Dear Sirs and Madams,
I would like to invite you to visit Krakow – a city that re-confirms its distinguished status among the most beautiful, most interesting and most fashionable cities in the world every day of the year.
Jacek Majchrowski
Mayor of the City of Krakow
Tourists are often forced to spend a couple of hours in a place where they should spend an entire week, or three days in a city that would take months to really become acquainted with. In such cases, visitors rely on the advice of random people or hurriedly browse through guide books, because all of them, even those bearing the title “One Weekend in …” frequently have fewer than one hundred pages of fine print. Therefore, travellers try to “make time stop” by taking photos or video, and they twist and turn in haste to see the most important things even from a distance. Such sightseeing leaves blurred, foggy memories maimed by tiredness and a feeling of insufficiency.
Therefore, we have prepared this leaflet for persons visiting our city. We cannot promise that visitors who make use of it will be able to experience Krakow in depth over the course of three days. Tourists have a lot to see: numerous monuments that make up the historical tissue of the city, a rich artistic and cultural life, a magical atmosphere creating numerous opportunities both for inhabitants and visitors to slow down, stand still and take a look… At the same time, Krakow may be the only city among all the well-known cultural centers where even a short visit may provide numerous sensations and a feeling of complete, genuine satisfaction.
This is what we would like to offer you - a look at Krakow which will allow you to feel the atmosphere of the city, at time leisurely, sometimes full of events, but always unique. Therefore, let us try to take a look at Krakow together, to see how three days could be spent here in the best way - and let us discover reasons to return again.
