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The Galeria Krakowska shopping mall is a popular destination for both locals and travelers. Located next to Krakow’s main railway station, enjoy international shopping, amenities, and a vibrant selection of restaurants and bars.

The medieval old town is the historical center of Krakow. Known locally as Stare Miasto, this awe-inspiring location spoils visitors for choice with the plethora of dining spots, cultural attractions, and entertainment options on offer.

St. Mary’s Basilica sits adjacent to Krakow Market Square and is one of the finest examples of Polish Gothic buildings. This stunning church is an architectural masterpiece and features a magnificent façade and opulently decorated interiors.

Since its creation in the 13th century, Krakow's Market Square has been a bustling center for commerce and a meeting place with a rich history dating back to 1257. Known locally as Rynek Główny, it is the heart of the city and brings together locals and visitors. The square itself is situated in the Old Town, which has remained unchanged over time. Many of the original features and buildings still remain in place unlike that of other European cities, as Krakow was protected from damage during WWII. It is the largest Medieval Square in Europe — from the old market building that dominates the center of the square to the basilica and the ornate buildings that surround it, there is much to do here. Market Square also hosts many of the city's largest and most prominent public celebrations, including Poland's largest New Year's Eve celebration. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has many highlights.

This grandiose fortified hilltop castle is a must-see when in Krakow. Nestled next to the banks of the Vistula River, the Wawel Royal Castle also showcases exhibitions, events, and a national art collection.