Amazing place full of character, history and beautiful architecture. Busting with bars, restaurants and cafés. There’s so much to see and do and it has to be seen at night as well as the daytime. If you do visit check out the museum under the square it’s a great experience.

Poland was a great surprise. Chosen by my grandson I didn’t know what to expect. It was amazing. We started with Auschwitz which was something I knew about but actually being there was so moving. Kraków’s museums were so enlightening. We went to the pinball museum where we all played. Underground krakow was wonderful and fun. Krakow food was so good and so cheap. We all learned a lot and truly enjoyed this experience

And I can see why. Here it is Christmas Day and there must be at least a thousand of people walking around the square. Of course the Christmas market is in full swing. The perimeter of the square is lined with shops and restaurants. The square itself has several historical structures...St. Mary's Basilica, the Old Town clock tower and the cloth market in the center. Exploring all of it is a great way to spend a day in Kraków. Oh, did I mention the horse drawn carriage rides!

It was amazing place specially during Christmas time, too many restaurants and cafes to enjoy. Too many shops for souvenirs and traditional things. I visited this place three times during my travel. I took a good tour in the place. Visited most of the shops and attractions. If you are planning to visit Krakow this place must be in your plan.

Reputed to be the largest medieval square in Europe, dating back to 13th century; largely authentic original buildings, unscathed from damage in WWII. Lots of cool shops, restaurants and great views of St. Mary's Basilica. The fabulous old Cloth Hall building is prominent in the center of the square. Nice vibes and spirit of people in the square with entertainers and occasional impromptu dancers.

This is truly a beautiful city. The square is large with lots of historical beautiful things to see or to people watch with a drink from the many outside restaurants. It is impeccably clean and the people we met were friendly and helpful. To move further a field is easy on foot or using the trams although there is a new ticket system that is a challenge. I would thoroughly recommend this city and will go back again in the future.

I think this place speaks for itself. The buildings and sheer beauty of them makes this well worth a visit. There is so much to see and do here, not forgetting the underground museum which is well worth a visit. Lovely restaurants and at some very good prices. I can't remember the name of the 5 star one but breakfast including a pot of tea only worked out to about £8.50 with absolutely superb staff.

Rynek Glowny is also known as the Old Market Square and is a must see in Kraków. It's a good place to just walk around and start discovering this beautiful city, and is lined with restaurants and shops, so is also the perfect place to sit and people watch. There are loads of things to see and do in and around the Square - the Town Hall tower which you can't miss, "The Head" bronze sculpture that is sitting at the foot of the tower, the Cloth Hall which is where you can do some shopping, and St Mary's Basiica. I really enjoyed my time here.

The square has everything you need. It's beautiful. There are the best restaurants. The middle building has like 50 little shops with souvenirs, jewelry, native Polish items. The church trumpeteer plays on the hour. Vodka infusion stores. Even a McDonalds (I love to visit McD's in every country we visit). So many shops. The square must be on your to do list for every visit to Krakow.

I visited Krakow for the first time. One of the most beautiful squares in the world. A lot to see during the day but also at night because everything is nicely lit, which adds a nice atmosphere. Horse-drawn carriages run in the city center, which also gives a unique atmosphere. In addition to the historical attractions, there are also plenty of good restaurants and coffee shops.