Krakow For You Agency offer accommodation in the most representative part of Krakow, in the vicinity of the finest monuments in the heart of Old Town. Both, Grodzka and Szczepanska ApartmentHouse are just on the Main Market Squere. The unique style of our apartments perfectly corresponds with the charm and atmosphere of Krakow.
We take with us a group of 70 people. In such situations, deployed in two reviews ApartmentHouse located in close proximity to each other. Our accommodation is high, guaranteed by the standard. In ApartmentHouse our guests have a sauna, massage, gym, studio, whirlpool and fitness. You can also use a conference room. We offer you also visit the most beautiful corners of Krakow and its surroundings with experienced guides. Prepare special trips to places such as the Shrine of Divine Mercy and Czestochowa, Auschwitz Museum and Wieliczka Salt Mine.
For connoisseurs of sophisticated eating meals prepared proposals selected, the most famous restaurants in Krakow. We can also organize banquets in the beautiful gardens of the Archeological Museum in Crakov.
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Krakow For You
Turist Organizer & Apartments Booking Center
ul. Grodzka 4, 31-006 Krakow
NIP: 676-218-59-23
Not everyone has or will soon get an opportunity to admire the picturesque whereabouts of the Sauthern Pacific. That is why it is a very good idea to visit exhibition room of the Jagiellonian Library in 3 Oleandry Street in Krakow where between 12th and 23rd April every visitor will feel as if he was on vacation. On 12th April 2010, at 11:00, the vernissage of the exhibition Whereabouts of the Southern Pacific will take place.
The phrase folk artist is not appealing to many people as repetition, schematic structure and naivety which are always present in folk art might seem unsophisticated or even boring. It must be admitted, however, that this lack of interest might also be caused by the fact that folk art is displayed in a clichd and fossilized way.
This negative rule is broken by the exhibition titled A Patch of Sky. Paintings by Dorota Lampart prepared by the Ethnographic Museum in Krakow.
