The difficult-to-pronounce Polish word dożynki means harvest festival. Its tradition hasn’t disappeared to this day and you can experience that by coming to the villages near Kraków...

The Wawel Dragon is a symbol of Kraków, just like the Mermaid of Warsaw and Neptune of Gdańsk. That’s why Kraków abounds with dragons… and this year there will be even...

The crucifix – Christianity’s most important symbol – is the leading motif of this year’s Cracovia Sacra Night on 14 and 15 August. It gains an additional spiritual...

This summer, locals and visitors spend their holidays with dance and spectacles of myriad genres, styles and conventions. The “Cracovia Danza” Courtly Dance Festival kicks off on 16...

Looking to the Future The world around us and issues such as the looming climate disaster and the food shortages, mass migration and energy supply problems resulting from it set brand-new...

Summer months in Kraków abound with outdoor activities: walking through lush greenery, picnics in the park, dancing at concerts… When the weather’s good, Cracovians flock to...