European Day of Languages celebrated
The European Day of Lanugages was celebrated in Krakow’s Rynek Glowny.
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Foreigners from all walks make effort to master Polish
Polish language courses are popular among exchange students and business managers. A fresh approach to teaching helps keep courses interesting.
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Krakow: City of temples
Krakow is famous worldwide for its beautiful churches, built in different styles from Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance through Baroque to Neoclassical.
Read moreSchool starts with new fashion
A new school rule was recently introduced by former Education Minister Roman Giertych. Education officials said a key reason for mandating uniforms is to prevent students from being distracted by fashion to the detriment of their studies.
Read moreOutstanding “Surf and Turf” cuisine at Krakow’s Radisson SAS Hotel
For a long time, it was difficult for seafood lovers to find something extraordinary in Krakow. And eating a good fresh fish together with meat? Unthinkable! But recently that has changed.
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Animal abuse in Zakopane
Sheep getting their photos taken with tourists on Zakopane’s main Krupowski promenade are suffering from abuse, claims the Animal Care Society.
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Lviv: The undiscovered city
Tourists who want to see the gems of Central and Eastern Europe include Prague, Budapest and Krakow in their itineraries.
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Playing it safe on Krakow’s virtual side
Krakow has become Poland’s first virtual city in the popular online game Second Life, where players can create a character who travels, works, bargains and even eats in virtual restaurants.
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Krakow ? a bike friendly city?
Riding a bike in Krakow is a bit like playing an extreme sport ? except when riding along a bicycle path.
Read moreBuilding of cable railway continues amid fuss
Despite a court ruling that the Ministry of Environment violated the law by agreeing to the modernization of the aerial-cabin cableway to Kasprowy Wierch, the building continues.
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