[2025 Krakow Attraction] Travel Guide for Town Hall Tower (Updated Jul)

It’s a very European-feel old town that is a UNESCO world heritage site. At the heart of the old town is Rynek Glowny, the largest medieval town square in Europe. The architecture and charming cafes is perfect for exploring around the area. One of these is the Gothic structure, Wieza Ratuszowa, the Town Hall Tower which dates back to the 13th century. The old town offers a mix of history, culture and modern-day vibrancy. Definitely a must go in Krakow !

#centraleurope #Krakow is filled with culinary gems, but Pierogi Cracovia stands out as one of the city’s most iconic spots for trying authentic Polish dumplings. Located right in the heart of the historic center, this restaurant is perfect for a meal before or after exploring the charming streets and landmarks of Old Town. Their menu offers every type of pierogi you could imagine, from the classic potato and cheese to creative versions with wild mushrooms, spinach, or even sweet fillings like berries. A full plate of pierogi costs around 25 to 40 PLN (approximately 6 to 10 USD), making it an affordable and satisfying experience. After enjoying your meal, I highly recommend taking a walk around Krakow’s Main Square, one of Europe’s largest medieval squares, or visiting St. Mary’s Basilica nearby. The location of Pierogi Cracovia makes it an ideal starting point for exploring. 📍 Where to find it: Pierogi Cracovia is right in the Old Town, a short walk from the Cloth Hall and the central market square. If you are visiting Krakow, this spot is a must for both the food and the atmosphere around it.

Great experience! Easy to get to the centre from the airport on public transport and reasonably ££ too. Would defiantly do a short trip like this again! Great people and plenty of restaurants and stalls to try.

Krakow's Old Town is one of Poland's most historic and culturally rich areas, full of medieval charm. Walking on the cobblestone streets, you can admire Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, such as the magnificent St. Mary's Basilica and the thousand-year-old Wawel Castle. The Main Market Square is the largest medieval square in Europe, bustling with activity, where street performers, horse-drawn carriages, and cafes create a unique atmosphere. This place is not only a tourist attraction but also a significant witness to Polish history. From the old city walls to the Jewish quarter, every corner tells the story of Poland. Strolling through it feels like traveling through time, experiencing the unique charm and profound cultural heritage of Krakow.

Just returned from an incredible trip to Kraków, where we stayed in the heart of the Jewish Quarter (Kazimierz). The area was full of character, with its vibrant cafés, historic synagogues, and an amazing food scene. We visited Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory, a powerful and moving experience that shed light on Kraków’s WWII history. Wandering through the streets of Kazimierz, we discovered hidden courtyards, local street art, and some of the best pierogi in the city! Kraków is a city that blends history with modern charm, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and meaningful travel experience. #Krakow #JewishQuarter #SchindlersFactory #TravelMoments #PolandAdventures Let me know if you’d like any changes!

Krakow, the ancient capital of Poland. A beautiful city that was once the territory of the House of Habsburg and the capital of Poland. The main attraction is the central square of the old town, surrounded by castle walls. Although it is simple, you can feel the former splendor everywhere. The symbols of the square are St. Mary's Church, with its impressive asymmetrical twin towers, and the tower of the Old Town Hall, which exudes history. In the center of the square lies the Old Cloth Hall, inside which are lined with souvenir shops. Tours of the alleys of the old town in a horse-drawn carriage while listening to the sound of hoofbeats also seem to be popular. There are many restaurants in the square where you can enjoy traditional Polish cuisine.

#bucketlistreboot Another tower you won’t miss is the Town Hall Tower. It’s one of the focal points of the main market square. As we walk towards our next attraction – Wawel Castle, you can enjoy the beautiful facade of St. Peter and Paul Church, a Roman Catholic Polish Baroque church. Next you can go to Wawel Castle and Wawel Cathedral and on your way up to the castle, you will also see the Wawel Dragon Statue (Smok Wawelski). This is a famous dragon in Polish mythology and there are many popular stories about how the dragon was defeated. The statue itself is great for a quick photo next to this 6m tall dragon. #krakow #poland

Continue flying from Prague to a country that may not be as famous as Poland, but it is actually a hidden gem because in addition to its rich and long history, which has spanned all eras, the cost of living is very cheap. The weather is great in the summer. In the city, there are green parks and clean buildings. Tourists come to see the churches, mostly in the main square, where there are many shops and museums. If you come here, try to visit the church in the middle of the city. It is very beautiful inside. #TravelEurope