Jama Michalika is one of the most popular coffee place in Krakow. It was opened in 1895 and from ordinary café, it has quickly became a favourite place of artists meetings. What's interesting, 'jama' means 'cave' in english. The place was called like this, cause... it had no windows then!
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Loading ...Interested in art, modern designs, or just want to spend your time more productively rather than by sitting another hour in pub or restaurant? Here's the great news for you - newly opened Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow - MOCAK! Soon to be a must see place in Krakow.
(5 rating, 1 votes) Loading ...Even if you're not an expert in the field of photography, or even a big fan- here's the must-see point of your travel map in Krakow. The famous World Press Photo exhibition is now available to see in Poland!
(5 rating, 1 votes) Loading ...As exotic as it sounds Krakow actually have a centre for Japanese culture. Let's say even more - it's a great place of culture.
(5 rating, 6 votes) Loading ...The Princes Czartoryski Museum – the oldest Polish art and history museum of enormous value and great tradition. Home to The Lady With An Ermine by Leonardo da Vinci.
(4.33 rating, 3 votes) Loading ...National Museum in Krakow has many buildings and branches all around Krakow. One common characteristic is that all of them host the best polish art.
(3 rating, 3 votes) Loading ...BUNKIER SZTUKI presents international modern art, in a wide cultural context. It is open to multimedia art, video and performance. One of the most important places on the cultural map of Krakow.
(5 rating, 4 votes) Loading ...A museum of photographs tracing remainings of formerly flourishing jewish culture in galicia - a region which is now partly within Poland and Ukraina.
(3.71 rating, 7 votes) Loading ...Piwnica Pod Baranami, or the Lambs Cellar, is the most bizarre and the most wonderful cabaret in Poland.
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