Swedish kitchenware. One of my favourite shops to browse through on my way out from Galeria…read moreKazimierz, even when I am awkwardly carrying bags full of groceries from Alma, trying not to break anything while waddling around... Can be a bit pricy but they sure do have some great offers every now and then for the quality they provide. And the fact that they sell bottles of gløgg mixture (Scandinavian equivalent of grzaniec/mulled wine) before Christmas is of course an added bonus!

A shop specialising mostly in high quality kitchenware and goods for the home. You can get some…read morenice bargains if you shop during a sale. There are a lot of interesting items here. My favourite purchase is a special spoon with serrated edges specially for eating grapefruits.

We adore this ceramic store in Krakow. It is close to the city center. My husband and I went to…read moreabout 5 ceramic stores in the area and concluded that DekorArt has the best value for your buck. Quality pieces that are beautiful yet fairly priced. We ended up getting two lovely pie plates- one for me and one as a gift for my father-in-law. The gentleman who assisted us (I believe he was the owner) was incredibly nice and helpful. He packed our pie plates carefully. He even gave us some pretty napkins as gift with purchase. We highly recommend DekorArt Polish Pottery.

This is such a big mall it's almost overwhelming. So many huge stores. There is a train station in…read morethe basement so you can actually take the train right to it. It's very close to the city center. I would say the only drawback is that because of the train, it is constantly busy, it almost had an airport feel with lots of people hurrying around with suitcases.

It is a very very busy place with big mall, with large variety of stores, food court, individual…read morerestaurants & a grocery store. Train station on lower level. Biggest issue- lack of women's bathrooms. What ever bathroom you go to there are 3 or 4 stalls & a long line. ALWAYS. Been there at least 20x never without a long line. Very poor planning for a place this big.

Souvenir Shop…read more Located right in the popular Rynek Główny, chock full of fun items to take back to your friends and family back home. I usually purchase magnets and t-shirts for my friends so I know exactly what I'm looking for. Purchased 3 magnes and brelok (pendant) but it was really just a stuffed keychain of their mascot, a dragon. Good service, friendly staff.

A very nice woman's fashion store, nice selection, and good prices.read more

Instead of getting a lame, wooden-esque souvenir from Sukiennice, check out the unquestionable king…read moreof modern-day Polish design at the moment: Pan Tu Nie Stał. The name literally translates to "Mister, That's Not Your Spot!" which is a direct reference to the tradition of queuing everywhere to get your ration(s) when Poland was a communist state: People's Republic of Poland (PRL). The strength of PTNS is its repurposing/repackaging of old Polish designs, relying heavily on nostalgia and playing with the polish language. For example, one of their most popular designs is a t-shirt with the word "Dziadostwo", meaning 'trash' or something of shady quality. They've been releasing a new version of the same word for years now! I myself have four "Dziadostwo" t-shirts hanging in my closet as we speak... I think that's enough for one lifetime though, no? Anyways, many of the articles of clothing are all about a single word (ex. "ziarno" (grain), "naleśniki" (crepes), "remont" (renovation)) or a funky phrase (ex. "Wielki Elektownik" (The Big Electrician), "Działka moje hobby" (My garden is my hobby", "Zimny drań" (Cold-stoned bastard) or some kinda pattern. They draw their strength & appeal from the simplicity of it. This particular store is on the smaller side but it's packed to the max with PTNS goods. If you don't see something in your size, simply ask the retail person. She/he will be more then happy to assist. The only downside to this space that there's only one changing room, and sometime you might need to wait a bit. So if you're looking for pants, socks, backpacks, totes, baseball caps, pins, books, pencils, scarves, mugs - and then some - this is the place.. Get something practical & unique from the city of Krak! P.S. They have a loyalty program, for every 59zł spent you get a stamp, a total of 10 stamps gets you a free t-shirt. To be redeemed only in-store though.

This is a cute store with locally designed goods. Would recommend for cool, hipster graphic tees at…read morea reasonable price. They have men's, women's and also children's clothing. Also they have cute tote bags and travel cases.

I won't lie. There…read morewere a specific set of people I was purchasing souvenirs for so I was busy hitting up all the souvenir shops in every European country I was in. The beauty of the town squares in Europe is that they are centered pretty much near the historical attractions so it was easy running into a Zara while looking for a coat due to a sudden drop in temperatures or to the local post office set up in a carriage. Ashop is a fabulous little store that carries all the known souvenirs : magnets, cups, t-shirts, pens, notebooks and more. I purchased a few items: 1 pocziowkh 1 koszulka Magnets and a t-shirt for 78.00 PLN which comes out to around only 20 dollars. The staff here are kind and very helpful, despite their limited English. Just learn how to say thank you and they will appreciate it. "dziękuję"

Came one night to see what kind of racks for clothing they had and maybe look for shelves. The…read morestore is set up with rows of different displays you could buy or different types of hangers. The lady was helpful and we got what we needed. Once you complete your order you go downstairs and drive to the back where the pick up spot is and they load it for you. Cool store I would be back.