Cracow - city in Poland

Cracow is a big but quiet, beautiful town in Poland, a city wrapped in legend where every moment becomes a moment of history. Cracow is situating on the south of Poland, near Wisla River.
If you are visited this city in the spring or summer, the weather will be sunny, so you will need to bring light clothes, sunglasses and hat. If you come in winter, you should bring worm clothes and umbrella. At this time of year it can get very windy and rainy.
There are plenty of places to stay in Cracow, such as hotels. If you are travelling on a small budget, it is best to stay at youth hostel - is cheaper.
Once you arrive in Cracow it is easy to get around. You can go on foot, by bus or by car. If you are stauing in the town centre, make sure you go by tram.
There is a lot to see in Cracow. For example, there are the Royal Castle at Wawel and the gothic St Mary's Basilica. During the day you should see Museums and Sukiennice. In the evening, you ought to go to pub or caffee. In the special atmosphere of the beautiful and mysterious streets of the Old Town and Kazimierz you will find everything you need to allow you to escape from everyday life.
If you want to buy a typical sourvenirs, it is best to sourvenirs shops or special galleries. You can take photos too. Cracow is beautiful...