It is a city strongly connected with the polish history. It was the capital of Poland for many centuries and, although Cracow is devoid of that title now, it will remain the Polish kings’ residence forever. The citizens of Cracow are very proud of their city. Living in Cracow is the secret desire of many Poles. Young people from the all over Poland, and even from abroad, come to Cracow to study, a
longside the great number of tourists who come to meet interesting people and for sightseeing. All of them experience the unique atmosphere of a truly magic city that is full of life... even at night! Cracow is the cultural centre of Poland and it’s a perfect place to practice polish language. We want to build warm relations between our guests and the Poles. It is the best way to make our guests from abroad feel at home. You have to spend few days in Cracow to feel its atmosphere. This city reveals its charm bit by bit. A weekend – that’s not enough to see the whole city, but one week – it’s enough to fall in love with it! You should definitely see the biggest market square in Europe – the medieval Main Market Square. It is essential to visit the Wawel Castle, to take a walk through narrow lanes of old Jewish city – Kazimierz, or along the bank of The Vistula, take a rest in Planty Park and look at the city from the height of mounds.
