With nearly 800,000 residents residing within city limits, Krakow is Poland’s second most populous city behind the capital of Warsaw, which has slightly more than one million. Krakow is located in the southern part of the country in the Lesser Poland Province and is divided in half by the Upper Vistula River. The city has …
With its numerous architectural monuments, unique churches, ancient castles, and many historic sites to explore, Krakow has always piqued the interest of spectators and connoisseurs of high art. It turns out that there is a lot of history to absorb, plenty of delicious food to eat, and so much to do in this city that …
UNESCO World Heritage city, Kraków was the throne of the Polish monarchs for half a millennium up to the 17th century. After being ransacked by the Mongols in the 13th century the Old Town was built anew, and the layout has barely changed since then. Kraków was at the height of its powers in the …