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What are travellers saying about Krakow?
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History Buffs7.7
Backpackers7.3
Foodies7.3
Family Travellers6.7
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Fantastic food. I loved the ambient here. I made friends with some students that helped me practice my Russian. PolskiBus never came to pick me up so all of us had to take the train. Met a hype marathon runner there.
One of the best cities in all of Poland with tremendous medieval history. It’s also very walkable and has one of the largest public squares in all of Europe.
Krakow is a must see city in Poland. Its more like a medieval town with well kept buildings, fortunately was not destroyed in the World War II. You just get a feeling that you were transported back to the past when you were walking around the old town square.
Beautiful old town area! Great cafes and museums, safe, reasonably priced and fun!give it a try!!close by to Auschwitz and Salt Mines. Both are accessible day trips. Tons of history and we highly recommend the free walking tours. (Just give the guide a generous tip at the end). We even did a macabre tour in the evening that was fascinating but not for the faint of heart. Nice horse drawn carriages also circle the huge old town.