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Population:800,000 in central Krakow1.5 million in entire metropolitanarea

Currency:1 Zloty (PLN) – 100 grosz

Opening hours:Generally shops are open10.00-18.00 Monday to Fridayand 10.00-13.00 on Saturdays. Anumber of shopping centres areopen seven days a week and afew shops are open 24 hours aday.

Internet:www.cracowonline.comwww.krakow-info.comwww.krakow.pl

Newspapers:RzeczpospolitaGazetaWyborcza

Emergency numbers:Ambulance:999Police: 997Fire Brigade: 998All emergencies, phoning from amobile telephone: 112

Tourist information:Town Hall TowerMain Market Square+48 (0)12 433 73 10www.krakow.pl

KRAKOWPUBLISHING DATE: 2010-02-25 | COUNTRY CODE: PLContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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KRAKOWThis medieval city looks like it has fallen straight out of afairytale book, with its bustling market square, spirallinggothic towers, castles and legends about dragons. Explorethe narrow backstreets, hidden courtyards and the networkof underground cellars and tunnels. Krakow is known as thecultural capital of Poland through its love of music, poetryand theatre. After years of occupation and struggle, Krakowhas emerged a proud city with a strong sense of identity, yetit has still maintained its artistic and fun-loving soul.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

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The medieval market square (RynekGlowny) and the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice)are the focal points for visitors to Krakow,forming the heart of the Old Town area.Wander through the menagerie of stalls inthe cloth hall, enjoy a coffee and visit thenearby medieval churches. The district ofKazimierz has developed an almostseparate identity to the majestic Old Town.The Jewish quarter of the city consists ofdarker, winding streets full of intriguingcafes and shops.

Krakow was featured in a number ofscenes in the movie Schindler’s list, andhides a dark past in which most of thequarter’s inhabitants were taken to theAuschwitz and Birkenau concentrationcamps during the Second World War. Thearea is now enjoying a renaissance withvisitors eager to explore its numerousmuseums and cafes.

Today, Krakow has emerged from atumultuous past with a fantasticparty-going spirit. Visitors will find it hardto find a street without a liberal scatteringof watering holes. The cafés and bars openearly and don’t close until the early hoursof the morning, with many offering livemusic or poetry readings, and others justkeep it simple, providing good vodka andlots of it!

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

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Main Market Square (Rynek Glowny)At the heart of the city lies what was oncethe largest square in Medieval Europe. TheMarket Square is still very much the soul ofthe city.

Wawel Hill, The Royal Castle andCathedralA tour of the gothic castle and cathedral onWawel Hill is essential for any visitor to thecity. See the bones of Smok Wawelski, themythical dragon of Wawel Hill. The Castleitself where Polish Kings ruled offersenough to see to keep visitors interestedfor the remainder of their trip up Wawel.

Internet: www.krakow-info.com

St Adalbert’s ChurchOne of the oldest churches in the city,dating from the 10th century.

Address: ul. Sw. Wojciecha 11

St Mary’s ChurchThe spiralling twin towers of this ancientchurch witnessed many of the tumultuousevents that have shaken the city of Krakowover the centuries. In summer you can getgreat photos of the city by climbing over240 steps to the top of the church tower!

Address: Market Square

Town Hall TowerThe last surviving part of the former 14thcentury town hall. It has become,

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accidentally, the city’s own leaning tower,as it bends slightly off-centre by 55cm,apparently caused by the wind.

Address: Rynek Glowny

Old SynagogueThis 15th century Synagogue houses apermanent exhibition entitled the Traditionand Culture of Polish Jews. The areasurrounding the synagogue has beenhighlighted in Steven Spielberg’sSchindler’s List.

Address: Ulica Szeroka 24Phone: +48 (0)12 422 09 62

Czartoryski MuseumA vast collection of ancient works of artfrom Greece and Egypt, but the key worksto see have to be Leonardo da Vinci’s”Lady with an Ermine” and Rembrandt’s“Landscape with the Good Samaritan”.

Address: Ulica sw Jana 19Phone: +48 (0)12 422 55 66

Auschwitz-Birkenau ConcentrationCampsA more sobering sight for visiting tourists,but almost essential for any visit toKrakow. You can catch a bus for a90-minute journey to the former Naziconcentration camp, where millions of Jewswere exterminated during the SecondWorld War. Most travel agents organiseday excursions to the camp.

The Florian GateThis is one of the few surviving parts of theancient defence system that oncesurrounded the Old Town.

KazmierzThis is the old Jewish district where thecity’s Jewish population have lived for over500 years. This is an ideal place toexperience some of Krakow’s Jewishculture and history. A range of cafes and

restaurants, along with many museums,synagogues and cemeteries.

