A recent addition to Krakow’s attractions, the balloon has not been without its share of controversy situated as it is between Wawel Hill and the Church on the Rock. Krakow is one of very few cities Read more about Balloon Flights
It’s one-of-a-kind in Poland – a beach that you can enjoy all year round, rain or shine, right in the centre of the city. Plaza Krakow (Krakow Beach) is a restaurant-bar, cafeteria, club, swimmin Read more about Plaza Krakow (Beach in Krakow)
Every hour on the hour, a plangent trumpet call rings out four times from the taller of the twin towers of St Mary’s Church. Read more about The Trumpeter of Krakow (Hejnal)
Kraków is not a city lacking in historical monuments, but one of its most exquisite can be easily overlooked as such. This is the Planty, the narrow garden walk that rings the Read more about Krakow Planty Park
Part of Krakow’s exceptional charm comes from its deceptive size and somewhat bucolic atmosphere. One of Poland’s largest cities and the country’s cultural capital, it remains nevertheless deeply Read more about Krakow Zoo
If you gaze down Pilsudskiego Street from the Planty, out toward the wide green meadow called the Blonia, you will see at the top of the distant hill a distinctly man-made mound of earth rising a Read more about Krakow Mounds
No medieval city is complete without a dragon, and Krakow’s Smok Wawelski (the Dragon of Wawel Hill) is one of the greatest figures of Polish legend. Read more about Krakow Dragon
Outside the mill of tourists and crush of narrow Old Town streets, Kraków’s Botanical Gardens provide a pleasant retreat. Hundreds of specimens, including a 500-year-old oak and a fine collection of Read more about Botanical Gardens
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