Krakow

Are you ready to immerse yourselves in a city that’s a pulsating blend of history, culture, and modernity? Krakow, Poland’s former royal capital, is a city that effortlessly weaves together past and present into a compelling tapestry. In the next three days, we are going to explore this enchanting city, from its cobblestone streets and…

Ever dreamt of stepping into a fairy-tale city that’s bursting with history, culture, and architectural wonders? Pack your bags for Krakow, one of Poland’s most enchanting destinations, and let us guide you through the top 10 unforgettable experiences this city has to offer. 1. Wawel Castle: Live a Royal Tale Perched majestically on the banks…

Greetings, fellow adventurers! Are you prepared for an extraordinary voyage that won’t dent your wallet? Let us embark on a captivating exploration of the enchanting city of Krakow, nestled in the heart of Poland, where every experience is priceless. 1. Wawel Castle: Let’s start with the crowning jewel of Krakow, the Wawel Castle. This architectural…

Kazimierz, a historical district in Krakow, Poland, has long been known as the city’s vibrant Jewish quarter. With its unique blend of history, culture, and modernity, this district is a living testament to Krakow’s rich Jewish heritage and a must-visit for anyone exploring this beautiful city. History of Kazimierz Established as a separate city for…

As you weave your way through the charming cobblestone streets of Krakow, you might find yourself drawn to the harmonious notes floating from a Chopin Concert Hall. Named after the iconic Polish composer Frédéric Chopin, this concert hall is a beacon of cultural allure and musical mastery. The moment you step into the Chopin Concert…

Steeped in history and rich in tradition, the city of Krakow boasts an array of legends that have been passed down through generations. Among these captivating tales, the story of Lajkonik, also known as Krakow’s hobbyhorse, holds a special place for its historical significance and enduring charm. Tale The roots of this fascinating legend trace…

When you book a weekend getaway in northern Europe, it is hard to predict what to expect. Great weather, welcoming atmosphere, vibrant nightlife, dining scene, history, and culture. So you need a destination that offers a bit of everything. A compact city but fully packed with everything you need for a vacation experience that will…

Krakow, Poland, is a city brimming with picturesque streets, historic buildings, and landmarks that have made it a popular destination among tourists. However, nestled amidst its cobbled alleyways and charming architecture lie some hidden gems that often go unnoticed by visitors. As a travel blogger, it’s my job to uncover these gems and present them…

Krakow Market Square is the beating heart of the city and arguably one of the most vibrant public spaces in Europe. This historic market square dates back to the 13th century and has witnessed countless cultural and social events throughout the centuries. The square is home to bustling restaurants, cafes, and bars today. During summer,…

Poland is an incredible destination to explore, boasting breathtaking scenery, abundant cultural history, and some of Europe’s most renowned historical locations. Let these five reasons energize you to take the journey and explore Poland in 2023. Explore vibrant cities like Warsaw, Krakow, and Gdansk Poland’s vibrant cities are truly something to behold. Warsaw, the capital…

By day, Krakow is one of the most beautiful cities on the planet. Enchanted by history, it comes with stunningly diverse architecture, medieval castles, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and beyond. But when the sun goes down, does Krakow disappear? Well, partly, yes, because most of the fun just happens to be underground! Nightlife in Krakow…

Put your wallet away while vacationing in Krakow. It is one of the most affordable cities in Europe. It’s clear to see why many travelers consider it as one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. Its lovely Old Town, magnificent castles, rich history, and elegant cobbled lanes make this city a delightful…

If you’re flying into Krakow, chances are you’ll be landing at John Paul II International Airport. From there, it’s about a 15-minute journey into the city center – and there are a few different ways to make that trip. Here’s a quick rundown of your options for getting from the airport to Krakow’s lovely old…

The varied flavors of Polish dishes are showcased best in Krakow. No other city in Poland exudes fine dining with a difference than Krakow, crowned as the European Capital of Gastronomic Culture in 2019. You can’t deny the fact that Krakow is loaded with some of the highly sought after food varieties for foodies. There’s…

If you’re planning on visiting the Auschwitz concentration camp, you’ll need to know how to get there. It’s not as difficult as it may seem – in this blog post, we will walk you through the steps of getting from Krakow to Auschwitz Museum. We’ll provide all the information you need, including transportation options and…

Krakow is Poland’s second largest city and a popular tourist destination. It’s well known for its beautiful old town, many museums and churches, and lively nightlife. But is it safe? How safe should you feel in Krakow? In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some of the safety factors you need to consider…

Krakow is one of the most beautiful and culturally rich cities in Poland. If you’re looking for things to do in Krakow, you won’t be disappointed! There are so many fantastic attractions to see in this city however, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together a list of…

So you’re planning your next trip to Poland and not sure whether to visit Krakow or Warsaw? Not to worry, this post has got you covered.  Poland is one of the most underrated holiday destinations in Europe, sadly. As the sixth largest country in Europe by population, there are many reasons why Poland should be…

Krakow is undoubtedly one of Poland’s most vibrant town, with loads of top-notch restaurants, wonderful architecture, hedonistic nightlife, and art at every corner. If you’re traveling to Krakow for the first time, it might be hard to navigate and breathe while surrounded by crowds of people.  To avoid touristy traps while making the most of…

