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Krakow 2025: History, Pierogi & After-Dark Chaos
Krakow 2025Updated May 2025 – fresher than a shot of lemon-vodka at 2 a.m. Krakow isn’t a museum piece you tip-toe through—it’s a living, breathing dragon that roars medieval castles by day and bass-heavy cellar clubs by night. Throw on comfy shoes, charge the phone (twice), and let’s smash through 700 years of kings, cobbles, and craft beer in one go. Spoiler: you will get lost and you will love it. 1. The Medieval Main Square – UNESCO flex since ’78 📍 Rynek Główny – Europe’s biggest medieval square, no big deal Why you’ll love it 13th-century Cloth Hall still hustling souvenirs & espresso. Trumpeter blasts a half-song from St Mary’s Basilica every hour. He never finishes—thanks, Mongol arrow (really). Horse-carriage clop-clop soundtrack for your Insta stories, like it or not. Good to know Pigeons = legal residents. Feeding them is… tolerated? Just wash hands, trust us. Huge under-square museum—air-con + holograms + medieval market smell (kinda). Prices on the square = tourist tax. Duck one street over for 30 % cheaper pierogi. 2. Royal Route – Walk like a king, sweat like a tourist Start: St Florian’s Gate → Finish: Wawel Castle (about 1 km, feels longer after vodka) Highlights that slap Floriańska St. shops: amber bling, dragon plushies, random Banksy knock-offs. University quarter where Copernicus once crammed for finals—smart guy, bad sleeper. Wawel Hill: gothic cathedral + fire-breathing dragon statue that actually spits flames every few mins. Kids scream, adults giggle. Accessibility bits (still matters!) 12 bronze tactile mini-models with Braille—stroke a tiny castle, why not. Kerbs flattened, ramps everywhere except that one sneaky side-street (boo!). 3. Kazimierz – Synagogues, street art, and all-night zapiekanka South-east Old Town, 10-min stumble from Main Square Why you’ll vibe it Seven (!) synagogues, one dating back to the 1400s. History heavy but cool. Plac Nowy night market: giant baguette-pizza (zapiekanka) at 3 a.m.—mandatory. Antique stalls meet tattoo parlours, Klezmer bands meet techno DJs. It weirdly works. Stuff locals wish you knew Respect the Jewish cemeteries—selfie sticks down, folks. Best vintage shops open from noon-ish; owners need morning coffee first, same as us. Fridays = Shabbat, so some kosher spots shut early. Plan snacks. 4. Krakow After Dark – Bars per square metre: too many, don’t complain Old Town cellars, rooftops, & hidden courtyards Starter pack Pijalnia Wódki i Piwo – shots for 6 PLN, décor like grandma’s kitchen. Alchemia (Kazimierz) – candles melt onto tables, live jazz, super moody. Mercy Brown – speakeasy vibes; ring a bell behind a velvet curtain, feel fancy. Pro tips Pub-crawl tickets 85-100 PLN get you 1 h open bar + 3-4 clubs. Buy your tickets here krakowanimalscrawl Cellar bars mean spotty phone signal—tell mum goodnight before descending. Clubs close “when last customer leaves.” That might be you at 7 a.m., soz tomorrow-you. FAQ Question Quick answer Best area for first-timers? Stay inside Planty Park ring—stumble distance to absolutely everything. Cheap eats after midnight? Zapiekanka stalls on Plac Nowy or kebab windows on Szewska St. Is Krakow safe at 3 a.m.? Yup, but mind the cobblestones and skip the unlicensed taxis. Must-see museum? Schindler’s Factory—book online, queues are savage. Average beer price 2025? 12-16 PLN in a pub, tourist square adds a sneaky 5. Final cheers 🍻 There ya go—royal avenues, Jewish soul, and night-owls paradise all packed into one bite-size city. Grab comfy kicks, mis-pronounce “Na zdrowie!” (nah zdrov-y-eh) and remember: the only wrong move is calling it Cracow in front of locals. See you under the dragon’s fire—first round’s on… well, whoever reads this line and believes me.
