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Krakow Main Market Square or Rynek Glowny is located in the center of the city. The square is surrounded by several historical townhouses, medieval palaces and churches.
The Cloth Hall or the Sukiennice dominates the center of the square. Other landmarks include the Church of St. Adalbert, St. Mary’s Basilica, Town Hall Tower and the Adam Mickiewicz Monument. Many restaurants, cafes or pubs can be found on or nearby the square.
Various hotels, hostels and apartments can be found directly on the main square of Krakow’s old town. Some hotels offer luxurious rooms with unforgettable views of the Old Town and free Wi-Fi.
Many of the city’s most popular landmarks are nearby these hotels, such as the Cloth Hall and St. Mary’s Basilica. Guests have also many restaurants, pubs, cafés, and shops within easy walking distance.
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Hotel Stary – ( 0.2 km from the Main Market Square in Krakow )
This lavish and luxurious hotel is a winner of the Villegiature Award 2007 in the category of “Best Hotel Interior Design in Europe”.
Hotel Jan – ( 0.2 km from Main Market Square of Krakow Old City in Poland )
Our historic town house is five centuries old and located merely metres from the market square, striking the balance between tradition and modernity.
Hotel Wentzl – ( 0.1 km from Main Market Square Old City in Krakow Poland )
We have the pleasure to invite you to the “Wentzl” hotel, lodging situated in one of the most beautiful exhibited residential buildings of the Market Square- the 15th century former dwelling of the Cellarich.
The Main Market Square of Kraków is also known as Rynek Krakowski. It dates back to the 13th century and is the largest (200 by 200 meter square) medieval town square in Europe. The main landmarks of the Main Market square are the St. Mary’s Basilica (Kosciól Mariacki), the Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) and the St. Adalbert’s Church.
The Old Town is where most visitors of Krakow will begin their tour of the city, and where many of the key landmarks are to be found. Since 1989, it has undergone a major transformation, and the place is now really getting into its stride. Cafes, restaurants and shops are flourishing, whilst the black soot that cloaked much of the city has been painstakingly removed.
The area of the Old City of Krakow is bounded by the ring of lightly-forested parkland, known as the Planty, that used to mark the Old City walls and moat. The Wawel, the long-fortified hill at the southern end of the Krakow Old City, overlooks the River Vistula, and forms an integral part of this district. The centre of the Old City (and of Krakow itself) is the Rynek Glowny (the Main Marketplace) from which all the main streets radiate.
