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Krakow has always been and is still today one of the most important cultural centres of Poland and was not without a reason named the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2000.
It hosts more than 30 large and small museums and art galleries, among them you will find the main branch of Poland's National Museum and the Czartoryski Museum, the latter featuring works by Leonardo and Rembrandt, eleven theatres, a philharmonics, an opera and operetta, as well as many annual and biannual artistic events. It was also a centre of the Christian and Jewish tradition likewise which are reflected in its architecture. No one interested in art, music or architecture will leave Krakow unsatisfied.
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Founded in 1879, Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, Krakow's national museum, is not only Poland's oldest but also its largest museum. It consists of 10 branches, 21 departments, 11 galleries and two libraries. The main building...
National Museum.
Founded in 1879, Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, Krakow's national museum, is not only Poland's oldest but also its largest museum. It consists of 10 branches, 21 departments, 11 galleries and two libraries. The main building...
National Museum.
Founded in 1879, Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, Krakow's national museum, is not only Poland's oldest but also its largest museum. It consists of 10 branches, 21 departments, 11 galleries and two libraries. The main building...
Manggha.
At the bank of the Vistula river, the Manggha Centre is a veritable nod to all things Japanese. As a branch of the National Museum in Krakow, the centre was specifically built to house the city's collection of old Japanese art...
Filharmonia Krakowska.
The Philharmonic orchestra was established in 1945. Due to its excellent reputation its concerts take place and are enjoyed in numerous countries. The venue of the artists, the Philharmonic hall is the largest concert hall in Cracow...
Jozef Mehoffer Manor.
Revered for his talent, Jozef Mehoffer was a painter, printmaker and decorative artist who also became a professor of art at Krakow’s academy. Mehoffer’s manor became a meeting place for the Mloda Polska – Young Poland movement...
The Krakow Academy of Dance.
The teachers of the Krakow Academy of Dance are alumni of renowned European ballet schools in Paris and Warsaw. They educate their students in many fields such as rhythm and coordination. The atmosphere is said...
ARS.
A cozy and definitely Krakowian atmosphere can be enjoyed in the ARS Cinema. In five halls there are not only shown mainstream Hollywood movies but also rather unknown European films. Due to the location...