EATING #EATING#

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Polish cuisine offers a whole host ofdifferent flavours. Krakow itself is probablythe gastronomic capital of Poland, offeringmany types of worldwide cuisine, whilesteadfastly holding on to its culinary roots.Milk bars or bar mleczny offer great valuepolish dishes. Look out for thick soups suchas zurek (soup with sausages and potato)or barszcz (beetroot and dumplings).Bigos, or hunters stews are also worth atry.

Wierzynek RestaurantIt’s ideally situated on the corner of MarketSquare and Grodzka Street and known asone of the best and most high profile Polishrestaurants.

Address: Rynek Glowny 15Phone: +48 (0)12 424 96 00Internet: www.wierzynek.com.pl

Grunzinskie ChaczapuriA range of Georgian dishes are served.Some of the specialities include Georgiancheese pie and Lavash, which is a thin rollstuffed with spicy chicken and salad.

Address: Look at the website for addressInternet: www.chaczapuri.com.pl

Jama MickalikaThis café is definitely worth a visit! Sinceits start in 1895 it has witnessed many



legendary faces from Poland’s turbulentpast. The artists, actors and men of lettersgathered here for coffee or an inspiringglass of absinthe at the turn of thecentury.

Address: Ul. Florianska 45Phone: +48 (0)12 422 15 61Internet: www.jamamichalika.pl

Restauracja SasiedziOne of the many cheap but good valuerestaurants known as jadlodajinias,offering filling nutritious traditional Polishmeals. Typical dishes include beef stews,potato pancakes, breadcrumbed chickenfillets or beef shasliks.

Address: ul Szpitalna 40Phone: +48 (0)12 421 41 46

Cyrano de BergeracCyrano de Bergerac is probably one of thebest French restaurants in the city. ThePolish owner has created a richlyatmospheric cellar restaurant with a menudrawn from her time in France and herown Polish roots.

Address: ul. Slawkowska 26Phone: +48 (0)12 411 72 88Internet: www.cyranodebergerac.pl

CorleoneThis is a long-standing Krakowian eatery,named after the Sicilian town from theGodfather trilogy. Offers high standardItalian cuisine, and a garden to enjoy it inwhen the sun is out.

Address: ul. Poselska 19Phone: +48 (0)12 429 51 26Internet: www.corleone.krakow.pl

U ZiyadaOffers the most stunning views over theVistula River for diners, with meals servedat a the U Ziyada castle. On a clear day,you can see the peaks of the TatraMountains in the distance.

Address: ul. Jodlowa13Phone: +48 (0)12 429 71 05Internet: www.uziyada.krakow.pl

Szeroka 1This restaurant and café is found in thenarrow streets of the Jewish quarter,Kazmierz. It has a unique atmosphere, fullof eclectic details and unique touches tothe décor.

Address: ul. Szeroka 1

ChimeraIdeal for vegetarians. Over 40 kinds ofsalads, at least 50 vegetarian dishes andhomemade cakes. Also worth a try is therestaurant’s speciality, the Pietuszkowskinectar, a drink concocted from mint, nettleand lemon balm leaves.

Address: ul.Sw. Anny 3, KrakowPhone: +48 (0)12 292 12 12Internet: www.chimera.com.pl

CAFÉS #CAFES#

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Art Club CieplarniaThis café is just off the beaten tourist trackand is found in an old cottage deep withingardens. The café plays host to a numberof live jazz concerts and poetry readings.

Address: Bracka 15Phone: +48 (0)12 429 28 98Internet: www.cieplarnia.krakow.pl

Café PhiloServes Lavazza coffee, occasionally toppedoff with cream as a treat and lots ofdifferent types of snacks.



Address: Tomasza 30

Szafe CaféBy day this café offers homemade cakesalong with good strong coffees or delicioushot chocolates. By night you can return foran alcoholic beverage.

Address: Felicjanek 10, KrakowInternet: www.cafeszafe.com

Café SukienniceThis is a café and restaurant found in theheart of the Old Town Square. Regularkaraoke and fashion show nights asentertainment.

Address: Rynek Glowny 1/3Internet: www.cafe-sukiennice.krakow.pl

Coffee HeavenIf you want a quick coffee pop into one ofthe various branches of this coffee shopchain to grab a latte or mocha.

Address: M1 Shopping Centre, Al Pokoju 67 or GalleriaKazimierz: ul. Podgorska 34Internet: www.coffeeheaven.eu.com

Loch CamelotA café found in a converted rickety old artgallery. There are cabaret performances tokeep you entertained every Friday night.

Address: W. Tomasza 17Internet: www.lochcamelot.art.pl

Manggha CaféNot really a coffee shop in the traditionalsense, as instead of the strong espressosfavoured by the Krakowians, this offerscups of green tea and sushi.

