Poland 18 OCT 2026
Kraków named one of Europe’s friendliest cities, beating Paris and Rome
The former Polish capital ranked eighth in a major British travel magazine poll, outperforming tourism giants on hospitality.
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The former Polish capital ranked eighth in a major British travel magazine poll, outperforming tourism giants on hospitality.
Changes signed into law mean municipalities no longer need beneficial climate to levy nightly visitor charges, opening door for Kraków to reinstate tourist fee.
Łukasz Gibała says he will not sponsor events with 'partisan character' but still supports recognition of foreign same-sex marriages.
Polls opened Sunday morning as the southern Polish city chooses between two candidates following the recall of its previous mayor in May.
Average prices per square metre in Kraków reached a record high in September, surpassing the capital for the first time in years.