Picturesque, Medieval and Rich in Culture

Krakow is a picturesque city where medieval charm meets cultural vibrancy, offering an unforgettable blend of history, art, and architecture.

Its iconic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a stunning backdrop of cobblestone streets, ancient churches, and the majestic Wawel Castle. The city’s architectural treasures—like the Gothic spires of St. Mary’s Basilica and the Renaissance Cloth Hall—offer a glimpse into Krakow’s glorious past, while its well-preserved medieval layout invites visitors to wander through time. 

History Comes Alive

Having escaped destruction during the Second World War the city offers a poignant insight into this time with visits to Auschwitz Concentration Camp, Galicia Jewish Museum and Schindler’s Factory. Engrained in Holocaust history, students learn about the lives of the Jewish community during the Nazi occupation and gain a deeper understanding of the dark past of World War II.

A Taste of the Traditional

At the heart of Krakow, the bustling Rynek Główny square is surrounded by centuries-old buildings and is home to artisan food markets, where visitors can taste local delicacies like pierogi, oscypek cheese, and traditional Polish sausages.

The scent of freshly baked bread from local bakeries and the atmosphere of outdoor cafés makes Krakow’s culinary offerings a true reflection of its medieval roots.

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City of Inspiration

Beyond its remarkable buildings, Krakow is rich in culture, with a deep artistic heritage that thrives in galleries and museums, whilst the city’s vibrant street art scene adds a modern twist to its historic landscape. With its beautiful blend of historical and contemporary art, Krakow offers endless inspiration for both established and aspiring artists. The city’s charm and cultural significance make it a perfect place for creative minds to explore.

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