Address: Konopnickiej 26

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

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It can be hard to distinguish between bars,cafes, night clubs and restaurants withmany fulfilling all four definitions in one inKrakow. Most bars seem to be foundunderground, in medieval cellars and longgothic tunnels.

Like the majority of bars and cafés,after-hours dancing and drinking usuallytakes place underground in Krakow’s manymedieval cellars. Dance clubs and livemusic is a big part of people’s social livesin Krakow, with most bars hosting regularjazz nights or impromptu jam sessions.

DymIts name literally means smoke and itdefinitely lives up to its title as a typicallysmall and smoky bar, unusually designedin the shape of a long dark tunnel.

Address: ul. Tomasza 13

The Irish ArmsEvery city has to have one and Krakow isno exception! Enjoy live music along withquiz nights and sport on TV. Many wouldsay you couldn’t ask for more!

Address: Poselska 18

LokatorNot just a bar, but also a café and gallery.The place has a literary vibe, presentingfrequent book promotions and authorreadings.



Address: Krakowska 27 (entrance via Meiselsa Square)Internet: www.lokator.pointblue.com.pl

Swieta KrowaA luxurious place to relax with an alcoholictipple or restoring herbal refreshments.Particularly recommended are their winterspecialities including a hot fresh gingerdrink called Krupnik.

Address: Florianska 16Internet: www.swietakrowa.com

Aloha CaféThis Hawaiian bar deserves at least onevisit, if only for the unique photoopportunities it offers! Or why not call theperson you’ve had your eye on during thenight, every table has a telephone!

Address: Ul. Miodowa 28aInternet: www.alohacafe.pl

AmadeusA more refined drinking establishmentcontrasting with the smoky cellar barsprevalent in most of the city. Popularvenue for pre-theatre or dinner drink.

Address: ul. Mikolajska 20Internet: www.hotel-amadeus.pl

C.K. BrowarIn this cellar you can spend the wholenight dining and dancing under vaultedarches.

Address: Ulica Podwale 6-7Internet: www.ckbrowar.krakow.pl

Club FusionA large dance club spread over a numberof rooms. Music ranges from RnB, hip hopto Sunday night salsa sessions.

Address: Florianska 15Internet: www.clubfusion.pl

Harris Piano Jazz BarMellow, relaxed and stylish atmospherewith concerts on the weekends. Local jazzperformers hang out here for theoccasional jam session.

Address: Rynek Gowny 28Internet: www.harris.krakow.pl

CarycaOff the tourist track, found outside the OldTown and Planty park, allowing visitors toleave their tourist tag at the door and thenenjoy a few vodkas with the locals.

Address: ul. Wielopole 15/1

Budda BarTargeting a trendy laid-back kind ofparty-goers, the place is littered with goldbuddhas and more intriguingly artworkfeaturing a variety of Karma Sutradepictions.

Address: 6 Rynek GlownyInternet: www.buddabar.com

PaparazziServes a more professional kind ofclientele, offering sophisticated cocktails ina refined but casual atmosphere.

Address: ul. Mikolajska 9Internet: www.paparazzi.com.pl

GoraczkaA five-room club playing everything fromhip hop, RnB, Latino, house and reggae.

Address: 7 SzewskaInternet: www.goraczka.com.pl

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

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The starting point for any shopping trip inKrakow will also usually be the first port ofcall for the eager tourist. The Cloth Hall(Sukiennice) is found right in the middle of



the Market Square and was originally builtin the 14th Century, then restored in the16th century after a fire. It now sells amixture of typical Polish goods, jewellery,crafts and other souvenirs.

Krakow is a good place to pick up antiques,artwork and jewellery. Amber jewellery isparticularly abundant in markets and shopsacross the city. The Mikolajczyki Amberstore in ul. Florianska 16 is a particularlypopular place to pick up unique jewellery.

The Jewish quarter of Kazmierz has begunto attract a lot of arty boutiques andunique jewellery stores.

One of the main streets for clothesshopping is Florianska Street and anumber of large shopping malls stockinginternational brands such as Zara andBricomarche, have appeared in the city.The Krakow Plaza on al. Pokoju 44 also hascinemas and a bowling centre.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

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EXCLUSIVEAmadeus HotelA baroque style luxury hotel with spaciousrooms, delicious breakfast menus,sophisticated cocktail bar and friendlystaff.

Address: 20 Mikolajska StreetPhone: +48 (0)12 429 60 70Internet: www.hotel-amadeus.pl

CopernicusThis beautiful hotel is found at the foot of

the Wawel Castle hill. It is a gloriouslydecorated hotel with recently restoredRenaissance style features, incrediblefrescos and wooden beams in thebedrooms.

Address: ul. Kanonicza 16Phone: +48 (0)12 424 34 00Internet: www.copernicus.hotel.com.pl

GOOD VALUERt Hotel RegentA great spot for a hotel right in the heart ofthe Jewish quarter of Kazimierz. They willeven prepare on request a packed lunchfor guests heading out for a day ofsightseeing!