Krakow, once known as the royal capital of Poland, remains at the heart of the country’s rich cultural heritage and tradition. Without a doubt, Krakow is one of the finest cities for backpackers looking for an affordable European destination. The city features stunning architecture, vibrant nightlife, varied accommodation options, and not forgetting to mention –…

Oskar Schindler Factory Museum is amongst the most visited tourist attractions in Krakow. This significant landmark is a must-see for every visitor, especially those who have a keen interest in Poland’s history and culture. Schindler’s List, the 1994 Academy Award Winning Film by an award-winning producer Steven Spielberg, paints a picture of the heroic businessman, Oskar…

Want to see one-of-its-kind architecture while vacationing in Krakow? Would you like to know where the city’s main wealth lies? Visit Krakow churches. Despite its modern age, Krakow never forgets its root. The town maintains its rich culture and traditions evident in its churches and other religious sites. Krakow churches are plentiful; hence it is…

One of the things most tourists ponder on is how to make the most of the time they have while vacationing overseas. No doubt, there are many Krakow attractions worth visiting. However, to get the most of your time in Krakow, you need energy. Start your day with a great cup of finely brewed coffee. But…

Many argue that no trip to Poland will be considered complete without spending at least a day in Krakow. It is described by many as a charming city that’s not only attractive but also ideal for travelers on all budgets, ages, and lifestyles. Visiting Krakow is one of the greatest travel decisions you’ll ever make….

The Barbican in Krakow is one of the symbols of the city. This unusual building that guards the historic entrance to the city attracts crowds of tourists every day. The Barbican is one of the few preserved elements of the former fortifications of the city. Its history is quite turbulent, and there were even plans to…

Do you wish to spend the long weekend in some serene place with an atmosphere like no other and rich history, which is evident everywhere you turn? If so, Krakow is the perfect destination for you. Being one of Poland’s oldest cities, Krakow draws in millions of tourists annually; hence it is no surprise that…

Auschwitz Concentration Camp is perhaps the most impressive memento of the horrors of the Holocaust in World War II. Within driving distance of Krakow, more than a million people, mostly Jews, were killed in a terrible way. After the war, the concentration camp became a symbol of the enormous crimes committed by the Nazi regime,…

The Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) is located in the middle of the main square (Rynek) of Krakow. The old market place in its current form dates from the 16th century. Numerous souvenir shops are located inside the market hall, and several cafes, pubs, and restaurants can be found around the Cloth Hall and on the market….

You can hardly miss St. Mary’s Church (or actually Maria’s Basilica) in Krakow. With its two uneven towers, the church rises high above the large market square. St. Mary’s Church is a favorite sight for visitors to the city, and rightfully so. The Polish-Gothic structure is a symbol of Krakow and Poland and houses many…

The spectacular renaissance castle perched on top of Wawel Hill is unarguably Poland’s most significant collection of buildings. To the Polish people, Wawel Royal Castle is the pride of Poland. The Castle served as a residence to the royal families in Poland. Poles and foreigners alike visit the Castle to marvel at its architectural treasures….

For centuries, Krakow has remained one of the best-preserved medieval city centers in Europe, thanks in part to its stunning Old Town, proclaimed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Wander through its cobblestone street to see traces of its rich history.  In almost every corner are spectacular relics associated with significant historical events. For nearly…

The Dragon’s Den beneath the Wawel Royal Castle is one of the attractions of Krakow that stimulates the imagination of residents and guests. The Cave is associated with the famous legend of the Wawel dragon, a mythical creature living under the Wawel Hill, which terrorized the inhabitants of the Royal City. Mach240390 Wikimedia Commons Legend…

Of all the first-timers and regular Krakow visitors, only a few took the chance to explore Rynek Underground Museum. The market square is a popular tourist attraction in Krakow, with its major highlights being the Town Hall, Mariacki Church, the Sukiennice (Cloth Hall), and many restaurants serving local delicacies. Beneath the Main Square lies an…

The Wieliczka Salt Mine near Krakow is visited by almost two million tourists from all over the world every year. In 1978, it was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The labyrinth of corridors can be compared to a bustling underground city, in which we will see picturesque landscapes, salt sculptures, salt lakes, chapels,…

Krakow is an old and grandness city, but at the same time, vibrant with life. The past mixes with the present, history with modernity. It is worth coming here at least for the weekend and feels the unique atmosphere of the place. If you are visiting Krakow yous should consider taking a day trip from…

Top 8 Krakow Attraction Worth Visiting If there’s a recipe for a perfect vacation destination, it may likely include delicious cuisine, energetic nightlife, green space, excellent shopping, fascinating history, rich cultural heritage, and beautiful architecture as its ingredients. Luckily, there’s a destination in Poland that meets all requirements; Krakow. Krakow is a destination you need…

Top 5 Reasons to Visit Krakow When you think of the most popular cities for tourism in Europe, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, London, and Berlin come to mind. Krakow, Poland’s second city and former capital, is a bit under the radar, but it shouldn’t be. Set on the banks of the Vistula (Wisla) River, a trip…