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Krakow’s rich cultural heritage, architecture and museums, combined with its abundance of bars, restaurants, clubs and cafes, are a perfect setting for the visitor in search of entertainment.
But don’t overlook the opportunities to enjoy sports activities; whether it´s white water rafting or paintballing, or something a little calmer, like cycling or hiking in one of the many beautiful national parks that surround Krakow.
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One of the latest and most ambitious nightclubs in Krakow, Baccarat is both large and magnificently appointed. Occupying 500 square meters of prime Krakow cellar space on
The emergence of Scena54 made the most fashionable place of the last two seasons, the Dolne Młyny complex, enriched with a prestigious club. Twice it refers to the legen
Coco Music Club is a unique Krakow Old Town locale with a taste for modern luxury. Its style leans toward the minimalist with splashes of the ostentatious; mirrors in hea
One of Krakow's institutions, Pod Jaszczurami ("Under the Lizards") has been a magnet for students, music fans and cinema enthusiasts since 1969. Occupying a large stone
Szewska Street at night is probably the liveliest clubbing street in Krakow. What's great about this is the fact that it is literally only a few steps away from the Marke
Wieliczka salt mine is undeniably an awesome example of human endeavour. Its justification for inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage list includes the fact that it is the
Ojców National Park (Polish: Ojcowski Park Narodowy) is a national park in Kraków County, Lesser Poland Voivodeship in southern Poland, established in 1956. It takes it
Krakow is a vibrant cultural centre and one of Poland's largest cities, but part of its special charm lies in its proximity to the beautiful, unspoilt countryside. While
Just over 50 kilometers west of Krakow lies the small town of Oswiecim, a place that would easily have remained in relative obscurity were it not for the Nazis' decision
It's quite likely you're already aware that you can get vodka in Poland. In fact, you may even be toying with the idea of taking some back as a gift, or souvenir. What yo...
Lulua Perfumery, whose name comes from the Arabic word for "pearl", aims to emulate the quality of the precious jewel - delicate, unique and rare, a treasure to uncover f...
All of Krakow, from its winding medieval streets to its modern blocks and outlying parks, spirals out from one central point, the heart.................
Any city with pretensions to an artistic and cultural scene, particularly one with a large student population, is morally obliged to have at least a few stores specialisi...
Krakowski Kredens is quite simply an ingenious little shop, providing precisely what was missing from the Krakow market for locals and tourists alike - the opportunity to
Oskar Schindler, an ambitious German businessman and member of the Nazi party, took over an unused enamelware factory in Krakow in order to profit from the available Jewi...
Wieliczka salt mine is undeniably an awesome example of human endeavour. Its justification for inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage list includes the fact that it is the ...
The baptism of Poland and its rise as an important seat of Christianity is so closely linked to the nation's unity and cultural identity, that nothing is more emblematic ...
(Interactive Museum / Theatre Education Center) is a place for those who seek spontaneity in life and creativity at work. Experimental space for developing imaginati...
Sitting across the Vistula almost in the shadow of the iconic Wawel castle, the futuristic-looking Manggha, or, to give it its full title, the Manggha Centre of Japanese ...
10 % Discount on all massages when you say: "MyGuide"! Discover ancient methods for maintaining health, comfort and beauty at Krakow's Chaiyo Tradi
Pod Baranem, or "under the ram", open since 1997 and situated just a couple of hundred metres from Wawel Castle opposite the Planty gardens is fine example of proper Poli...
Imagine a cozy restaurants by the sunny beach of azure blue sea. From the warm interior comes a quiet, romantic music and chatter. The waiter welcomes you and at the door...
When heading for Krakow's Kazimierz, one should be aware that Plac Nowy has a twin brother, slightly off its nightlife buzz: the quieter and less pretentious Plac Wolnica...
Foremost on offer at Percheron restaurant and its connected Café Orangeria is its breathtaking view of Krakow. From the seventh floor of the modern 4-star Kossak hotel o...
Movida Cocktail Bar is a bar where class and sophistication are valued highly. Here you can feel like a celebrity as international standards have been set to meet the exa...
It seems that Budda Bar is just one of the numerous bars in Krakow spotted within easy walking distance around the Main Market Square. However, once you find yourself sea...
