Not what I expected?! Lots of fun and screams as I was joined by 4 strangers who made it a great…read moreexperience for me. Go scream, cry and laugh as it was memorable

If you like a good scare and escape rooms, then this is the place for you! Come with an open mind…read moreand have no expectations. Yes, it's scary, but thankfully you have the option to make it less scary by saying no touching (your wrists/hands) by the workers. If you have some extra time in Krakow, then I highly recommend doing this activity.

This place is super cool. Note you buy tickets on one side of the market building and then walk…read morearound to the far side to the elevator to take you down. It was about 35PLN/pp, we didn't have to pay for the toddler. Once underground it is much larger then it initially appears. It has recently opened since the site was still being excavated in 2005, but the ruins date back to mid-10th century. It is very cool to realize that this whole city/civilization you are walking through is now buried under the city center. When you come above ground it's remarkable still to think it's all under you. Kid friendly, clean, lots of fun exhibits and everything has English subtitles.

This underground (literally) museum was a great experience. It was a little difficult to spot the…read moremain entrance as it's on the same building as the cloth hall and there's lots of shops. The crowd was decent and there's a lot to see. There's screens that make it interactive with descriptions where you can choose your language and read. It's definitely for children that can read and older. Toddlers or non-readers might not find interest in it. There's a lot to see and you can easily spend 2-3 hours there if you take interest and read.

It's the iconic gated fortress that defended the city from its enemies back in medieval times. I…read moremust say that it's very well-preserved for a Gothic fortification built in 1498. It's located at the end of Floriańska Street, and just outside of Florian's Gate. The Barbican once had a bridge connecting it to Florian's Gate. You can still see the moat around it today. The part of the moat that extended to the city walls and surrounded the city is now called Planty Park. It's easy to imagine what it all looked like just be seeing a map of the city with the park surrounding it. There's also a model of it near Florian's Gate and the remnants of the wall. It's a very nice design. It's all part of the Museum of Kraków. There's a small fee for admission to view the exhibits inside, and to walk up to the upper levels for views of the city and wall. I didn't see many people entering on a Sunday morning, and it was definitely open. We were just meeting up at this location for a walking tour of Old Town. It was nice to see & learn about it at the beginning of the tour.

A small, but lively exhibit. It has the benefit of being adjacent to the old city without actually…read morebeing in it. This means smaller crowds, quicker access to trams to move away from the center, and a nearby open air market with excellent produce.

Pinball and beer. If you're into either of these things, then a visit here is well worthwhile. You…read morepay by the hour and play unlimited amount of games. Be respectful and don't put your beer on the games to avoid damaging them. There is not just pinball, but other old school arcade game cabinets. This is definitely an ideal place to have some good old fun without fancy iPad screens.

Totally unexpected find on our one day in Krakow! We expected to like the historic landmarks and…read moremuseums, but this was one of the highlights of the day. Flat rate to play all the games you want? Score! I wish we'd found this sooner, because we were only here for about an hour, and had a blast trying out the games from the 70s to the 2000's. Almost all the machines are in playable condition, and there are a lot. Great fun for an afternoon.

Hmm... Yelp has a separate listing for the Castle and the Cathedral. The Cathedral is on the castle…read moregrounds; you can't get there without going into the castle area. So... basically just do it all. The castle grounds are within solid brick walls. The main building is heavily art work and tapestries. The cathedral has some really creative tombs. I'll attach pictures - better than words. There's also a small cave that you can go through and see a dragon statue that breathes fire periodically. The cathedral and the cave cost a small amount. We got an English speaking tour guide for the castle which really helped us understand the history. Poland's been through some tough times and came out successful.

There's no way that you can stay in Kraków and not see Wawel Castle. It's the heart and soul of the…read morecity. A national treasure! The castle grounds, cathedral, and royal residences are all very impressive. You can spend as much time as you want up there taking in the views of the city and the castle complex. There's no admission fee to walk around the castle grounds. It's a small fee to enter the cathedral to see the exhibits, royal tombs, and the bell tower. There are separate fees to enter the residences and the museum. I didn't see any combo tickets offered to see everything. However, I believe you can purchase them online if you know exactly what you want to see on the day of your visit. We just bought our tickets at the cathedral ticketing office. There wasn't much of a wait in the afternoon on a weekday. We actually visited twice during our stay since our hotel was nearby. The first time was during a walking tour of Old Town. We decided to go back a 2nd time on our own to see the cathedral & gardens. It was a beautiful sunny day.

This is a hidden away gem, you have to call on the gate telephone to come in. The place is a board…read moregame pub. There is only a small flag outside to indicate that you've come to the right place. Most tables are reserved, so I guess they have a regular crowd. The wait staff is friendly and speak excellent English. Prices are low. The game selection is huge. I do recommend making a reservation if you want to play a game. Come here with a group of friends and enjoy!

Drink beer, play board games. I like the format. The choice of games is wide, you will definitively…read morefind something new and interesting. Many games are in polish, but it's not a big issue. We played Dixit (a card game with crazy pictures) in a company of ten and it was fine.

Select is club dedicated to gaming. On offer are a variety of game consoles as well as board games…read more You get to play for free if you buy a beer. The place feels pretty spartan overall. The life-size statue of Big Daddy (from BioShock) that greets you at the bar is kinda cool though. Select doesn't compare well with similar establishments, like Cybermachina. I found it rather lacking in atmosphere. The bar is also weak, selling only bottled beers. The place does have the distinct advantage of size. There's probably enough room for a hundred people. If you're hosting a party of 20, 30 people, Select would have no problem accommodating you.

I had a chance to visit Drukarnia Club yesterday. There was also event going on- Italian Songs…read moreFestival I . The place is really magical, located by the river and overlooking Kladka Bernatka, so lovely views around during the evening hours. I like the layout of the club and colours inside. I think the bar is really charming and service is good too. It is great place to pop in while walking around the area. Italian songs were great too. :) All together really magical evening I had. Songs, weather and style.

a very nice place to visit! great ambience, a wonderful place for a date or a meeting with friends…read more a good selection of craft beer in the fridge plus some good beer on draft.