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Quote: The Rynek Glowny is Krakow’s main marketplace, the biggest medieval market square in Europe. In its day, it must have been a sight, crammed with market stalls and the calls of trade. Dominated by the long,… Read More
Quote: In the center of the main market square is the Craft-hall. A beautiful building itself, the interior is lined with stalls of vendors hawking everything from amber to t-shirts. This is a great place to shop for… Read More
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Quote: The silhouette of St Mary's Church dominates the main market square of Krakow and remains a recognisable landmark on the horizon even out in the hills around the city. As you face the church the left hand tower… Read More
Quote: For all its charms, Krakow is still under the dark shadow created by the inhuman and atrocious crimes of the Nazis. Auschwitz is around 30 miles away, and Krakow lost over 90% of its pre-war Jewish population of… Read More
Quote: Krakow - like Poland in general - is a very religious town. There are so many churches all over town that one would think their number infinite. Generally speaking, they are all interesting to visit for their… Read More
Quote: Known as the Alte Shul-Stara-Bonica, it is Poland’s oldest synagogue--some date the synagogue to 1407 as the place of worship for men only; however, it was destroyed by fire in 1557 and was rebuilt in 1570s.… Read More
Quote: The Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) is worth visiting to appreciate the beautiful building, but a walk around and through the building reveals a wealth of small shops and craft stalls, many of which sell unique handmade… Read More
Quote: Jazz Rock Café is less popular with foreigners than some of the other central pubs and clubs and somehow I can never find the place despite its relative proximity to the main square.Jazz Rock is a stylish club… Read More
Quote: Stanislaw Wyspianski was a prolific artist during the Mloda Polska modernist period who lived and worked in Krakow at the turn of the 20th century. Muzeum Stanislawa Wyspianskiego (Stanislaw Wyspianski Museum) is… Read More