Welcome to Krakow , a city that has become a legend. Every moment here can become a moment where history comes to life from little narrow stone paved streets, to the hustle of the market square where traders have come for hundreds of years to trade their items. Also
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in the heart of Krakow each with a different still from a different time is The Royal Wawel Castle, Kazimierz the separated Jewish City and Nowa Huta full of it's socialist-realist and industrial architecture. For centuries Krakow was the capital of Poland, where the great Kings of the past held their seats, drawing great scholars and artists to Krakow from the whole world. The bringing together of these talents and allowing their imagination to flow freely is the main reason why Krakow is so richly represented by so many different styles of architecture and unique historical relics.
Krakow is one of the oldest and largest cities in Poland. Krakow is special in many ways, some may be surprised with the long and turbulent history of Krakow that started over a 1000 years ago, some with the numerous examples of architecture and monuments representing nearly all possible styles. Krakow is full of museums and galleries, Karkow is also home to 16 universities. Among the biggest attractions that we can find in Krakow is the largest Market Square in medieval Europe together with Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Church (where you can see one of the largest Gothic altars in the world). The majestic Royal Wawel Castle with its world famous decorative tapestry collection. The former Jewish district of Krakow, called Kazimierz attracts tourists with relicts of it's past like the 7 synagogues located here. In addition to these and lots of other attractions in Cracow you can just sitt in one of the garden cafès and feel the special thing that we in Poland call the “atmosphere of Cracow” .
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