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Bursting with exhilarating cultural experiences, Krakow is well known for its historic buildings, unique architecture and the legend of a dragon, who lives on the Polish landmark, Wawel Hill.
Read on to discover everything you need to know about the must-see parts of the city, doable in just 48 hours. For traditional Ukrainian dumplings, pierogi Ukrainskie, Wiśniowy Sad on Grodzka Street comes highly recommended. Located between the market square and Wawel Castle, it is ideally located for a refreshment rest on a day of sightseeing. Other recommended meals to try are the żurek or the borscht.
Additionally, not far from the Market Square are the Vistula Boulevards, which is a beautifully lit place for an evening stroll, and if you fancy a vibrant evening at a club, plenty of venues can be found on Szewska Street.
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