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Chicas & Gorillas Kraków | 100 Shots, One Giant Gorilla, and Very Little Self-Control
Chicas & Gorillas Kraków Alright, party mammals, huddle beneath the neon vines. The official Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl does not barge into Chicas & Gorillas, mostly because sixty wrist-banded legends plus one hundred flavors of vodka would land someone in an ambulance. But on our so-called quiet nights my crew and I always seem to teleport to this jungle-bright shot bar tucked inside Pasaż Bielaka, ul. Stolarska 5. Push the door open and boom, a three-meter black metal gorilla statue looms behind the bar, silently judging your posture. Snap the selfie first, feel the regret later. So what actually is Chicas & Gorillas Picture a Polish remix of a Mexican tequila bar. No mariachis, just reggaeton and a banana-yellow color palette that fries your retinas. The chain hatched in Łódź and has since multiplied across Warsaw, Wrocław, Poznań and more, finally planting a flag in Kraków in late 2024. They open at fifteen hundred every day, stretch all the way to five in the morning on weekends, and sell almost one hundred different shooters at roughly eight to twelve złoty each. Your debit card will whimper. Shot menu because adults need coloring books The laminated grid looks like Tetris and tastes like chaos. Every square shows a cartoon icon like a chilli or a gummy bear plus a two-word name that gives zero clues. Kraków crowd favorites include the following: Hulk Smash Żubrówka, Midori, whipped cream. Your tongue glows nuclear green. Gorilla Tears White rum, Tabasco, pickled jalapeño. Hurts so good. Bananarama Banana liqueur, advocaat, chocolate zigzag. Dessert or breakfast, you decide. Szarlotka two-point-oh Warm apple juice, cinnamon, vodka. Liquid apple pie. Polski Pornstar Passion fruit syrup, vodka, prosecco chaser. Eighty percent foam, twenty percent bad ideas. They also flog a ten-shot ski for seventy-five zł. After shot six you will insist you need the ski. Past-you tried to warn future-you, but here we are. Decor neon jungle meets comic con Step inside. Green LED vines snake across the ceiling, fluorescent parrots perch on the walls and the bar pulses lime green. Cartoon gorillas wink at banana murals and tropical sunsets. The dance nook in back looks like a mirrored phone booth, suitable for a dozen confident bachata hips or thirty timid shufflers if everyone holds their breath. Flat-screens pump Latino pop videos, then pivot to nineties Eurodance without apology. The giant statue behind the bar is a selfie magnet. Pro tip: it is welded to the floor. Do not attempt to climb it. I watched a tourist nearly dislocate a hip trying to piggyback the thing. Weekly shenanigans and theme nights Miércoles Latino on Wednesday. DJs spin reggaeton and bachata. Staff shout dale until somebody attempts a spin and loses a shoe. Tiki Friday free plastic leis, every shot becomes pineapple flavored and your Instagram feed detonates. Glitter Shot Party edible glitter in the vodka, confetti everywhere. I am still picking sparkles out of my coat. Themes appear last minute on their Instagram stories at @chicasgorillas, so stalk the feed before you turn up in normal clothes on Pajama Night. That happened to my mate Liam. Tragic. Crowd and door vibe Early evening brings tourists hunting cheap pre-drinks. By midnight Erasmus crews who know every Bad Bunny lyric flood in. After two the place fills with off-duty hospitality workers plus random stag parties that got lost on Szewska. No strict dress code aside from closed shoes. The stone floor likes to collect broken glass so flip-flops are pain incarnate. Cover charge does not exist. The owners prefer to drain your wallet with rainbow liquor. Toilet trek and the mirror of shame Heads-up before you wobble to the restroom. The corridor is lined with floor-to-ceiling mirrors. Last visit my mate Lindi face-planted into one, apologised to her own reflection and carried on. If the room is spinning, keep one hand on the wall or you will greet your phantom twin the hard way. Why Chicas is not on the crawl yet Imagine seventy wrist-banded legends squeezing into a venue the size of my kitchen and ordering ten-shot skis like popcorn. The crawl timeline would implode and no one would reach the final club. For now Chicas & Gorillas is our unofficial after-crawl detour. When the guides declare night over, follow the rebels still wearing wristbands. They are homing pigeons to this green cave. Kraków late-night checklist compare and regret later La Bodega del Ron One hundred fifty rums in a medieval cellar. www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/la-bodega-del-ron Coco Music Club Laser bunker with bass cannons. www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/coco-music-club Shine Music Club LED tsunami that audits your pupils. www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/shine-music-club Chicas wins cheapest shots, stickiest floor, and most photogenic gorilla. Final banana flavored words Will Chicas & Gorillas expand the list to two hundred shots? Probably. Will I volunteer as flavor tester? Against common sense, yes. If you crave sugar bomb shooters, neon vines, and a gorilla statue that silently judges your dance moves, aim for Stolarska 5 and dive in. Text me if you see anyone actually finish the whole shot grid. I owe that hero a medal. See you under the LED canopy. First round is on whoever can pronounce Bananarama without giggling. I will be the one guiding Lindi away from the mirror this time. Cheers.
