Because of the coronavirus, the Polish government introduced nationwide special precautionary measures. From Friday the 13th until at least April 26 all institutions, cultural venues like cinemas, museums and theatres, across all of Poland. So all Kraków's tourist attractions and cultural institutions will be closed until at least April 26. Read more about coronavirus in Krakow
In connection with coronavirus spread in Poland, further restrictions has been ...read more
In connection with coronavirus spread in Poland, further restrictions has been introduced around the country. On the 31 th of March, Polish government announced new mandatory regulations in order to mitigate the virus. The restrictions apply to every person s...
Enthronement of the Fowler King 2016 on the Main Market Square Enthronement of the Fowler King is one of the oldest traditions of Krakow – it probably first came to life about 600 years ago! The Fowler King is a title with an unusual pedigree. Its root...
Lajkonik is the most popular symbol of Krakow and the Lajkonik Procession is the most colourful loca...
The liquidation of Krakow ghetto took place on 13th and 14th of March 1943. It was a tragic day not ...
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Great Outdoor Show on the Vistula River during the Great Dragons Parade Great Dragons Parade is an a...
The main idea behind the Garden Festival is to create an opportunity to spend time in beautiful gard...
Every May Krakow joins the European Night of Museums. Over the years Krakow Night of Museums has gai...
Crossroads Festival is a yearly event that brings together artists from around the world for a celeb...
