Wieliczka salt mine is undeniably an awesome example of human endeavour. Its justification for inclusion on UNESCO’s World Heritage list includes the fact that it is the only mining site in the world Read more about Wieliczka Salt Mine
The baptism of Poland and its rise as an important seat of Christianity is so closely linked to the nation’s unity and cultural identity, that nothing could be more emblematic than the towers of Read more about Krakow Wawel Cathedral
The historic Old Town, or Stare Miasto, is Krakow’s central district and in medieval times was surrounded by a three kilometer long fortified wall. In the 19th century most of the fortifications were Read more about Krakow Old Town and Main Square
One might almost think the kings of old knew how popular Krakow would become several hundred years hence when the Royal Route was established, as it allows the visitor to see a great number of Read more about Krakow Royal Route
Jewish culture has been an integral part of Cracovian life since at least the fourteenth century, when King Kazimierz the Great offered refuge to Jews fleeing persecution in other parts of Europe. By Read more about Krakow Jewish Ghetto
Although not as widely known as Oskar Schindler and his factory, Tadeusz Pankiewicz and the Pharmacy Under The Eagle at 18 Plac Bohaterow Getta (Square of the Ghetto Heroes) are fully deserving of Read more about Pharmacy Under The Eagle
Originally Krakow’s Jewish Quarter, Kazimierz was for centuries where Catholics and Jews existed peacefully side-by-side, having a noticeably different architectural character than the main city Read more about Krakow Jewish Neighborhood-Kazimierz
All of Krakow, from its winding medieval streets to its modern blocks and outlying parks, spirals out from one central point, the heart a Read more about Cloth Hall - Sukiennice in Krakow
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