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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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5 places match

  1. 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.

  2. EatKazimierz

    Judah Food Market

    Street food market with 11 trucks: Knitted coffee, zapiekanki, Belgian fries, chimney cakes, kumpir (baked potatoes), Andrus Maczanka po Krakowsku, Pierogy, Azjem (Asian), burgers, tempura, hot dogs.

    About 20-30 zł for most items

  3. SeeOld Town

    St Barbara Church

    in Little Market Square was founded in the 14th century by Mikolaj Wierzynek as a Gothic grave chapel, remodeled in early Baroque in 1583, and formerly housed a Jesuit college. By the main entrance is "Gethsemane", a complex of stone sculptures by Veit Stoss.

  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. EatOld Town

    Trzy Rybki

    Fine dining just off Market Square within Hotel Stary. This one is on the ground floor, Rybki Nove is on the second.

    Daily 12:00-23:00