Bees have been making honey for around 150 million years. To produce just 0.3 kg, they have to fly 88,500 kilometres and rest on two million flowers. We’ll discover the secrets of beekeeping during the 29th Kraków Honey Harvest.

Between 8 and 10 September (9am-7pm), the Wolnica Square hosts producers of delicious honeys and other apiary products, and we will learn about their medicinal and cosmetic properties. At noon on 9 September a Bee Parade sets off from the Main Market Square to Wolnica Square, accompanied by an orchestra.

Bees are musical and dancing insects, and their sound, like the music of street artists, attracts and encourages you to stop, whether in an apiary or on the Krakow pavement. Therefore, during the 30th Kraków Honey Harvest, there will also be musical impressions, which will be provided by the Review of Street Artists.

Sweet!