When visiting St. Florian’s Gate, remember that it is located within the Old Town, which can be quite busy, especially during peak tourist seasons. The gate itself is free to visit, and there is no entry fee. However, many tours include a visit to the gate as part of the Royal Route or the medieval city tour. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes as the area is cobblestone, and be aware that it may be crowded during the high season.

St. Florian’s Gate is centrally located in Krakow, just a short walk from the Main Market Square (Rynek Główny). If you're staying in the city center, it's within easy walking distance. Alternatively, you can take a tram or bus to the nearest stop, which is just a few minutes away. Krakow’s efficient public transport system makes it easy to reach the gate, and taxis or rideshare services are also available.

The best time to visit St. Florian’s Gate is during the morning or late afternoon when the crowds are fewer, allowing for better photo opportunities and a more relaxed experience. If you want to see the gate lit up at night, consider visiting after sunset when it’s beautifully illuminated. The summer months can be crowded with tourists, so visiting in the shoulder seasons of spring or fall can offer a quieter experience.

A visit to St. Florian’s Gate can easily be incorporated into a day exploring Krakow’s Old Town. From here, you can walk along the Royal Route, passing historic landmarks such as the Main Market Square, St. Mary's Basilica, and the Cloth Hall. You can also visit the nearby Barbican, another fortification that once defended the city. For a more extensive historical experience, consider a guided tour of the Old Town, which often includes St. Florian’s Gate and other important landmarks.