The end of Krakow’s blue pretzel carts?
The distinctive blue kiosks selling Krakow’s classic pretzels (obwarzanki) will soon be swept into the crumb-heap of history
Read moreThe distinctive blue kiosks selling Krakow’s classic pretzels (obwarzanki) will soon be swept into the crumb-heap of history
Read moreOn Saturday afternoon, protesters lined up along Szewska Street in the city centre to protest the Turkish-backed invasion of the Kurdish city of Afrin in Syria
Read more“Fury”: This was the theme of mass demonstrations yesterday in Krakow and throughout Poland against a renewed effort by the government to place greater restrictions on abortion
Read moreIf you noticed Krakow trams festively decked out with blue and white flags – that’s the flag of Krakow, by the way – it’s because today is the Feast of St. Joseph, the city’s patron.
Read moreThe demonstration was concurrent with a series of similar ones worldwide which were part of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Read moreThe City of Krakow has begun hosting Syrian poet and art critic Kholoud Charaf as a part of the International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN)
Read moreNo, they won’t take you to Hogwarts. But starting next month, retro trains will once again begin crisscrossing Lesser Poland, the Voivodeship in which Krakow lies.
Read moreRead about the new law limiting Sunday trade in Poland, plus our calendar of shop closures for the rest of the year (and a bonus comic!)
Read moreThis week, hundreds of women and their allies gathered in Krakow for the annual Women’s March in defense of their rights and dignity
Read moreCracovia gets used to an empty stadium, and Wisła’s Coach Carrillo continues searching for the elusive magic recipe
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