Experience authentic Polish and Austrian dishes in an ambience inspired by a traditional German beer hall. Enjoy home-brewed beer straight from the microbrewery as you immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere with weekend DJs. Try the famous 5-liter beer pipe, perfect for groups, and be enchanted by the historic atmosphere and friendly service.

Immerse yourself in the era of communism in Poland, surrounded by newspaper clippings and a nostalgic flair. Enjoy affordable shots and beers in a no-frills setting. Don't miss out on sampling traditional Polish snacks such as salted herring or steak tartare as you experience the hustle and bustle and affordable prices of this unique meeting place.

Immerse yourself in the cool, mysterious world of the Dragon's Den, where legends come to life. Follow in the footsteps of the legendary Wawel dragon, marvel at real Ice Age bones, and experience how the bronze sculpture of the dragon breathes fire. A labyrinth of corridors and the story of a cunning shoemaker who defeated the dragon await you.

Experience the largest medieval marketplace in Europe, surrounded by historic landmarks and bustling cafes. In the centre is the Renaissance Sukiennice, once a trading centre, now filled with handicrafts and jewellery. Sample local delicacies in the numerous restaurants, while street performers and lively music add to the cultural ambience.

Hidden beneath the church, the Catacombs of the Reformed Franciscans offer a rare opportunity to marvel at the mummified remains of about 730 people, including 250 monks. Once a year, after All Saints' Day, these sacred crypts reveal themselves to visitors who want to delve deeper into the past.

Explore the Dragon's Cave under Wawel Castle, where the legendary Smok Wawelski once lived. Marvel at the fire-breathing dragon statue on the riverbank and let yourself be captivated by the centuries-old legend that still shapes Krakow today. A living piece of history that merges myth and reality.

Start the day with a nutritious breakfast of apple and parsley juice, strong coffee, and omelets filled with local chanterelles in a former brothel. Soak up the unique atmosphere with sloping floors and low, vaulted ceilings surrounded by candlelight while admiring the historic architecture and pink wall décor.

Elegance surrounds you amidst oil paintings and fine oriental rugs under old wooden ceilings, while you enjoy culinary masterpieces such as cognac-flavored foie gras and honey-glazed duck breast. Authentic Polish ingredients meet French cuisine, complemented by dishes such as foamed rabbit mousse and smoked eel tartare, created for a tasteful adventure.

Cross a unique pedestrian bridge where art and romance meet. Nine acrobatic figures by Jerzy Kędziora float above you as you walk between Kazimierz and Podgorze. Here, lovers immortalize their affection with love locks, a modern tradition that connects a bridge in more ways than one. A walk here will provide you with both cultural and visual inspiration.

In June, Krakow is transformed into a stage of medieval legends. During the Lajkonik parade, a man dressed as a Mongol warrior on a hobby horse marches through the old town, symbolizing the triumph over the Tartar invasion of the 13th century. A playful blow with his scepter is said to bring good luck, while his companion asks for symbolic ransoms. A fascinating blend of history and folklore.

Discover the variety of traditional Polish cheeses, a taste journey that will awaken your taste buds. Taste of local varieties, refined by centuries-old production processes. A culinary experience that connects you directly to Poland's rich cheese culture. Perfect for cheese lovers and culinary explorers.

Walk through cobblestone streets, past old Jewish storefronts, and experience the vibrant life in cafes and bars. Visit synagogues, immerse yourself in Jewish history, and be inspired by the creative atmosphere. Enjoy traditional Jewish dishes at one of the local restaurants, surrounded by the vibrant history and culture that characterize the neighborhood.

Walk through over 71 rooms filled with ancient treasures, from the Coronation Cathedral to the Dragon's Cave. Marvel at the sumptuous State Rooms, Royal Private Apartments, and precious works of art. The mix of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture tells the captivating history of Poland, while the royal gardens and views of the Vistula River invite you to linger.

Explore the medieval Plague Lanterns, silent witnesses of a time when these lights led the way through the darkness and before the plague. Each lantern tells its own story of hope, warning and the ever-present dance with death. Discover them in Krakow, where past and present meet.

Surrounded by antique furniture and flickering candles, you will experience an atmosphere inspired by the era of the alchemists. Enjoy exceptional hot chocolate, mulled wine, and discover a diverse music scene in a basement where local and international bands perform. A place that combines history, culture and lively performances.

Awaken your senses in an ambience where coffee meets art. Enjoy handcrafted drinks and immerse yourself in a world of creative inspiration. Friendly staff will welcome you with warmth and will be happy to share their knowledge of local art scene and music. It's not just a café, it's a cultural meeting place where every sip and look tells new stories.

Surrounded by lush greenery and flooded with natural light, Wesoła Cafe offers you a cozy ambience for enjoying homemade cakes, savory paninis and a variety of vegan options. The dog-friendly café with its cheerful atmosphere is the perfect place to relax with a delicious breakfast or light snacks.

Enjoy a drink surrounded by original frescoes and the authentic mechitza balcony of a former synagogue. Discover the storied atmosphere as you feast on fresh, organic food and an impressive selection of beverages. The unique combination of culture, history and modern flair makes every visit a special moment.

Surrounded by shelves filled to the brim with books, you'll find a quiet retreat. Here you can immerse yourself in literary worlds with a cup of aromatic coffee or a delicious dessert. Every sip and every page in this literary café invites you to linger and dream.

More than 20,000 English-language books are waiting to be discovered in comfortable armchairs with freshly brewed coffee and homemade treats. Friendly conversations with the staff and regular cultural events round off the unique ambience. A paradise for bookworms that invites you to linger and browse.

Surrounded by original Art Nouveau interiors and works of art, you can enjoy traditional food, from breakfast to dinner, in Krakow's oldest café. Historical puppets of the Zielony Balonik cabaret and a rich selection of cultural events combine culinary delights with deep cultural significance and history. A cultural hub that seamlessly interweaves gastronomy and art.

Admire the detailed Gothic architecture and the world's largest altarpiece by Veit Stoss. Witness the ceremonial unveiling of the altar daily at 11:50 AM. Be enchanted by the deep blue, star-studded vaults and magnificent stained-glass windows. Climb to the top of the tower to see Krakow from above and listen to the hourly trumpet signal that commemorates a historic moment.

Encounter the deep history and cultural heritage by walking among the ancient tombstones of the 16th century, which tell stories of famous rabbis and personalities of the Jewish community of Krakow, Vienna, and Prague. Learn the significance of reconstruction and discover the silence that speaks between the lines of the past.

Colorful decorations, diverse lighting and unique dishes will take you into a world full of oriental flavors. Enjoy authentic Turkish kebabs, spiced tea, and crispy knafeh while surrounded by international license plates and postcards. Visiting feels like strolling through the streets of Ankara without leaving Krakow.