Cracovia (Kraków)

Having an unbelievable UNESCO protected Old City centre and the charming and impressive Main Market Square (largest medieval centre in Europe) Cracovia is paradise for lovers of history and culture, good beer and delicious food. With 7 million visitors a year you will get swelled up into the incredible atmosphere of being in such a special place.

Don’t miss the Wawel Castle the residence for almost a thousand years to the Kings of Poland. With its golden plated towers, royal tombs and a statue of a legendary fire breathing dragon (every few minutes actually breathes fire) you will be enchanted and will always want to come back to Cracovia.

If you want to get away from the old city centre with its many shops with traditional arts and crafts to buy, cult cellar pubs, horse carriages and loads of tourists, then head for a beer in the hip district of Kazimierz. This area is a perfect place to relax in a live atmosphere of native Cracovians, university students and the famous Jewish Ghetto which retains a part perfectly preserved from WWII.

During World War II Cracovia was the only city in Poland untouched by Hitler whose dream was to make it his home. Now you can experience the splendorous city of Cracovia yourself and understand why.