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- You Can’T Get Lost in Krakow
- History Is Everywhere
- There Are So Many Places For Walks
- You Will Become Very Cultured
- You Will Never Be Thirsty Or Hungry
- Weekends in Krakow Are Fun
- It’S Easy to Make Friends in Krakow
- And If You’Re Tired of The City – Mountains Are Just Around The Corner
Krakow is one of the biggest cities in the country and yet it seems quite small. It doesn’t take you long to get from one side of the city to another and the traffic is not as notorious as in Warsaw, or London. Most of the streets here are quite narrow and small. Probably that’s why it doesn’t seem like a big city and it is so nice to ditch the pub...
Living in Krakow is like living in a museum. History creeps up at every corner. There are so many interesting places to visit! There is the Old Town with St. Mary’s Basilica, the Jewish Quarter and Kazimierz where you can trace back the history of Polish Jews, Wawel Castle and the Wawelski Dragon, Schindler’s Museum and, my favourite, Nowa Huta, wh...
Kraków is a very green city. There are parks everywhere. Even when the weather is not great, you can still enjoy a walk along Planty, or go to Kościuszko Moundto admire the city from above. My favourite place is the walking path along Vistula River, which is beautiful at any time of the year. It’s a great city to live in if you want to work on your...
Kraków is a city of culture. There are so many theatres, museums, galleries and cinemas that you will need a lot of time to visit them all. If you don’t speak Polish and going to see a play is not an option, then choose a concert – most of pubs and bars in Krakow organise weekly jam sessions, or small events, when the entrance is free and all you n...
Krakow’s cafés are very charming. Many of them are hidden underground, or in old – fashioned building. Inside you can always find a cozy place to sit and once you try one of the cakes and a sweet cappuccino at Café Magia, or delicious pastrami at Food & People, you will never want to leave. Restaurants are plentiful in Krakow and here you will find...
Kraków is a party town. Every night tourists and locals come out to play. Kazimierz is the place to go if you want to enjoy a pint of beer and meet your friends to chat. If you really want to experience how Polish people party, go to ‘Zakąski u Ani’– this is my favourite ‘communist – style’ bar, where you can chat to locals and have a shot of vodka...
This is something that I haven’t had time to explore in full, but I know that the expat scene in Krakow is lively and exciting. There are various groups of foreigners here that meet up every week for drinks, dinners, or to do something together. There is a Couchsurfing group, language exchange groups, film clubs and a group called Collaborate Krako...
Krakow is only around 2 hours drive from Zakopane – the capital of Polish Tatra Mountains. This region is great for hiking in Spring, Summer and Autumn and skiing conditions there during the Winter season is amazing. For those used to expensive ski-passes in Austria, Tatra region will be a real price paradise.
Feb 2, 2024 · 5. Auschwitz. Krakow used to have a thriving Jewish population. In fact, for over a thousand years Poland was home to the most significant Jewish community in the world, as well as the largest, thanks to early religious tolerance among other things, soon becoming known as paradisus judaeorum – ‘Paradise of the Jews’ in Latin.
The Historic Centre of Kraków, the former capital of Poland, is situated at the foot of the Royal Wawel Castle. The 13th-century merchants' town has Europe's largest market square and numerous historical houses, palaces and churches with their magnificent interiors. Further evidence of the town's fascinating history is provided by the remnants ...
May 26, 2019 · Krakow’s Old Town is gorgeous and always brimming with activity – most of the action centers around the main square. Make the most out of your time in Krakow with a 3-day museum and transport pass that gives you complimentary access to 40 top museums, tram travel, and a 24-hour bus ticket.
