For decades, Nowa Huta has stirred strong emotions and continuously provoked debate. For some, it is a monumental relic of the communist era; for others, an inspiring laboratory of social, spatial, an...
Małopolska (Lesser Poland) has been delighting tourists from Poland and all over the world for years. The short distances between the region’s key destinations mean that in just four days you can take...
Today, carnival brings to mind colorful parades, music, and carefree fun. Few people, however, remember that this tradition has a very long history, and its former face differed greatly from what we k...
Kraków – a city of royal heritage, rich in monuments, legends, and a unique atmosphere – is famous for many traditions. One of the most distinctive, yet surprisingly young compared to the centuries-ol...
Kraków, the former capital of Poland and the city of kings, has long been considered one of the most magical places in the country — especially in winter. Its historic streets, beautifully illuminated...
December in Krakow is a truly special, magical, and dazzling time. The city, which amazes with its architecture and history throughout the year, transforms during the festive season into a fairytale l...
For centuries, Kraków has been called the heart of Polish history — the spiritual capital of the nation and a city where the past and present form a coherent whole. Among the many monuments that attra...
For centuries, Krakow has held a special place on the spiritual map of Poland. The former royal capital—long the center of power, learning, and culture—is also a city with an exceptionally rich religi...
On the opposite bank of the Vistula River, across from Wawel Castle, lies a district that for centuries remained in the shadow of “royal” Kraków. Podgórze – today the 13th District – is a place of ext...
Kazimierz, today one of the most famous districts in Krakow, is known by many people for its charming streets, restaurants, festivals, and rich Jewish tradition. But under all these popular attraction...
