Krakow's Main Square is one of the most beautiful places in Poland and Europe. It is not only a historic space, but also a vibrant center of the city. At its heart are the Cloth Hall,...
The Wawel Royal Castle is one of the most important places in all of Poland. It is not only a monument, but also a national symbol full of legends and mysteries. What is worth seeing here? How to best...
When visiting Krakow, you can't miss one of its most famous symbols - the Wawel Dragon. It is not only a popular tourist attraction, but also the hero of one of the most famous Polish legends. Did he really live...
The Princes Czartoryski Museum is one of the oldest and most valuable museums in Poland. It is famous for its exceptional collection of works of art, including one of the most famous paintings in the world - "Lady with an Ermine"....
If you're craving aromatic Middle Eastern cuisine, an amazing atmosphere, and evenings filled with oriental rhythms, Layla Lounge Bar is the place for you! Located in the heart of Krakow,...
An artisanal ice cream parlor at 24A Slawkowska Street, where all ice cream is made on site with natural ingredients. The menu features not only classic flavors, but also original desserts in bubble waffle...
In the heart of the Old Town is a place that for generations has combined tradition, exquisite cuisine and a unique atmosphere. Hawełka Restaurant is not just an elegant establishment - it is the living history of Krakow. Find out...
If you dream of a culinary trip to India without leaving Krakow, Hello India restaurant in Kazimierz will meet your expectations. It is a place where the traditional flavors of Punjab and Goa meet the authentic...
If you're looking for a place where Krakow's Kazimierz meets authentic Polish soul, Restauracja Starka is a must-see. It's not just another restaurant on the map—it's…
Pijana Wiśnia is a cult cherry liqueur drinking place just a few steps from the Main Market Square in Krakow – a small place, great taste and the atmosphere of old Galicia in one glass.
Is it possible to explore Krakow without going above ground? Absolutely – just descend beneath the cobblestones of the Main Market Square. The underground Market Square in Krakow is one of the most surprising places on the city map.
The Dragon's Den in Krakow is one of the most recognizable attractions beneath Wawel Castle. This legendary cave combines history, urban myth, and a short but atmospheric underground tour.
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