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Kraków

Kraków (IPA: [ˈkrakuf]) is the chief city of Małopolskie Province in the south of Poland and was the capital of the country during the Middle Ages. At its core is a beautifully-preserved medieval town on the banks of the River Wisła or Vistula, and it's Poland's top tourist draw. The modern city, with a population of just over 800,000 (2023), stretches way beyond, including the communist-era "new town" of Nowa Huta.

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  1. BuySouth

    Bonarka City Center

    If you really like going to shopping malls, you can visit the Bonarka City Center mall located nearby Podgórze centre. To get there, you should approach Rondo Matecznego (Mateczny Roundabout) and take any bus going via Kamieńskiego Street. After two stops you will see a big building with a high chimney standing nearby. This chimney remains from the Bonarka chemical factory, located on this area in the 20th century. When it is after dawn, you can notice that the top of the chimney is illuminated with colourful lamps.

  2. BuyKazimierz

    Galeria Kazimierz

    A big mall next to Kazimierz district. Over a hundred stores with clothes, shoes, furniture, books, etc. Also in the complex food market and Cinema City multiplex.

  3. BuyOld Town

    Galeria Krakowska

    is the big mall next to the main railway and bus stations. It's got clothes, souvenirs, bookstores, eating places etc.

  4. BuyEast

    Tomex

    Probably the biggest bazaar in Kraków is located in Nowa Huta next to Kocmyrzowskie roundabout. Food, cheap clothes, electronics, everything.

    Daily 08:00-18:00

  5. BuyKazimierz

    Lokator

    Bookshop/cafe.