BAGRY

One of the largest water reservoirs in Cracow. Bagry is an ideal place to relax with family or friends and enjoy the beautiful summer weather. A bathing site, beach, gym, two marinas and sandy sports fields – all in one place, so you can swim on water bikes and canoes, play beach ball or just relax on a sandy beach. There's something for everyone. Enjoy!

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CRACOW GARDEN OF EXPERIENCES

Something for the youngest? 70 interactive devices that demonstrate physical phenomena, 17 kinds of rocks present in the architecture of Cracow, Zapachowo and Lem-Byrinth, a sledge track, a curling set and a huge sandpit. Interactive installations, new attractions and numerous experiments especially for you in the Cracow Garden of Experiences. Take your child and enjoy together an extraordinary experience in this magical place.

BERNATEK'S FOOTBRIDGE - THE LOVE BRIDGE IN CRACOW

Cracow: the city of love! By bicycle, scooter or by foot? All sightseeing methods are allowed in Cracow. And when you travel with your other half, go from Podgórze to Kazimierz through Father Bernatek's Footbridge – a favourite place for couples. You will find there: thousands of lovers' padlocks, nine acrobat figures balancing on the ropes and beautiful LED lighting in the evening. Just the perfect place for lovers!

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CRACOW FOR THE FEARLESS

Not for the faint-hearted, Lost Soul Alley is an interactive museum dedicated to the basic human emotion, fear. It's still great fun and a big hit with visitors. For souvenir shopping, the area around Rynek Główny square is recommended.

AMAZING CRACOW

For over 600 years, a bugle call, delivered from the tower of St. Mary's Church, has marked the passing of every hour, a custom entirely unique to Cracow. Only four female portraits by Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci exist worldwide and the most beautiful of them – Lady with an Ermine hangs in Cracow for all to admire.

THE KAZIMIERZ DISTRICT

Cracow is characterised by numerous Jewish buildings. Thanks to the film Schindler's List (and the fact that the Enamel factory has been opened to the public) the Kazimierz Jewish quarter has been extensively renovated. Numerous tours are available on which you can learn about the history and inhabitants of the quarter.

SACRED CRACOW

No visit would be complete without a tour of the churches of Cracow, which illustrate how the city has developed over the centuries. Don't miss the Franciscan Church, the Wawel Cathedral or the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul.

CRACOW EXCURSIONS

If you have time for a day trip out of Cracow, take a tour of the Wieliczka Salt Mines, where you'll find chambers carved out of rock salt, eerie underground salt lakes, unique salt sculptures and a sumptuous network of rooms. Explore 3 km of labyrinthine corridors, climb 800 steps and descend to the darkest depths, 135 metres below the earth's surface – what are you waiting for!

LANCKORONA

The little village of Lanckorona, just 30 km from Cracow, is famous for its romantic flair. Warm up with a cup of hot coffee on the market square before strolling to the castle. Enjoy the time spent with your loved one in the fresh air of the surrounding woods.