From the 1July at the five Polish airports in: Warsaw, Katowice, Poznan, Gdansk and Wroclaw began the campaign which aim is to promote Krakow. The motto of this action is: Destination Krakow. Continue reading
Category Archives: Tourism Cracow
Krakow is promoting itself at the polish airports
The Old Province Closure
About 3 months ego on the Bracka street, Cracow held funeral fest. No one died, however, moods were quite a bad. Well, after 11 years of existence, one of the most recognizable, famous and popular cafes in Krakow has been closed. Unfortunately, we are talking about the Old Province, late and much lamented the best Krakow’s liquid chocolate and delicious winter mulled wine with cloves… Continue reading
Path of the Cracow’s coffe bars
Last wednessday, with the Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper, a new guide, “Krakowskie Kawiarnie”, has shown. It will guide you, in a friendly way, along the Cracow’s coffe bars. We can only find one fault – why we were waiting so long for such a guide? Though, almost every corner of the old street, a atmosphere caffe is located… Continue reading
Krakow Vistula Boulevards
Krakow Vistula Boulevards attracted new investors. Near Wawel Castle and the Dębnicki Bridge over the Vistula river on the port of Dąbie a floating hotel and two new restaurants in Krakow are about to stand. Tourists and residents of Cracow who enjoy long walks along the river are going to be satsfied. Yet, entrepreneurs who are investing in new restaurants and a hotel encounter many problems. Continue reading
The Auschwitz Camp
The Auschwitz camp was set up by the Germans in 1940, in the suburbs of Oświęcim, as incorporated by the Nazis to the Third Reich. Auschwitz has become a symbol of terror, genocide and the Holocaust.
The immediate reason for the establishment of the camp was the growing number of mass arrests of Poles and overcrowding of the existing prisons. Initially it was supposed to be another of the concentration camps set up by the Nazis from the early thirties. This function Auschwitz served throughout the period of its existence. Continue reading
Cracow – Underground Museum
It’s important point in Krakow sightseeing. More than 8 meters underground you can retrace nine centuries history of Cracow. It is first museum in this style in Poland! Through many months specialist of multimedia, design, 3D productions and historians from concorcium Trias ware creating a heart of museum. They had one purpose: tell about history in that way to visitors for a while forget about present. Continue reading
Wieliczka – Salt Mine in Poland
The most famous Salt Mine in Poland is situated near Krakow. That’s a place worth to visit! There is also a magical place where dreams about being princess and price on ball may come true. Salt Mine is situated in little town near Krakow - Wieliczka. Wieliczka was located in XIII century. There are few ways to visit it: you can go over there by yourself, using public transportation (bus number 304 from Krakow) or book your tour with a tour operator, for example KrakowShuttle. Continue reading