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La Bodega del Ron Kraków | The Rum-Soaked Cellar We (Definitely) Hit on Every Crawl
La Bodega del Ron Kraków Alright, rum-lovers and roof-raisers, gather close. We’ve tangoed at Guapo, face-planted in foam at Four Music Club (yeah, still finding suds in my shoes), and now it’s time for the crawl stop that never, ever disappoints: La Bodega del Ron. If you’ve done our Krakow Party Animals route, you’ve already stumbled down those brick steps; if not, let me be your slightly wobbly tour guide. A 15th-Century Cellar Gone Full Caribbean Picture this: you nudge open a wooden door beside a kebab window, descend a spiral staircase and boom, you’re in a neon-lit pirate grotto. Exposed red-brick vaults, rum barrels for tables, and bartenders rocking floral shirts straight out of Cancun ’98. Word is it was once a medieval wine store; now it’s a Caribbean rum sanctuary where every bottle has more sugarcane history than my entire family tree. Need proof it’s legit? Check the Insta feed packed with mojito reels and confetti: https://www.instagram.com/la_bodega_del_ronTripAdvisor cosigns too (4.5 stars last peek): https://www.tripadvisor.com/La_Bodega_Del_Ron-Krakow Why We Always Drag the Pub Crawl Crew Here 150-plus rums on the shelfCuban, Jamaican, agricole, spiced. Grab the Taster Flight – four mini pours for 30 zł. You’ll lose two sentences of conversation but gain bragging rights. Ritmo de Cuba WednesdaysCuba Libre at 12 zł and DJ Carlos spinning salsa remixes until your calves mutiny. Event flyers: https://www.facebook.com/LBDRKrk Live percussion FridaysA bongo dude materialises at midnight, bangs a solo, then vanishes in smoke. Not making that up. Main-Square locationZero taxis. When lights come on you’re already hunting zapiekanki under St. Mary’s Basilica. Chill door policyNo suit jacket? No problem. Just ditch flip-flops; medieval stone stairs plus bare toes equals ouch. The Bodega Blueprint (So You Don’t Get Lost… Again) Zone What Happens Here Drink to Order Main Bar DJ booth, dance floor, occasional foam cannon Classic mojito muddled with fresh sugarcane Rum Library Nook Barrel seating, low ceilings, date-night whisper zone Brugal 1888 neat Shot Counter Five-shot racks, ring-light for Insta House chilli shot – handle with care VIP Cave Seats fifteen, table service, min spend 500 zł Whole bottle of Havana Club 7 Map scribble lives here: https://www.mypartybible.com/nightclub/Krakow/6323718659171/La-Bodega-del-Ron Rum-Soaked Pro Tips Ask the bar for “szklanka wody z kranu” (tap water) – they’ll smirk but hand it over. Get the re-entry stamp on your wrist so you can pop outside for “fresh air” without paying again. Those stone stairs get slick when the rum starts flowing – grip the rail, hero. Cloakroom is 5 zł cash; card reader has moods. Bring a coin. Try greeting bartenders with “Salud” for extra smiles – works better than “Na zdrowie” down here. Why Bodega Outshines, Well… Shine (Debatable Hot Take) Look, Shine Music Club (recap: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/shine-music-club) slaps with its 3 000 LEDs. Bodega’s got soul: centuries-old bricks, rum fumes baked into the mortar, and staff who’ll gossip Krakow legends if you linger till lights up. Plus it sits under the Main Square so you can crawl out at dawn to pigeons judging your life choices. Need more Krakow scope?Coco chaos: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/coco-music-clubFour Music Club madness: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/four-music-clubProzac 2.0 (still real, still wild): www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/prozac-2-0 Barcelona die-hards, the Sutton staircase flex is right here: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/sutton-barcelona FAQ That No One Asked but You’ll Thank Me Later Cover charge Usually 20–30 zł after 22 : 30; free when you show our Krakow Party Animals wristband – just say “I’m on the crawl.”Best night Friday for chart plus Latin blend; Wednesday for cheap Cuba Libres.Hidden drink Ask for “El Pirata,” a spiced-rum Old Fashioned that’s off-menu.Air-con Basement stays cool but the dance floor hits sauna mode by midnight – pack a spare tee if you sweat like me. Ready to Hit It IRL Lock in your spot on the Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl – La Bodega del Ron is on the list most nights: https://www.krakowanimalscrawl.com/Grab the wristband and brace for rum-powered mayhem. If you catch me mispronouncing “añejo,” tap my shoulder and I’ll buy the next round (or spill half of mine trying). Cheers, salud, na zdrowie – see you in the cellar!
