Winter in Poland is a good time for people who like to spend their free time in the evenings. It starts to get dark around 4 p.m., so during these long evenings you can...
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Do you want to learn Polish? Then you’re in the right place! We’re providing courses on all levels. You can study in the morning or in he evening, take an intensive daily course or visit us regularly twice a week. Or perhaps the most suitable for you would be weekends?
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Murals conquer Kraków! Day by day on walls, stores, blocks there are more and more expressive pictures. They occur especially in districts and neighborhoods that are associated with the gray, communist past. These paintings accustom a space anew, add color, and sometimes tell stories… Take a look! 😉
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The Main Square, Kazimierz, cracovian museums – those are definitely the “must see”. Though if you stay for a little longer in the city, you might be also interested in green areas of Kraków.
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Dejó sus huellas en varios sitios de Cracovia... Seguramente habéis oído hablar de él muchas veces... La popularidad del dragón de Wawel, símbolo, mascota y signo distintivo de Cracovia, es indiscutible.  Un dragón de peluche, un dragón de chocolate, un dragón sobre la camiseta y por fin una estátua de dragón en la Colina de Wawel a la orilla del Vístula... ?Pero de dónde ha venido? ?Y qué...
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