Zakrzowek
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Closed for swimming, there are paths around the lake and hiking trails in a nearby park. You can even take scuba diving lessons here as the water is 30 meters deep and the school has permission for diving.
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Skałki Twardowskiego
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A great place for rock climbers, there are regular classes offered by different schools. Once you reach the top you are offered a great view of Krakow wit Wawel Hill dominating the skyline.
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Plac Nowy
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Aside from the lively nightlife that this square has to offer there are regular food markets every day and fleamarkets and antique bazaars on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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Wisla Boulevards
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Stretching from one end of Krakow to the other, the boulevards offer photo opportunities of Wawel Hill as well as a pleasant stroll from Salwator to Kazimierz and Podgorze. There are barges and boat stops on the way giving the opportunity to take a boat ride or have a meal on the water.
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Smok Wawelski
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The dragon lets out a flame of fire every few minutes and is a great photo opportunity whether you're a couple or a family. Children especially enjoy waiting for the dragon to breath fire. A trip to Wawel isn't complete without seeing the dragon.
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Tyniec
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The oldest abbey in Poland, it is located on a cliff overlooking the Wisła River. A mixture of architectural styles the abbey was also used as a protective fortification during attacks. The abbey is steeped in mistery and worth a visit if you have time and need to get out of the city.
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Kopiec Kraka
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It costs nothing to climb up this ancient mound and the views of Kazimierz and the Old Town are one of a kind. It is the oldest mound in Krakow with legends of the founder of Krakow, King Krak, being buried here. Its mystery lures both culture driven tourists and locals to this magic place.
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Wawel Hill and Castle
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At the heart of Polish history and culture Wawel Hill and its castle, rebuilt many times and finally in a Renaissance style, offer visitors a slight glimpse of the greatness of the Polish nation at its best. Stripped of its many works of art during the Second World War it is still an important place for all Poles.
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Rynek Główny
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It is the largest medieval market square in Europe and is lined with some of the most important buildings in Krakow. Admire the architecture and street performers or stop by one of the many cafes for a drink or a bite.
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Plac Szczepanski
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A great alternative to the Main Square there are a number of great options on this Square which is home to Bania Luka, Bomba, Charlotte and many other eateries and watering holes. A great place to spend a sunny afternoon or a late night with friends.
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Kładka Bernatka
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A recent and modern addition to Krakow's river crossing, this footbridge allows easy access to an area that until not long ago was seldom visited by tourists. The footbridge leads right across to a small enclave of restaurants and bars and is a pleasant way to get to Old Podgórze.
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Bazylika Mariacka
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Steeped in history the architecture of this church is stunning with its signature Gothic altar by Veit Stoss. Listen to the famous trumpeter every hour on the hour or stop by for the occasional concerts held here.
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Kryspinów
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Why not relax like a local? Just a 20 minute bus ride outside the city, this old sand quarry turned lake provides a breath of fresh air just a few kilometers from the city center.
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Cmentarz Rakowicki
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Sprawling over about 42 hectares of land, this is one of Poland's best known cemeteries. This cemetery is an architectural and artistic gem with graves, tombs, and mausoleums of different shapes and sizes designed by different artists and in different styles.
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Ulica Szeroka
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Although its very touristy, many tourists don't realize that this spot is home to Helen Rubenstein's family home as well as the site of many scenes from the movie Schindler's List. Walking along this street you can imagine Jewish life in Krakow in the past which is helped by the Klezmer music played in some of the restaurants.
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