Time for Kraków / Cracow / Cracovie

This stunning city will always get a special place in my heart. That's my home, where I lived for 25 years, and where I back few times per year with a great pleasure and hope to stay there forever.

I bet some of you have already come to visit this lovely place, one of the oldest polish city, centre of cultural, academic and artistic life. I imagine you tried obważanek (bread roll) or famous ice-cream on Starowiślna street , listened hejnał from the northern tower St. Mary’s basilica, fed pigeons and got to know about some legends. You couldn’t not to visit Wawel Castel, Jewish or Nowa Huta quarter. If you got more time, maybe you took a boat on Wisła river or took a part in the cultural life. 

I could speak and speak about Cracow… But today my goal is to let you know that Cracow is on the 2^nd place (just a few votes behind Berlin) on the list the best cities to go in Europe made by Zoover.

So when you should come?

Maybe on September for taking a part in the great event – Dachshunds Parade!  The first one was organized by Przekrój (the oldest polish weekly newsmagazine, established just after the war) in 1973. It was canceled during Communism, and since 1994 each year, Dachshunds have their day in Cracow. We love these dogs, maybe because they are joyful and stubborn individualists. The aim of the parade is also to promote dog health and safety. Come and see thousands of costumed sausage dogs walking with their owners in the city centre…