A square like this must of course be a bit touristee, but inspite of that its a great place to be. I has a great number of restaurant of different levels and different kinds. Anything from snackbars, pubs to serious restaurants. We had very nice weather in the beginning of may (25 -30 celcius) so we didn't see too much... More

Ths square is home to most of the important attractions in Krakow. Vibrant and full of life, it is lined with several restaurants and bars on all four sides, making it an ideal spot for at least a couple meals / drinks during your stay. More

The square is large and is in a very beautiful surrounding. The cafes and restaurants surrounding the square are a great place to sit and people watch. As far as the vendors, it seems it's full of just touristy items that you can find elsewhere for cheaper. More

Beautiful in summer clothing hall is great full of mostly leathers and jewerally and lots of bars around the square hard rock cafe Was very busy day and night did the horse and carridge cost 100 zl If you get the chance do it but asked the price first. More

The biggest town square in europe!! There is a quaint in door arcade that runs through the middle of the square. The obligatory tourist cafe and bars. It is an awe inspiring site and will no doubt be the one spot you keep returning to. More

Pedestrianised and multi cultural. Food is not expensive and a great place to spend a day. More

The square is lovely and the cloth hall market is fantastic. Make sure to climb the bell tower of the church in the square for a fantastic view and if you are there on the house, you can watch the trumpeter play out the windows of the bell tower. More

Sit and watch the world go by. The cafes and restaurants didn't care if you sat for hours. The horse drawn carriages are so pretty. There was always something interesting going on. More

The Market Square is full of the most beautiful old buildings. There's a real cosmopolitan feel, its always buzzing with people sitting around the square at cafes and restaurants, street traders selling traditional Polish street food and young people out shopping (there are 9 universities in Krakow so it has a very young feel). Every day and night for the... More