Address: ul. Bozego Ciala 19Phone: +48 (0)12 430 62 34Internet: www.rthotels.com.pl

Hotel WyspianskiVery modern well-equipped hotel foundjust outside the Planty. It’s approximately5 minutes from the Market Square.

Address: ul. Westerplatte 15Phone: +48 (0)12 429 60 28Internet: www.hotel-wyspianski.pl

BASICHotel Batory Guest RoomsOffers good clean rooms in warm andhomely family run hotel. Guests can opt tostay in single, double or 4-6 beddedrooms. It also has a restaurant specialisingin traditional Polish cuisine.

Address: 19 SoltykaPhone: +48 (0)12 294 30 30Internet: www.hotelbatory.pl

Bling Bling HostelConveniently situated near the mainmarket square, and just five minutes walkfrom the train station and bus depot.

Address: ul. Pedzichow 9Phone: +48 (0)12 292 01 71Internet: www.blingbling.pl



ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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AirportJohn Paul II International Airport (JanaPawla II Kraków-Balice) is the main airportserving Krakow. It is about 15 km from thecity centre. A number of budget airlinesrun routes here. Winter travellers shouldbe aware frequent delays are common dueto fog and ice. Once you arrive you cancatch a free shuttle bus from outside theterminal to link up with the train, BaliceExpress, line 142 that takes you to the citycentre. It departs every 30 minutes, takes15 minutes and costs 3.80 PLN. You canalso jump in a taxi.

Address: ul. Kpt. M. Medweckiego 1Phone: +48 (0)12 639 30 00 or +48 (0)12 295 58 00 (24h)Internet: www.lotnisko-balice.pl

Public TransportCatching a tram or a bus is probably theeasiest way, aside from walking, to getaround the city. Tickets cost 2.50 PLN foradults and about 1.25 PLN for children.You buy them from small kiosks, thenjump on a bus and punch your ticket inone of the orange boxes, and that’s it. Alljourneys cost exactly the same, it doesn’tmatter how far you go.

Krakow Public Transportation

Internet: www.pkp.pl and www.mpk.krakow.pl

TaxiA good money-saving tip for hailing cabs isto avoid getting a taxi from the taxi rank.

If you phone for one it will cost you 30 percent less. Also, you can’t hail cabs if theyare driving down the street, they willdefinitely ignore you.

Taxi Krakow

Phone: +48 505 446 000

DentistsDent America

Address: Pl. Szcepanski 3Phone: +48 (0)12 421 89 48

PharmacyCito-Pharma

Address: ul. Chmieleniec 2Phone: +48 (0)12 268 88 09Internet: www.apteka-cito.pl

PostPoczta Glowna

You can buy stamps at windows 2 to 14and window 14 is accessible forwheelchairs.

Address: ul. Westerplatte (on the eastern edge of the Planty)Opening hours: Closes at 14.00 on the weekends, open until20.30 during the week

TelephoneCountry code: +48

Area code: 012

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M Kopernika D2M Siedleckiego D3 D4M Zyblikiewicza C3marsz Józefa Pilsu. A3Masarska D4Mazowiecka A1Miodowa C4Montelupich B1 C1Most Debnicki A4Most Grunwaldzki B4Ogrodowa C1 C2P Michalowskiego A2Paulinska B4 C4Pawia C2Pedzichów B1Pijarska B2 C2pl Bawól D4pl Kolejowy C2pl Mariacki B3pl Matejki C2pl Nowy C4pl Szczepanski B2pl T Axentowicza A1Podbrzezie C4Podgórska D4Podwale B2Podzamcze B4Poselska B3Powisle A3Prochowa D3Radziwittowska C2Rajska A2Rakowicka D1 D2Retoryka A3Rózana A4Rynek Glówny B2Rzeznicza D4Slawkowska B2Smolensk A3 B3Sniadeckich D3Soltyka D3Starowislna C3 C4 D4Stefana Batorego A2 B2Stolarska B3Strzelecka D2Studencka A2Sw Anny B2Sw Filipa B2 C2Sw Gertrudy C3Sw Idziego Stradom. B4 C4Sw Marka B2Sw Sebastiana C3 C4Sw Tomasza B2Sw Wawrzynca C4 D4Szewska B2Szlak B1 C1Szpitalna C2Szymanowskiego A1 A2T Kosciuszki A4T Lenartowicza A1Topolowa D2

Tyniecka A4Warszawska C1Wenecja A3Westerplatte C2 C3Wielopole C3Wislna B3Wita Stwosza C1Wjazdowa C1 D1Zacisze C2Zulaw Kolberga B1Zwierzyniecka A3 B3

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