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On 6 June Swedes celebrate their National Day. It commemorates two important events in the history of the country, proclamation of Gustav Vasa as King of Sweden in 1523 and adopting the constitution in 1809. 

On 5 June the Kingdom of Denmark celebrates Constitution Day. It marks the signing of Danish Constitution in 1849 and establishing the constitutional monarchy and the bicameral parliament.

On 17 May Norwegians are commemorating the signing of the Eidsvoll constitution. This document, signed on 17 May 1814 in Eidsvoll  declared Norway to be an independent kingdom and constitutional monarchy. 

She is a teacher assistant at Hoover Math & Science Academy in Schaumburg, one of Chicago's suburbs, who successfully runs the Polish Club there. Kraków the Open City introduces a woman with a passion and purpose who is promoting her native city of Kraków in the US.

Join us at Empathic Cities Forum 15-16 May in Kraków. This International Conference will address an important question for regional governments all over Europe: how to promote and protect human rights at the local level?

Kraków-Wow is the first Polish city collection now available to Internet users around the world. Google Arts & Culture, in cooperation with 13 Kraków cultural institutions, presents a new collection available online. The Kraków-Wow project is a virtual journey through the Polish capital of kings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

On 20 March 2023, at an official ceremony in the Meeting Room of Kraków City Council, the World Health Organization (WHO) honored Kraków for its efforts to create an age-friendly environment by officially accepting our city into the Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities. Andrzej Kulig, Deputy Mayor of Kraków, received the certificate from WHO representatives.

The open-air exhibition Women Who Built Kraków, which has been on display in front of the Wyspiański Pavilion on All Saints' Square since March, is an attempt to remind us of the extraordinary women's input in our local architecture. Come and see it!
 

On the morning of 24 February last year, news of the outbreak of war in Ukraine broke around the world. Kraków proved far from indifferent in the face of this tragic news and launched relief efforts for Ukraine, which was fighting the aggressor, and for the refugees arriving here in large numbers.

Milan Paul Kumar, a 10-year old old British boy from Bolton, accompanied by his parents, has visited out City. Milan is already recognizable in his native country due to his humanitarian activity and social involvement.