Krakow attracts visitors with a rich cultural offer: a lot of concerts and other events take place there each year. Some of them, due to their popularity, have become regular events in the city. “Who wants to get to know Poland’s soul, should look for it in Krakow...” wrote Wilhelm Feldman. It was Krakow which was exclusively granted the prestigious title of the European Capital of Culture in the year 2000.

It is Krakow which concentrates most of the Polish museum resources.

It is Krakow’s Old Town which, together with Wawel and Kazimierz, was placed on the first UNESCO World Heritage List created in 1978 (among 12 most valuable objects in the world).

It is Krakow which has over 400 pubs, clubs and restaurants in the city centre itself ... and it is here that 900 000 people meet at over 3 000 spectacles and concerts thought the year.