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Bracka 4 Kraków — Three Floors, One Address, Infinite Chaos
Bracka 4 Kraków Alright, Kraków party squad, strap in. We’ve raved under LED tsunamis at Shine and, yeah, maybe taken one (or five) too many shots at Coco Music Club. But tonight we’re stacking the odds in our favour by cramming three totally different vibes into a single historic building: Bracka 4, N’JOY Cocktail Bar & Billiards and Guapo Club. Same staircase, three floors, zero chance your feet survive till sunrise. Let’s go. 1st Floor — Bracka 4 (a.k.a. the 250 m² Bass Cave) Address: Krakow, Bracka Street 4 (literally 30 seconds off the Main Square, no excuses). Open: 18:00 till „whenever the DJ realises it’s Tuesday”. Why care? Ten-plus years of corporate bashes, birthday carnage and after-parties means they’ve dialled in the recipe: booming dance tunes + mezzanine chill zone + cocktails strong enough to make you think you can salsa. Look & feel: Original tenement-house ceilings meet LED strobes. The bar is smack-dab in the middle, so you’re never more than two elbows away from refuelling. 2nd Floor — N’JOY Cocktail Bar & Billiards Open from 15:00 (dangerous, I know). Vibe: Low-lit lounges, two billiard tables, darts, table football and bartenders who shake your daiquiri like it owes them rent. Pro tip: Perfect “reset zone” when Bracka 4 downstairs melts your eardrums. Order the house espresso martini, pretend you’re classy, then botch a trick shot on the pool table. Private-party friendly: Corporate mixers, hens, stags - they’ll even let you DJ your own Spotify playlist if you beg nicely enough. Underground — Guapo Club (¡Viva la Fiesta!) Open from 20:00, shutting… well, never on Latin Thursdays. Soundtrack: 100 % reggaeton, salsa, bachata, sprinkled with Latin pop anthems. Big music-video screens keep the visuals spicy. Dance-floor energy: Expect competitions for “1000 besos” (no, I still don’t fully understand what you win, just pucker up and go with it). Crowd: A glorious mash-up of Erasmus students, locals flexing their best Shakira hips and that one tourist who thought it was karaoke night. How to Survive the Triple-Decker Bracka Stack™ Start early upstairs — park your crew at N’JOY around 21:00, warm up with cocktails and pool trash-talk. Slide down to Bracka 4 by midnight — catch the resident DJ dropping throwback Euro-dance bangers (you’ll pretend to hate them, but your feet will disagree). Hit Guapo at peak heat (≈ 01:30) — accept that you’re now dancing reggaeton. It’s fine; nobody really knows the steps. Hydrate — the staircase is legit cardio after three rounds of tequila. Selfie spots: N’JOY’s neon “Sip, Shoot, Repeat” sign and Bracka 4’s loft balcony overlooking the floor. Thank me later. Fancy More Reading? (a.k.a. shameless self-plugs) Shine Music Club Kraków review — still blinded by LEDs: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/shine-music-club Coco Music Club chaos: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/coco-music-club Four Music Club midnight madness: www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/four-music-club Prozac 2.0 (yes, that’s a real name): www.barcelonaanimalspubcrawl.com/blog/prozac-2-0 And the OG Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl that started this whole mess: https://www.krakowanimalscrawl.com/
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Shine Music Club Kraków | The Dazzling Nightlife Gem You Can’t Miss (Even If Our Pub Crawl Skips It!)
