Wawel in Krakow is anchored by the Wawel Royal Castle, a fortified hilltop castle initiated in the 14th century, and Wawel Cathedral. The area offers Polish restaurants, coffee shops, and Catholic churches.
Wawel in Krakow is anchored by the Wawel Royal Castle, a fortified hilltop castle initiated in the 14th century, and Wawel Cathedral. The area offers Polish restaurants, coffee shops, and Catholic churches.
MNK Sukiennice/ the cloth hallArt Museum
St. Mary's BasilicaBasilica
Main SquarePlaza
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The Dominicans came in 1222 to Kraków. After the Tatars destroyed this monastery, they rebuilt it. Duke Leszek, the Black of Kraków, and Bishop Iwo Odrowaz were buried inside the church in the 13th century. Also the great Italian Humanist…
Wawel Dragon's Den
Cave
This Polish cave has housed a dragon, a brothel, and an enduring legend
In the centre of the 300 year old hotel of the same name, within a glass-covered atrium, you'll find this spacious restaurant boasting a lounge bar and a dining area overlooking the kitchen.
There’s a chic, retro quality to this lively brasserie in Krakow’s Old Town, which sports several dining rooms – including one with a vaulted brick ceiling – plus an enclosed garden terrace.
MNK Sukiennice/ the cloth hallArt Museum
St. Mary's BasilicaBasilica
Main SquarePlaza
