As one of the leading centres of Polish academia, culture and art, the city of Krakow is one of the country’s most important economic hubs and is said to hold the key into the secret world of true Polish history and identity. Well-known for its well-preserved medieval centre, its beautiful Old Town area and the charming Jewish quarter, Krakow is a city that fuses old and new, bringing Renaissance romance into a contemporary world. Loved for its lively and beer-fuelled nightlife, this incredible city has an electric evening atmosphere that can rival that of the capital; and from the arty cafes of Rynek Glówny to the dark underground wine cellars stretching from the Old Town to Kazimierz, you’ll be able to find a place to grab your favourite tipple because this dynamic southern Poland city really comes into its own when the sun goes down.