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Introduction The Kazimierz is Krakow’s Jewish Quarter. Presently you’ll find it’s brimmimg with funky and vibrant cafes and restaurants. These are welcoming to both locals and tourists alike. Meanwhile where to spend your time...
Ever wondered how people really lived in the former Socialist countries? Have you’ve wanted to know what they ate, drank, wore and drove? What life really smelled, tasted and felt like? For those who want to delve...
As a UNESCO site, Prague has been very conservative about construction of new buildings in the historical center, especially on the riverside. However, one architect was successful in the early 90s with the construction...
An Introduction to the Bishop’s Palace in Krakow The Bishop’s Palace in Krakow is one of the best-known and most significant religious sites in the city. One interesting fact about it is that citizens...
A great change for Hungary came with the end of Socialism. Along with an opening of its gates to the West in October 1989. Accordingly from that point the whole nation had to undergo...
Introduction to the Prague Old Town Square Most larger cities in Europe, including Prague each have THE Square. That one place everyone knows well and really admires for its beauty. And without doubt, the...
One of the most significant landmarks of the Old Town is the Powder Tower. This Neo-Gothic tower opens up Celetná Street, the former starting point of the crown road of Czech Kings. But how...
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...
The Danube flows majestically across half a continent. It gave rise to magnificent civilizations, unites countries and nourishes art wherever it appears. As a matter of fact it was the famous Austrian composer, Johann...
It all started with a dream…a dream of a city so great that its fame would reach the stars….well, that’s what Charles IV, the greatest Emperor Czechs ever had, thought about Prague. During his...
