Krakow

Near the southernmost point of Poland, close to the Czech Republic, Krakow was founded on the defeat of a dragon (if you believe the legends), and this mythical ambience surrounds and penetrates the Old Towns attractive streets. The second largest city in Poland, Krakow blends past and present throughout, particularly in the area surrounding Europe’s largest market square, Rynek Glowny. Meanwhile, the former Jewish quarter, Kazimierz, is buzzing with hundreds of bars and restaurants.