Krakow, in southern Poland, is a captivating city where history and charm converge. Its medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts treasures like the Gothic St. Mary’s Church and the majestic Wawel Castle, offering stunning views from Wawel Hill. Nearby, the Kazimierz district, Krakow’s distinctive Jewish quarter, enchants visitors with its cobbled streets, historic synagogues, and bohemian cafes. Blending centuries-old traditions with vibrant culture, Krakow promises an unforgettable experience in a storybook setting steeped in heritage and beauty.
What you’ll love most about Krakow
- Lined with restaurants and shops, the Old Market Square (also known as Rynek Glowny), is a lovely place to wander around and the perfect starting point for exploring the city
- Shoppers should head to Cloth Hall in the city’s Market Square which dates back to the Renaissance. Here you’ll find fresh produce, clothes and local goods
- Explore St Mary’s Basilica, the Barbican and Wawel Castle for examples of the best architecture in Poland and perhaps even all of Europe
- If you walk around Kazimierz, the Jewish Quarter, you’ll witness evidence of the city’s growing street art scene, independent galleries, vintage boutiques, bars and barbershops
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