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Anonymous07/11/25, 16:05No.2801826Krakow Cracovia Cracow
Anyone ever been to this city? I might make a detour and pay a visit but I'd like to spice it up with some amusement like rollercoasters, I heard there's a place called Energyland, is it fun and worth the money?
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Anon07/11/25, 16:06No.2801827
my bad, it's Energylandia*
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Anon07/12/25, 15:08No.2802068
fuck off we're full
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Anon07/12/25, 15:12No.2802070
lol i was homeless in krakow from early july to late September last year
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Anon07/12/25, 18:51No.2802091
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check catalog bruhKrakow worth visiting.
Warsaw is not.
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Anon07/13/25, 00:28No.2802171
Take a day trip to Wieliczka Salt Mine if you can.
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Anon07/16/25, 00:01No.2802977
Dont go. It's incredibly full. Go to somewhere more your speed, like Berlin, or Brighton, instead.
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Anon07/16/25, 13:33No.2803143
Anyone been to the Polish Air Force museum? Hoping to see it next time I visit Krakow
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Anon07/16/25, 22:03No.2803282
Krakow is inexpensive and beautiful. I regret not attending a soccer match while I was there. I did get in trouble for pissing against the Bazylika Mariacka (I was drunk, needed to go and thought I went into an alleyway), so I would advice you to not piss against the Bazylika Mariacka. If this is a dealbreaker, you probably should not go, but if it isn't, then enjoy.
You can also make a day trip to Oswieczim.
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Anon07/17/25, 09:45No.2803442
I was there years ago and it was nice enough, except for annoying whores with red umbrellas pestering passers by to go to strip clubs.
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Anon07/20/25, 16:55No.2804364
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Anon07/20/25, 16:59No.2804368
Shit city, full of drunk, aggressive anglos, and gets boring after 5 minutes. All the buildings are the same, it's not cheap any more, and the people are rude as fuck, and don't want you there.
Go to Prague, instead.
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Anon07/27/25, 12:55No.2806385
Recommend you go to Old Market at evening to see how cultural enrichment looks like
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Anon07/27/25, 12:56No.2806386
I visited Krakow as a teen and we had free time in the main town square and apparently this guy in a trenchcoat flashed some of the girls in our groups and they acted really traumatized.
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Anon07/30/25, 11:26No.2807254
Any thread about Krakow is the work of single delusional local, larping as a tourist or otherwise. He's been shitting up /int/ for ages and get's easily triggered when someone mentions Prague.
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Anon08/05/25, 19:25No.2809190
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Anon08/13/25, 02:03No.2812068
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Anon08/17/25, 19:37No.2813727
It looks beautiful. Are they welcoming to Asian people or are they very racist?
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Anon08/17/25, 20:07No.2813746
Going to Krakow next week - of the things I've booked Energielandia is on there, they have their own bus shuttle service from the city centre and you can book a return trip for a few Euros.It seems that public transport connections to other parts of Europe are pretty generous.The city does have a reputation for stagnites here (bongland) which I imagine explains the drunk bongs, even I'm going to a party hostel for the cheapness.
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Anon08/21/25, 18:21No.2815284
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Anon08/22/25, 19:16No.2815660
Can we agree that Polish girls are teh most beuatiful girls in europe?
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Anon09/15/25, 21:20No.2824002
Good-morning anon,I've been to the city a couple weeks ago for a few days. Krakow became one of my favourite cities in Europe, it has some great day trips (Wieliczka salt mine, Auschwitz, Energielandia) and more interesting niches such are the army and aviation museums, or the arcade in the east of the city.You can get to Energielandia either by the park's dedicated shuttle bus (I believe the fare I 4-6 Euro return, but don't quote me on that). I took it though as the return is at 20:00 and I had a splitting headache, I walked to the train station (20 min. walk from the park) and went back to Krakow at 18:00. I love theme parks and Energielandia is great, Zadra is obviously the highlight. Hyperion is great and rides very smooth. Mayan is a generic SLC albeit a very smooth one. Formula is meh, Abyssus is essentially Formula but fun.Wieliczka salt mines were great though I went early in the day, I hear it gets very busy and it certainly seemed that way around mid-day. Wieliczka itself is like a nice suburb of Krakow with its own little square. There's a salt graduation tower that you can get a ticket for which is cheap and is worth the experience, in my opinion.Auschwitz is fun, its spread over two sites (Auschwitz I and what is essentially the extension, Birkenau). You arrive get a guided tour (you're only allowed tours, you don't get to roam free) and take a shuttle from the tourist centre to Birkenau and back.I additionally walked around the town, went to Wawel (its more an uphill area you walk into), its worth paying for the Cathedral visit if you're interested in history. I've never seen so many national heroes entombed in one place, there's also a sculpture of a fire-breathing dragon nearby. Walking around the Vistula itself is pretty fun and you can come across a concert venue, a small amusement park and a bunch of decent coffee houses, milk bars and restaurants during that walk.
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Anon10/03/25, 19:24No.2829519
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Anon10/03/25, 22:31No.2829549
Unsound festival is this month in Krakow, last year I had great fun there dancing to hyperdub anniversary mix (dubstep , 2step stuff), saw some people from all over the world. It may hard tockets now tho, depends who playing
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Anon10/04/25, 00:27No.2829577
I miss shopping at Polish Carrefour. It's one of the best supermarkets I've ever visited, particularly with its pricing.
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Anon10/04/25, 11:43No.2829686
I'm Polish, and if I'm honest with you, I don't get why people visit Poland for tourism. And I especially don't get why someone would go to Poland just for one city as everything in this country is spread out. It's not Czechia where you can go to Prague, see tons of stuff there, maybe some towns around it, and get a good feel for this place. In Poland there are multiple "big" cities, which makes it so that none of them are that dominant and none of them are that great of a tourist attraction.And I wouldn't recommend someone just to go to Krakow as you will run out of stuff to see there in 1,2 days. Unless you also travel to Wieliczka and Energylandia. Same with other cities in the country.
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Anon10/07/25, 17:48No.2830562
when i was there there was a food truck spot that was cool,
also you can take a trip to the Wieliczka salt mine, very famous
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Anon10/11/25, 02:53No.2831646
Is Poland or Krakow in specific a good place to visit for the New Year's Eve? I got recommended Krakow by Copilot and apparently their winter markets run until Jan instead of closing after Christmas like the German ones. So I have some question for people who already visited it:>Is Krakow really better than Warsaw even though it is only the secondary Polish city?
>Why is Krakow so expensive? A random Indigo hotel is 200+ euro per night. I paid the same price while I was staying at the Kempinski in Budapest and in Warsaw, it is only 150-200 euros
>Is it dangerous for East Asians to visit Eastern Europe? I heard Polish nationalist target Asians a lot. I am also American and there are supposed to be a lot of Ukrainians hating us for abandoning them.
>Is Poland a bad idea and should I just go to Vienna instead? I originally planed to go there but watching several vids about Vienna Islamization dissuaded me