Krakow. December. Slush fills the gutters. An icy wind sweeps in from the east. Going out without gloves is a recipe for pain. Why visit Poland at this time of year? In…Read More
I think this would have to be my favourite bar in Krakow. I have been on two separate trips now. Just a couple of doors down on the left from the Florian Gate, opposite…Read More
The Gallery of 20th century Polish Art in Krakow's National Museum is a wide-ranging and eclectic exhibition showcasing Polish Artists and the different influences and…Read More
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What a place! Lubu-Dubu (the name is onomatopoeic and allegedly refers to the noise of stamping feet) is a kooky little place east of the main square. It seems to have…Read More
The Remu'h Cemetery was established in 1533. The adjacent synagogue, Krakow’s only active Orthodox Synagogue, is named after Rabbi Moses Isserles (nicknamed Remu'h, the…Read More
This is one of the most famous rock formations in the Ojcow National Park. The trail passes through the Gate toward the King's Lokietek Cave - the biggest cave in park.…Read More
The first thing to do in Krakow is visit the Rynek Glowny (Town Square). To get there from the train station, take the underpass and follow the path through the…Read More
A small Polish village, it comes alive twice a year. During Holy Week there's an astonishing Passion Play here, that has to be seen to be believed. The events leading up…Read More
This strikingly funky cafe bar overlooks the market in Kazimierz, the district of Krakow associated with Oskar Schindler - his factory was situated nearby. The decor is…Read More
The markets in and around the old Jewish quarter in Krakow are the perfect antidote for those disappointed by the rampant commercialism of the main square and the cloth…Read More