Kraków is the European Capital of Gastronomic Culture for 2019, and in our calendars August is perhaps the most delicious month, with tantalising aromas filling the city and confirming its...
Opera galas, open-air spectacles, recitals, concerts - from duets to orchestra... Between August 10 and 17 the 53rd Jan Kiepura Festival in Krynica-Zdrój will make the Lesser Poland...
The fifth Kromer Biecz Festival ( 6-13 August ) is dedicated to Baroque music. Beautiful buildings of the Małopolska town, including the Church of Corpus Christi, host eminent performers of early...
It's the third year in a row when St Joseph's parish in Podgórze invites visitors. During the holiday season, the Church of St Benedict can remains open on Saturdays between 10:00 and 1pm ....
Yes, it’s right now! In July, you can’t help but stumble across events held in the city space – in the centre, on Wawel Hill, at the Basilica of St Mary, at the Barbican, and...
This year's edition of the Open Trail of Wooden Architecture in Małopolska starts on the penultimate weekend of June. Nearly sixty venues are available, most of which are usually closed to...
The Krakow Museum Line is back! On June 23 , antique trams and buses will once again drive through the streets of Krakow. The Krakow Museum Line is a special line operating during the...
As part of the celebrations of its 120th anniversary, the Kraków Museum presents a cycle of exhibitions dedicated to past and present inhabitants of the city’s historical districts....
Things, ideas, places and characters are just some of the topics that will be discussed by the guests of the 11th Conrad Festival! From 21st to 27th October, Krakow will...
Party in Nowa Huta The district intertwines the atmosphere of the former People’s Republic of Poland with its residents’ boundless energy and outlook. Nowa Huta is celebrating its...
