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A brilliant cafe in the heart of the Old Town. If you want well-made drinks and a proper 'local' atmosphere, this is definitely a place worth visiting. In the summer tables deck the pavement outside, and the bar provides a nice and smoky atmosphere to get lost in during those harsh winter days. Vodkas worth trying are Piołunówka (wormwood), and straight up Wyborowa, in summer with tonic and lemon. It is one of the first cafes to open in the morning (around 6.30am), and produces freshly-made sandwiches which are just the ticket for a hangover from the night before, or simply a bite on your way to work.

This is my favourite cafe and highly recommended for anyone who wants to chill out with some nice nibbles, juices, teas or a quiet beer.

From the seventeenth century when the medieval city of Krakus was said to be the most famous city in Poland, nothing has changed.

Krakow is the city of artists, intellectuals and scientists where the culture, history and tradition entwine in quiet streets and charming houses.

For nearly 600 years Krakow was the capital of Poland. The first books and a newspaper were printed here as well as the Polish post was founded and the first renaissance works created.

The Krakow Academy, where Mikołaj Copernicus studied was the first Polish university, while the Wawel Hill was the place for royal coronations and interments.

Time passes in Krakow in a pretty different way, giving tourists a chance to look deep into the extraordinary history of the city and Poland.

Best Regards and have a nice stay in Krakow

Adrian wwwYourKrakowTours.com