Shine Music Club Kraków Alright, party legends, gather ’round—I’ve got a new spot to spotlight in Krakow’s nightlife scene, and this time it’s all about Shine Music Club. Look, I know we usually stick to our tried-and-true route on the Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl, but trust me when I say Shine deserves its own shoutout. It might be a bit outside our regular orbit, but once you see the place, you’ll get why it’s called “Shine.” 19th Century Meets 21st Century Vibes Nestled at Starowiślna Street 16, Shine sits in a fully modernized 19th-century tenement house. (In other words, you’ve got that classic Krakow old-world charm slamming headfirst into cutting-edge club design. Boom!) Imagine stepping into a place where the original architecture winks at you from the walls, while an epic light show practically says, “Hey, it’s 2025—time to party like it.” The club used to be the Uciecha cinema theater, which is just insane. Now it’s transformed into a sprawling, futuristic nightlife hub. Who knew old cinema seats could become prime dancefloor real estate? 1000m² of Pure Party Madness One thing Shine doesn’t lack? Space. We’re talking 1000 square meters of well-designed chaos, ready to absorb your post-midnight energy and spit it back out as memories you’ll laugh about the next day (or maybe not remember—hey, it happens). And if you’re one of those “but I need variety” types, Shine has you covered with three independent party zones: Mainstage: The big kahuna. You’ve got a massive dancefloor, thumping sound system, and enough LED lighting to make a disco ball jealous. This is where you go if you want to just lose your mind to the DJ’s beats. Gold Stage: Think “fancy,” with a little extra sparkle. There’s a separate bar and a vibe that says, “Yes, darling, we are here to have a good time.” It’s perfect if you’re feeling a bit VIP without straight-up booking a private lodge. Latin Stage: Into salsa, reggaeton, bachata? This zone is where the rhythms are hot, the crowd is warmer, and you can practically hear the mojitos calling your name. Oh, and yes, they’ve got premium boxes to lounge in if you need a break (or a moment to fix that hair you’ve sweat into oblivion). You can also throw private events in these spaces—bachelor/hen parties, birthdays, you name it. Shine’s like, “Bring on the celebration, we’ll handle the rest.” Why Shine Club Kraków Is Worth Your Time Modern Flair: Shine prides itself on being cutting-edge, and you feel it the second you walk in. There are over 3,000 LED lights scattered around (I tried counting once, but got distracted dancing, so take their word for it). Mirrors, mezzanines, comfortable sofas, and platforms for dancers all come together for one slick visual experience. Krakow’s Oldest District, Kazimierz: Even though it’s a tad off our usual crawl circuit, Shine’s location in historic Kazimierz amps up the vibe. Stumbling out into the ancient streets at 3 AM gives you this surreal blend of modern party meets centuries-old Krakow charm. Some might say it’s the best of both worlds, and I’m not here to disagree! Multiple Music Styles: With different zones come different tunes. Whether you’re into electronic, pop, hip-hop, or Latin, you can basically genre-hop without leaving the building. It’s like a mini music festival wrapped inside a single club. Top DJs & Live Acts: Shine hosts both local heroes and international DJs, so there’s always something fresh pumping through the speakers. Their regular parties are a big deal, often with themes and special effects that’ll leave your phone overflowing with “Can’t believe I just saw that!” videos the next day. But Wait, Our Pub Crawl Doesn’t Go There!? You read that right—Shine isn’t on the official route for the Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl. But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth checking out. In fact, if you’re staying a couple of extra days in the city (or you’re just an overachiever who wants to double-dip into Krakow’s nightlife), I highly recommend swinging by. Think of it as the bonus round after you’ve conquered our usual list of pubs and clubs. Your feet might hate you the next morning, but your Instagram feed will love you. Bonus Points for Group Gatherings One of my favorite things about Shine is how group-friendly it is. With three different party zones, you can basically split your squad depending on their vibe. Got a friend who’s all about that Latin beat? Park them in the Latin Stage. Another who just wants bass lines rattling their eardrums? Mainstage it is. And the friend who’s too bougie for their own good can soak up the glamorous Gold