A History Lover’s Guide to Krakow
Krakow from the medieval ages until today Krakow is a city full of history. Each district, street, and building has a long and interesting story to tell. And all are connected by the people...
Krakow from the medieval ages until today Krakow is a city full of history. Each district, street, and building has a long and interesting story to tell. And all are connected by the people...
Why Krakow? Krakow is the greatest place in Poland for a walking tour. All the historic sights with the exception of Wawel Royal Castle are located on a flat terrain. And all are within...
Wolnica Square is one of the best-known places in the district of Kazimierz. Nevertheless it’s not quite as popular as other places in the former Jewish district of Krakow. It is conveniently near Krakowska...
Corpus Christi Basilica Located a short walk southwest from Plac Nowy in Krakow’s Jewish Quarter, Corpus Christi Basilica (Polish: Bożego Ciała) is a true diamond in the rough. As a matter of fact you...
Where is it? The 145 meter-long Lovers Bridge (Polish: Kładka Ojca Bernatka) straddles the banks of the Vistula River and connects two of Krakow’s most beautiful and historic neighborhoods It is a lovely place to...
Introduction As you wander around Kazimierz, in the Jewish District, you will inevitably stop and admire the few synagogues. Although beautiful and full of history, most of them now act as museums or galleries....
Introduction Krakow may be one of Central Europe’s brightest up-and-coming cities these days. A place where the tech industry is booming and new restaurants open practically every week. And where wild nights are a...
With its bohemian cafes and attractive nightlife, Kraków’s Jewish Quarter, known locally as Kazimierz, has become a must-see on every visitor’s list. Located between Dietla Street and the Wisła River, the district is best...