The word Sababa literally translates to great, and we can't think of a more appropriate way to describe their drinks, except for perhaps their motto: 'Stay Fabulous'. Thi...
Lastriko is a new place on cocktail bar map of Krakow located in Tytano Urban lifestyle Complex. The best bartenders, great music and wonderful overall a...
Plac Nowy, arguably the social hub of Kazimierz, has many types of bars to choose from, but if your tastes lean more towards the smart, the elegant and the cosmopolitan t...
Aimed at wine lovers, Wine Bar Stoccaggio is a top new place to visit in Krakow. This is not only a wine bar but also a shop and you can also enjoy some food to go with y...
Krako Slow Wines is located on Zabłocie, adjacent to Schindler's Factory and the Museum of Contemporary Art MOCAK, and presents a collection of natural wines from Centra...
Bottiglieria 1881 is a small wine cellar in Kazimierz, the Jewish district of Krakow, which has been brought to life again after a long period of neglect. This historic c...
Restaurant and Wine Bar “Winoman” is one of the places in Kraków with the most distinctive atmosphere. As it is located in the very heart of the Old Town, it can be ...
A glass of wine is something that has the power to make time stand still and carry us off to some distant corner of the globe. It was when we discovered this magic poten...
C.K. Browar is a place whose origins date back to 1996, when in the historical cellars a pub with its own Mini Brewery, Restaurant and Club was established. It is the old...
With over 170 years of history the Lubicz Brewery is an integral part of the spirit of Krakow. After 14 years of lying dormant, the brewery has been restored and reopened...
The House of the Rising Sun may or may not be in New Orleans, but the House of Beer is very definitely in Krakow. In the vanguard of conc..................
Excellent choice of local and imported beers and great value. Friendly service and friendly customers. A must visit if you love Krakow and love beer! ...
Omerta was one of the first pubs in the city specialised in craft beer. Located in the heart of Kazimierz district is a place where you can find almost 30 taps and ...
Clinging to a steep hillside, high above the River Vistula, Przegorzaly Castle is home to what must be one of the most spectacular restaurant experiences in Krakow..........
Szeroka Street is for many people the heart of Kazimierz, and in the summer there is a wide choice of restaurants and cafés with outdoor terraces where you can sit and e...
No trip to a fine old European city like Krakow is complete without a climb to the top of its highest towers to gaze out over the glittering rooftops and quaint narrow st...
3 Rybki, which means 'three fishes', is the name of the acclaimed restaurant in the exclusive Stary Hotel. Situated just off the Main Market Square, this elegant old town...
Vidok Restaurant and Café is so-called because of the magnificent view it provides on the Vistula River and one of the most impressive historic buildings in Krakow, Wawe...
Kraków is not a city lacking in historical monuments, but one of its most exquisite can be easily overlooked as such. This is the Planty, the narrow garden walk that rin...
If you gaze down Pilsudskiego Street from the Planty, out toward the wide green meadow called the Blonia, you will see at the top of the distant hill a distinctly man-mad...
Outside the mill of tourists and crush of narrow Old Town streets, Kraków's Botanical Gardens provide a pleasant retreat. Hundreds of specimens, including a 500-year-old...
Krakow is a vibrant cultural centre and one of Poland's largest cities, but part of its special charm lies in its proximity to the beautiful, unspoilt countryside. While ...
Originally Krakow's Jewish Quarter, Kazimierz was for centuries where Catholics and Jews existed peacefully side-by-side, having a noticeably different architectural char...
Wawel Castle, the seat of kings and birthplace of legends, is arguably the most important symbol of Poland. It rises delicate and stately above the city at a bend in the ...
The historic Old Town, or Stare Miasto, is Krakow's central district and in medieval times was surrounded by a three kilometer long fortified wall. In the 19th century mo...
Originally Krakow's Jewish Quarter, Kazimierz was for centuries where Catholics and Jews existed peacefully side-by-side, having a noticeably different architectural char...
Oskar Schindler, an ambitious German businessman and member of the Nazi party, took over an unused enamelware factory in Krakow in order to profit from the available Jewi...
Wieliczka salt mine is undeniably an awesome example of human endeavour. Its justification for inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage list includes the fact that it is the ...
