🇵🇱 Kraków, Poland ☀️

#Poland #Krakow #cityscape 🚇Transportation strategy: PKP (Polish Railways), Flixbus (international bus) 🏰Must-see attractions: Basilica of the Virgin Mary Krakow's landmark and faith center, the brick Gothic Catholic church is open to visitors with a ticket. Every hour, a horn sounds from the top of the bell tower to commemorate the famous trumpeter in the 13th century. Central Market Square (Rynek Główny w Krakowie) The square in the center of Krakow's old city is one of the largest medieval squares in Europe. The Basilica of Our Lady, the Cloth Hall, the Town Hall Tower and St. Adalberta's Church are all surrounded by this square. Kraków Barbican The former defensive wall is now a history museum. There is a park lawn nearby, which is perfect for a stroll. Walking along the entrance of the city wall, you will first arrive at Floriańska Street. Walking to the end of the street will connect you to the Central Market Square. 🏨Recommended restaurants: Das Hostel A hotel with convenient transportation, shared kitchen and bathroom, clean and tidy environment, and friendly staff at the counter👍 🥟Must-eat food: Szalone Widelce The restaurant is decorated in a country style and offers traditional Polish cuisine. The food is delicious and the portions are generous 😉 Metrum Restobistro The cafe in the college, you can come here to order a cup of coffee and enjoy the view of the city Krakow's city attractions are very concentrated and can basically be reached on foot. It is very suitable to spend one to two days to explore this charming city.