“Didaskalia”

Bimonthly affiliated with the Jagiellonian University, edited in cooperation with the Scientific Circle of Theaterologists. It has been published since 1994 by the Krakow Theater Association. This interesting magazine, which enjoys great popularity in the theater circles of the whole country, is headed by a 3-person college: Łukasz Drewniak, Grzegorz Niziołek, Maryla Zielinska

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Bolesław Prus – Polish Writer and His Connection to Krakow
Key Facts • Born as Aleksander Głowacki in 1847 in Hrubieszów, died in 1912 in Warsaw • Most famous work: "The Doll" (Lalka), considered one of the greatest Polish novels • Participated in the January Uprising of 1863 as a teenager • Educational background: Mathematics graduate from Warsaw University •
Balice
Balice is a village located to the west from Krakow on the road to Katowice. It is considered to be one of the oldest villages located near Krakow. It was owned by several rich Polish families, first by Tęczyńscy, then Bonerowie and Firlejowie. In the XVI century there was a
Family Home of John Paul II
Key Facts Karol Wojtyła was born in 1920 in Wadowice and became Pope John Paul II in 1978 He studied at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow and worked in quarries during Nazi occupation The museum is located at 7 Kościelna Street in Wadowice, next to the Basilica of the Presentation
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Cinemas in Krakow range from small art houses to big multiplex movie theatres, showing everything from box office hits to independent low-budget productions. Krakow cinemas also annually host a number of film festivals and special screenings. The theatres of Krakow are also worthwhile, with internationally esteemed old theatres to modern
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