck Park corner, Half in Half restaurant, Soprano restaurant and Zio Restaurant & Pizza. In addition, in the downtown area you can easily find pizzerias, bistro outlets and fast food establishments.

Access to Tarnów is greatly facilitated by the A4 highway. Its services are also used by intercity carriers, thanks to which you can get to Tarnow quickly and cheaply. One of the companies whose buses from and to Tarnów run 7 days a week is Sindbad. Our coaches stop at the Kochanowskiego-Chyszowska interchange. This PKS Tarnów stop is located in the western part of the city, within walking distance to the Old Town and the city's biggest attractions.