Saint Stanislaus Fountain
Introduction When strolling down the Wisla River, you might come upon a beautifully peaceful monastery, its green roof perhaps sheathed in snow or catching a ray of sunlight. The Skalka and Pauline Monastery, also...
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Szeroka Street, The Ancient Heart of the Jewish Quarter
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...
The Dragon’s Den
The city of Krakow’s history holds many great legends. One of its most famous is certainly the tale about Smok Wawelski or, in English, the Wawel Dragon. Smok, probably one of the most ancient...
The Church On the Rock – The Site of Pilgrimages of Polish kings
The famous Church On the Rock has the official name of the Church of St Michael Archangel and St Stanislaw the Bishop and Martyr. Or the Church of Pauline Fathers. It is one of...
Szczepański Square
Introduction A city plaza is like a painting. At the right time, when the sunlight shines on a building with it’s myriad of colors, there are few places more pleasant to spend time. Krakow’s...
The Lovers’ Bridge Connecting North and South Krakow
Where is it? The 145 meter-long Lovers Bridge (Polish: Kładka Ojca Bernatka) straddles the banks of the Vistula River and connects two of Krakow’s most beautiful and historic neighborhoods It is a lovely place to...
Remuh Synagogue: Small, Charming and Still-Working
Introduction As you wander around Kazimierz, in the Jewish District, you will inevitably stop and admire the few synagogues. Although beautiful and full of history, most of them now act as museums or galleries....
Adam Mickiewicz Monument – The Most Famous Monument in Krakow
Background Adam Mickiewicz is the all time greatest poet and historical bard in Poland. The monument in his honor is a popular and recognizable image representing the City of Krakow. In addition the area surrounding...
Podgórze – The Former Jewish Ghetto
A visit of Kraków cannot be complete without walking across Bernatek Bridge and appreciating the calm district of the Podgórze Jewish Ghetto . Many times forgotten, Podgórze has not become a prime tourist spot like...
Church of St Andrew: A Stronghold of the Lord and a Sanctuary for the People of Krakow.
Church of St Andrew Background The Church of St Andrew, also known as the Church of the Clares, is one of the oldest and most significant temples in Krakow. Located in the famous...
