St Mary’s Basilica in Kraków: The Altarpiece and the Hejnał
St Mary’s Basilica (Kościół Mariacki) is the brick Gothic church that dominates Kraków’s Main Market Square — famous for its two unequal towers, the trumpet call…
St Mary’s Basilica (Kościół Mariacki) is the brick Gothic church that dominates Kraków’s Main Market Square — famous for its two unequal towers, the trumpet call…
Kraków is the kind of city where almost every corner comes with a story, a record or a legend. Here is a collection of facts and…
A few practical things are worth knowing before you arrive in Kraków — how to pay, how to stay connected, who to call in an emergency…
Kraków is a very walkable city, but its medieval heart was not built with wheels in mind — cobblestones, kerbs and the odd flight of steps…
From 29 October to 10 November 2026, the 23rd International “Zaduszki Organowe” Festival named after Prof. Jan Jargoń is taking place in Kraków. The programme includes…
Most visitors never leave Kraków’s medieval core, but a short tram ride east lies something completely different: Nowa Huta, a town built from nothing in the…
Kraków is an easy city to slow down in. A green ring wraps the Old Town, meadows and riverbanks open up a short walk from the…
Kraków has more museums than almost any other Polish city — from a Leonardo da Vinci painting and the great canvases of Polish Romanticism to a…
The Main Market Square — Rynek Główny — is the heart of Kraków and the largest medieval town square in Europe, laid out in 1257 and…
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MSZ) has launched Odyseusz, a system that lets you register a trip abroad, check information about your destination country, and receive…
The fifth edition of the concert “Muzyczne Zaduszki Wojtka Klicha” will take place at Fort Borek in Kraków. The event is scheduled for Saturday, 7 November…
The Sacrum Profanum festival includes a concert, “Granice kontroli” (“Limits of Control”), intended for inmates. The organisers are not publicly disclosing the venue or the time…