Berlitz Publishing - Berlitz Pocket Guide Krakow

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Top Attraction #1 Gregory Wrona/Apa Publications Rynek Gwny The medieval market square is Krakws lively heart.

Top Attraction #2 Corrie Wingate/Apa Publications National Museum Where the best in Polish fine art, decorative arts and arms and armour can be seen.

Top Attraction #2 Corrie Wingate/Apa Publications National Museum Where the best in Polish fine art, decorative arts and arms and armour can be seen.

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Top Attraction #3 Gregory Wrona/Apa Publications Wawel Ruling from its castle and cathedral, kings made this the centre of power in Poland for centuries. For more information, .

Top Attraction #4 Gregory Wrona/Apa Publications The Planty A restful ring of parkland surrounding the busy Old Town. For more information, .

Top Attraction #5 Gregory Wrona/Apa Publications St Marys Basilica This medieval church is impressive inside and out.

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Top Attraction #6 Corrie Wingate/Apa Publications Kazimierz This cutting-edge district also offers a wealth of Jewish heritage. For more information, .

Top Attraction #7 Shutterstock Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK) See the best of Polish and international contemporary art in this stylish modern cultural centre. For more information, .

Top Attraction #8 Corrie Wingate/Apa Publications Lords Ark Church In the Communist showcase of Nowa Huta, this remarkable edifice stands apart as a monument to the Poles fervent Catholic faith.

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Top Attraction #9 Corrie Wingate/Apa Publications Auschwitz Confront the face of evil at its two death camps. For more information, .

Top Attraction #10 zbieg2001/Fotolia Tarnw A perfectly preserved Galician gem. For more information, .