Krakow, often regarded as Poland's second capital, continues to captivate visitors with its rich history and cultural heritage. Nestled within the Old Town's medieval streets, this city is not just a destination; it's the cradle of Polish tradition.

Explore the remnants of ancient city fortifications and the earliest sacred buildings that shaped the city's identity. Krakow Academy, a venerable institution, finds its home here. The Market Square in Krakow has witnessed centuries of bustling trade, royal conventions, and solemn battle oaths.

But history isn't the only charm of this city. Krakow's Market Square has served as a hub for diverse activities, including court proceedings and executions, offering a glimpse into urban entertainment of the past. Today, it comes alive with cultural events like Christmas markets, festivals, and vibrant gatherings.

Stroll along the oldest streets of Krakow, dating back to the 11th century, once a refuge from Mongol invasions. Marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship of the 15th-century Nuremberg artist's work.

Crowning the cityscape is Wawel Hill, home to the Royal Castle and the iconic Cathedral, the heart of Polish Christianity. While the grandeur of the Royal Castle saw its glory days wane with the royal court's move to Warsaw, it has been meticulously restored to its 16th-century splendor. The Cathedral, witness to coronations, weddings, and royal funerals, remains a symbol of faith and national pride for nearly a millennium.

Join our licensed guides on an exploration of Krakow's must-see attractions and hidden gems, not always accessible to the public. We offer walking tours and bike tours, catering to individual tourists and organized groups alike.

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