Krakow eSIM
在Krakow，你會連上 Orange 或 Play 之中在你所在位置表現較好的那一個。全國的中位速度是 68 Mbps。你的網路在落地那一刻就開始運作，比你走到入境大廳還早。
- 連線電信商
- Orange 和 Play
- 波蘭全國實測速度
- 68 Mbps 中位數，最慢的十分之一為 18 Mbps波蘭全國 704 位旅客，近 90 天
- 5G
- 有，非獨立組網
- 限速門檻
- 計量方案不限速
- 熱點分享
- 所有方案都可以
涵蓋Krakow的方案
| 流量 | 有效期 | 每 GB 價格 | 價格 | 購買 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 永不過期 | $169.00 | $169.00 | |
| 3 GB | 永不過期 | $83.00 | $249.00 | |
| 5 GB多數旅客 | 永不過期 | $63.80 | $319.00 | |
| 10 GB | 永不過期 | $45.90 | $459.00 | |
| 20 GB | 永不過期 | $37.95 | $759.00 | |
| 50 GB | 永不過期 | $47.98 | $2,399.00 |
Poland 在 歐洲 的表現
- 速度排名
- 我們在 歐洲 販售的 46 個目的地中排第 26
- 區域中位數
- 71 Mbps
- 穩定度
- 最慢的十分之一仍有中位數的 26%
- 連線電信商
- 2 家，Orange, Play
- 5G
- Yes, non standalone
- 鄰近較快的目的地
- Greece，69 Mbps
- 鄰近較慢的目的地
- Slovakia，67 Mbps
- 有專屬頁面的城市
- 3 座：Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk
- 第 10 百分位
- 18 Mbps
- 這些數字的來源
- 近 90 天 704 位旅客
抵達 Kraków John Paul II International Airport (Balice)（KRK）
- 機場
- KRK / EPKK
- 距離
- 距 Krakow 市中心 11 公里
- 抵達時的 Wi-Fi
- 航廈有免費 Wi-FiKraków Airport provides a free Wi-Fi connection for passengers and names the network KRK Free Wi-Fi in its own passenger FAQ.
前往 Krakow 市區
- SKA1 suburban rail to Kraków Główny (KRK), 約 17 分鐘
- Day and night buses to Kraków Główny railway station and the ICE Congress Centre (KRK)
- City bus 300 to Kraków city centre, 約 45 分鐘
- Night bus 902 to Kraków city centre, 約 45 分鐘
- SKA1 through train to Wieliczka Rynek Kopalnia, the salt mine, 約 45 分鐘
Krakow 值得知道的事
- Kraków's airport rail link, the SKA1, reaches the main station in about 17 minutes; the service only resumed in September 2015.
- The airport is 11 km west of the centre at Balice and is run by its own company rather than by the national operator PPL.
- Airport buses run both day and night, so late arrivals are not dependent on the train.
- The airport railway station sits directly beside the terminal behind the multi storey car park, reached by a covered footbridge. Train tickets are sold by machine, by conductors and online, in cash or by card.
- Public transport ticket machines stand on level 0 of the passenger terminal in front of the arrivals hall. They take cards, but transport tickets are sold only in Polish zloty.
- The airport is served by two municipal bus routes, 300 by day and 902 at night, taking about 45 minutes to the centre. The airport puts the train at about 20 minutes and a taxi at about 25.
- The SKA1 line does not stop at Kraków Główny. It runs through to Wieliczka Rynek Kopalnia at the salt mine, about 45 minutes from the airport, so the mine is reachable without changing trains.
- Kraków's newest onboard ticket machines are EMV devices. You tap a contactless payment card, phone or smartwatch and they no longer print a paper ticket at all.
- Because the EMV machines bind the ticket to the payment method, an inspector reads the very same card, phone or watch used to buy it. Paying for a companion with your card ties their ticket to your card.
- MPK lists four ways to buy a ticket: the mKKM and mKK mobile apps, an online Elektroniczne Konto Pasażera, stationary KKM machines, and the mobile machines fitted inside KMK vehicles.
- The Krakowska Karta Miejska is a named electronic carrier for period tickets, not a pay as you go card. You collect it at a service point with identification and a photo, or open a passenger account online first.
- Kraków has no metro. Construction of a metro line was abandoned in 1994 in favour of the fast tram, after a single underground station had been built near the railway station between 1974 and 1990.
- The Kraków Fast Tram tunnel runs 1.4 km with two underground stops and opened in December 2008 after 34 years of construction. It is the only stretch of city transport in Kraków that is genuinely underground.
- The Dworzec Główny Tunel tram stop lies about 12 metres below ground under Pawia Street, beneath the Galeria Krakowska shopping centre and Kraków Główny station, and has lifts and escalators.
- Kraków trams date to a 2.8 km horse drawn line opened in 1882 and electrified in 1901. The network now runs about 90 km of route, so trams, not a metro, are the backbone of the city.
- Poland has required prepaid SIM registration since 25 July 2016. UKE says you register in person on presentation of an identity card or passport, and that scans, copies and photocopies are not accepted as documents.