"Krakow is one of my favorite places on earth. It is a medieval city full of young people. A wonderful, striking combination." - Jonathan Caroll
Dating back to the seventh century, Krakow was the capital of Poland during the country’s greatest era until 1596, and today it is Poland’s second largest city. Despite its medieval look, Krakow is a city of youth with many university students from all around the world bringing the city to life. Despite its nightlife and youthfulness Krakow remains a hotspot for those interested in arts, culture and historical monuments. Cited as one the most beautiful cities of Europe, the old town of Krakow was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its beautiful monuments and churches like the St Mary’s Church which dates back to 1497.
Krakow is the ideal location if you want to plunge yourself back into the past with its breathtaking architecture.
The Collegiate Church of St. Florian is a historic church named after the...
The Galicia Jewish Museum, located in the historic Jewish district of...
This amusement complex is located in a park that belongs to the Manor House...
The Helena Modrzejewska National Stary Theater in Kraków is one of the oldest...
This museum is dedicated to the work of Jan Matejko, one of the greatest...
Dębnicki Park is located at Praska Street in Krakow designed by the Institute...
The museum was established in 1911, on the initiative of Seweryn Udziela, a...
Kraków’s oldest tiny church, located in the southeast corner of the market...
The small, Gothic Church of St Barbara was built in the 14th century, and its...
Stained Glass Workshop and Museum (Muzeum Witrażu w Krakowie) is a gem of...
Łaźnia Nowa Theatre is the newest dramatic theatre in Kraków, founded in 2005...
The magnificent Wawel Castle in Krakow is now restored to its former glory...
The historic Centre of Krakow, in the centre of Krakow Old Town, was formerly...