There are a lot of modern trams and buses in our city. They even go beyond the borders of Cracow and they also run at night. Cracow has also got fast trams which conncet sothern and nothern districts of the city. Tickets are quite cheap and people can also buy season tickets if they go to shool or work regulary by bus or train. Cracow hasn't got a tube (an underground) becouse of historic…

Te Main Market is like a theatre stage or a circus ring or a concert hall...

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In Cracow (Krakow), the ancient capital of Poland, there is a Church in the Market Square. It is a tall, graceful building built of brick, in the Gothic style, with a richly adorned interior. It had two towers, one of which is a little higher than the other and more ornate. From the taller tower a fanfare is played by a trumpeter, every hour. It is repeated four times, but always ends abruptly, on a broken note. Here is the legend behind this tradition:



One day in the 13th century,… Continue

Long ago in Poland’s early history, On the River Vistula, there was a small settlement of wooden huts inhabited by peaceful people who farmed the land and plied their trades. Near this village was Wawel Hill. In the side of Wawel Hill was a deep cave. The entrance was overgrown with tall, grass, bushes, and weeds. No man had ever ventured inside that cave, and some said that a fearsome dragon lived within it. The young people of the village didn’t believe in the dragon. The old people of the… Continue