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Botanic Garden of Jagiellonian University

Extensive peaceful gardens (closed winter), ticket includes a small museum.

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Krakow Opera
Opera Krakowska
Two stages for opera and ballet.
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.
EatWest
Kiełbaski z Niebieskiej Nyski
The "Blue Nysa" is a Krakow institution that has been serving up sausages cooked on a wood-fired grill since 1991, shortly after free enterprise was allowed again. The menu is as simple as it gets: 15zł for a kielbasa with a squirt of mustard (ketchup is optional), 3zł for a stale bread roll, 3zł for gazowana (a Communist-era orange-flavored soda). There's one shared table to stand around and make new friends. There's always a queue, and it can get rowdy late at night.
Daily 20:00-03:00
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Holy Cross Church
It was constructed in 1186. The oldest part of the church is a stone presbytery, while a brick part of the construction dates from the 15th century. The interior is very beautifully decorated with wall paintings dating back to 1420, like 'The Agony in the Garden' in the chapel and a wonderful Gothic palm vault which is based on only one very high pillar.