Krakow

Did you know that bees can recognize human faces and have their own personalities? Bee-keeping festival is a perfect chance to discover more about the masters of honey

Halloween is not only about the costume parties – you will see that if you decide to get acquainted with this Polish traditional celebration

Come to see how Kraków celebrates Easter—some of the local traditions date back to the 16th century

What can be more wild and adventurous than a huge student party?

This feast celebrated on the last Sunday before Easter is especially important for the Kraków residents

Join in on one of Poland's unique Carnival traditions by tasting a piece of pickled herring, a classic and flavorful treat

On Easter Monday, there is a high probability of meeting a strange man dressed up as an untidy woman, whose face is blackened with soot. Don’t get scared, this is Siuda Baba–a traditional Polish character

Don’t miss a chance to visit one of the oldest film festivals in Europe!

The winters in Poland may be severe and frosty, but there are many ways to keep warm. Among the various hot drinks, the most tempting is a hot beer

Every year the historically Jewish district of Kazimierz turns into a time machine with the sounds of Jewish music

You’ll never know what Krakow really tastes like until you try some true Polish cuisine. The best time to do this is the National Pierogi Festival

Meeting the sunsets and sunrises at one of the four mounds of Krakow is a favorite activity for the youth of the city

Krakow attracts tourists not only with its beauty and rich history but also by its natural treasures. Ojców National Park is well worth checking out!

The iconic central square of Krakow, Rynek Główny, hosts most of the city's winter holiday festivities

Locals honour Saint Stanislaw who is believed to have raised the dead!

Discover historical caves of Krakow—a former dragon's residence, a king's hideout, and a huge salt mine

Those who are fond of winter sports shouldn't miss the chance to leave Krakow for a day or two and to visit Zakopane, a town located at the foot of the Tatra Mountains. Especially, when it takes only two hours!

Krakow still has its own dragons. Usually, they hide in their cages, but for one weekend, everyone can see them flying around the city. Look up!

Come to the Mound of Krak and join the Medieval celebrations

Krakow Christmas tradition of recreating the nativity scene dates back to the 19th century

Meet the summer solstice in Krakow

Meet Lajkonik–a bearded man that brings good luck with a touch

Sacrum Profanum gained the status of one of the most interesting music events in Europe by presenting pieces from the 20th century

A quaint, cozy place within walking distance from Wawel

One of the largest annual events in Małopolska capital takes place at the central square

Spend this summer like no other at Krakow's biggest jazz festival!