During your visit to Poland’s second-largest city, which was actually once its capital city, you will find yourself not lacking in food, beverage, culture, or history. Here, the cobblestones bleed into the asphalt as the ancient and modern cultures collide. In Kraków there are castles alongside cathedrals, homes, and office buildings. Here, history is at once a part of the city’s past, its present, and its future. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction To Kraków Overview Culture Orientation/Location Climate and When to Visit Sightseeing Highlights Wawel Castle Royal Chambers (Wawel Castle) Wawel Cathedral Dragon’s Cave (Wawel Hill) Chłopskie Jadło (Old Town) St. Mary’s Church Kazimierz (Old Jewish Quarter) Rynek Glówny (Market Square) Wieliczka Salt Mine (Half-Day Tour) Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum (Day Trip) Recommendations for the Budget Traveler Places to Stay Places to Eat Places to Shop
