Your Alt Guide to Krakow!
Day 1:
Morning: Start your day with a visit to MOCAK (Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow), located in the trendy district of Zabłocie. Explore the thought-provoking contemporary art exhibitions and installations.
Afternoon: Head to Nowa Huta, a district known for its socialist architecture. Take a guided tour or rent a bike to discover the intriguing history and unique atmosphere of this planned socialist community.
Evening: Experience the vibrant nightlife of Kazimierz, the Jewish Quarter. Visit Alchemia, a popular bar known for its bohemian ambiance and live music. Enjoy a few drinks while immersing yourself in the local atmosphere.
Day 2
Morning: Embark on a street art tour in the district of Podgórze. Explore the colorful murals and graffiti art that adorn the streets and buildings, created by local and international artists.
Evening: Indulge in a vegetarian or vegan dinner at one of Krakow's alternative restaurants, such as Glonojad or Veganic. Savor the innovative plant-based dishes and explore the growing vegan food scene in the city.
Day 3:
Morning: Venture to the Krakus Mound, a man-made hill offering panoramic views of the city. Climb to the top and admire the sweeping vistas of Krakow's skyline and the surrounding landscape.
Day 4:
Morning: Discover the alternative shopping scene in Krakow by visiting vintage and second-hand stores. Check out places like Stara Rzeźnia or Konfederacka Street for unique clothing, accessories, and retro finds.
Afternoon: Visit Tytano, a former tobacco factory transformed into a creative hub with art galleries, craft breweries, and quirky shops. Explore the vibrant courtyards and indulge in some craft beer tasting.
Evening: Wrap up your alternative tourism experience with a visit to Forum Przestrzenie, a cultural center located in a former Soviet-era hotel. Enjoy a drink on the rooftop terrace while taking in panoramic views of the city and enjoying live music or DJ performances.
Remember, this travel plan can be adjusted based on your interests and preferences. If you need to rent a car note that you have to pay for parking every time (park for 10 min or less is free also Saturday, Sunday and holy days parking). Enjoy exploring the alternative side of Krakow!
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