Community and Local.
Like many East European cities Krakow had once been a melting-pot of cultures, traditions, religions and languages which changed in the course of the turbulent history. However, now due to the opening of the country to the west after the communist area it regains its international charm, especially with all the foreign students coming to study there.
Krakow oldest city districts are Stare Miasto (Old Town), the Wawel District, Stradom and Kazimierz, as well as the ancient town of Kleparz. Ulica Kanoniczna (the Canonical Street) leading to the Wawel Castle is considered to be the city’s oldest street. It the last two centuries its population multiplied 32 times and the area even more than 45 times.
Kids and Youth.
Krakow is a city of art, architecture and culture – three words that don't exactly rouse much excitement in your average 9 year old or even 15 year old for that matter! But this small and friendly cultural capital can be as entertaining...
Spouses.
For a spouse, moving to another country in order to support their partner's new venture can be a difficult challenge. Even when there are children involved, the day of an expat spouse can be excruciatingly long and lonely if they...
Students.
170,000 students attend 15 institutes of higher education in Krakow. The largest of these institutes is Jagiellonian University, with over 44,000 students. Needless to say, students are integral to Krakow's vibrant and youthful...
