General info: http://www.krakow.pl/english/


There can be a lot said about Krakow, but this city simply has to be seen and its atmosphere felt: the Old Town with the Town Square, Museum of Arts in the Sukniennice, the Royal Castle, Jewish Quarter, Oskar Schindler Factory and many more sights. This is also a great place to 'set up camp' when thinkging about going to the Tatry or Beskidy mountains, Auschwitz or the Wieliczka Salt Mine (which is listed as a UNESCO salt mine).

It is hard to describe the place itself, as you can only get a geniuine feel of the place when you actually go and see it. Encouraging may be the fact, that even though it is not a EURO 2012 Host City, 3 national teams, that is of England, the Netherlands and Italy are stationed there for the duration of the competition.

By Mastr_onix

If you are in fact visiting Krakow and need help/directions, PM Mastr_onix and he will send you his phone number. :)