The second city of the Poland, only from the political and personal point of view, he has nothing to regret in the most quoted Polish capital, Warsaw. Krakow is a city that presents itself, during the day, colorful, thanks to the many shades that are highlighted on the main facades of the buildings facing the street, muffled at night, for theatmosphere which is created with a very low lighting system, with the sensation of an apparent calm.
Everything centers around the Market Square, Or the Rynek glowny, the real economic, cultural and commercial center of the city; it is also rich in local architecture, which remained intact from the bombings of the Second World War. It is the favorite place of the buskers, of traveling musicians, and with the constant presence of markets, it attracts millions of tourists.
All the branches that the square presents, lead to a point of cultural interest, such as Barbican, Wawel Castle or the Jewish cemetery. The river Wisla divides the city, which differentiates the more modern districts that arose after the war.
To make the choice of this city even more interesting, the Polish nightlife becomes a reference point for young tourists. At night it transforms, thanks to the numerous nightclubs such as Prozac and Frantic, just to name a few, within which theaccess is often free: drinking a cocktail with friends or chatting is very simple.
In every corner of the square, mini-buses with 8 seats make tours through the streets of the historic center for a duration of three hours with a total price of 300 zlotys in total (approx. 75 €). For lovers of Polish cuisine or for those who want to try, savor all the local delicacies, the famous and delicious pierogi, a sort of giant tortelloni filled with meat. For a very quick meal, zapiekanka can abundantly replace a dinner. For those arriving by plane, the journey to the center is short; it is even less so for those who use the train, since the station can also be reached on foot.
Krakow is a perfect mix between culture and entertainment.
