May we suggest?
Enjoy the treasures of autumn.
Living in the “global village”, we might have become slightly disconnected from the traditional practices based on the natural rhythm of seasons. We might have forgotten that autumn, the season following harvest and preceding winter, was the time of plenty for our grandfathers and their grandfathers’ grandfathers as well. The time when larders and granaries were full, and you could follow the carpe diem maxim, and enjoy the pleasures of the well-laden table pushing away the thought about the first frosty breaths of winter. More
Wawel: your royal treat, free of charge.
There is no more place more quintessentially Polish than Wawel. In November, the month when Poland celebrates its Independence Day, the Royal Castle opens to visitors for free. More
Salt’s in the air.
Breathing air imbued with microscopic droplets of salty water has curative properties as such a salt aerosol is restorative for lungs. Supported with observations, that knowledge prompted opening of underground spas in the salt mines and the construction of graduation towers. More
Kraków’s modern heritage.
Entered on UNESCO’s original World Heritage List, the ancient city of Kraków has a modern face, which it eagerly demonstrates. Modern art is proudly made and displayed here, not only in studios and museums but also in public space. More
Małopolska has more to offer. Look and see:
