Kraków = international city with centuries – lasting tradition
- former capital of Poland,
- second largest city in Poland 760 000 inhabitants & 190 000 students,
- Old Town & Jewish Quarter on the UNESCO World Heritage List,
- one of the most frequently visited places in Europe,
- unique complex of architecture, art & culture (every year Kraków hosts over 40 festivals (i. e. the International Jewish Culture Festival, International Short Film Festival, the Print Triennial, the Sacrum Profanum Festival),
- fantastic selection of cafe’s, pubs & clubs often located in subterranean cellars,
- green areas perfect for recreation (Planty Park, the Botanical Garden of the Jagiellonian University and the Zoological Garden in the Wolski forest complex),
- constantly expanded recreational base (cycling paths, ice rink, swimming pools, tennis courts),
Check out city’s event calendar
Krakow also has the great location close to:
- Beskidy & Tatra mountains,
- Wieliczka – oldest salt mine in Central Europe,
- Ojców National Park,
- Auschwitz – Birkenau Memorial & Museum – former concentration camp.