Stage. Everyone’s happy, everyone’s dancing, and you can still meet up at the bar later for a round of shots (or three). So, Should You Go? Spoiler Alert: YES Let’s be real: not every club in Krakow is going to be your vibe, but Shine hits that sweet spot between historical ambiance and futuristic design, between local tradition and global party trends. Plus, the place literally glimmers with energy. (I mean, they’ve got thousands of LED lights—this isn’t hyperbole, folks, it’s fact!) Final Word (Before I Get Distracted by Another Strobe Light) Even though we don’t officially roll through Shine Club on our Krakow pub crawl, it’s a spot you should have on your radar. Whether it’s a random Saturday night or a planned group event, Shine promises an experience that’s both chaotic (in the best way) and visually stunning. And hey, if you end up texting me at 2 AM to say you’re lost in the Latin Stage, just know I warned you about the place’s mesmerizing pull. So go forth, party animals—explore Shine if you’ve got the time and energy after rocking with us. Just try not to blame me if you get so hooked you forget to come home. Shine on, Krakow, shine on! (PS: If you see me dancing like a maniac under the LED glow, come say hi. I’ll be the one shouting, “I thought we said no more partying tonight?!” while simultaneously ordering another round.)Also if you’re interested in any of the other clubs i've written about here's the links below:Coco Music Club Four Music ClubProzac 2.0 And if you’re ready to join the fun: https://www.krakowanimalscrawl.com/
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Four Music Club Krakow | Your Next-Level Pub Crawl Stop for Unforgettable Nights
Four Music Club Krakow: Your Next-Level Pub Crawl Stop for Unforgettable Nights Hey party animals, it’s me again—your trusty guide to all things Krakow nightlife! We’ve conquered Prozac 2.0 and danced our faces off at Coco Music Club, but now it’s time to shine the spotlight on another absolute gem: Four Music Club. Trust me, if you’re mapping out your Krakow pub crawl itinerary, you do not want to miss this one. Let’s dive in—mistakes, hype, and all! Why Four Music Club Is a Must-Do on Your Krakow Pub Crawl So, we was rolling through the city the other night, hitting up bars left and right, and guess what? We ended up at Four Music Club —and we basically never wanted to leave. This place is like the essence of Krakow’s nightlife: a brick, underground club vibe, cutting-edge sound system, and an atmosphere that basically grabs you by the collar and says, “Dance, now.” If that’s not a sign it’s perfect for your pub crawl, I don’t know what is. Here’s the kicker: “We believe that every night out should be a pleasant and unforgettable experience”—straight from the Four Music Club crew themselves. It shows, because their staff is super nice from the get-go, making sure you’re taken care of from the moment you wander in looking for that next-level party. They’ve got DJ Krakow vibes on lock: big local names, plus international DJs throwing down sets that make you wonder how the walls are still standing. If you love discovering the best Polish and foreign DJs, Four’s got you. They even support up-and-coming local talent, so you’re bound to catch something fresh on the decks. Unbeatable Atmosphere & Brick Underground Vibes Four Music Club is absolutely iconic for that underground, brick-walled atmosphere. The lighting system is state-of-the-art, making everything glow with this intense energy that’ll have you forgetting what time it is. Some might say it’s “insen,” but I say it’s the perfect recipe for a memorable (and slightly hazy) night. BEST ENTERTAINMENT They’re all about big beats, mesmerizing lights, and the coolest attractions. It’s not just DJs, either. You’ll find all sorts of surprises—think performers, confetti cannons, and more. Extraordinary Atmosphere: This Place Is Literally Built to Make Your Night Epic One minute you’re chilling at the bar, the next you’re lost on the dancefloor, vibing with random strangers who might just become your new best pals. Weekly Events at Four: Ladies Night & Casa de la Fiesta If you thought that was enough, hold onto your drink, because Four Music Club has weekly events that bring the heat: Wednesday | Ladies NightUnlimited free drinks and free entry for ladies until 1:00 AM—who doesn’t love that?? There’s also glittery face painting, cotton candy, popcorn… basically everything you need for the best Wednesday of your life. Sunday | Casa de la FiestaEvery Sunday is a blowout party with super-loud tunes, free entry for the birthday star, plus a free bottle of Prosecco. If you’re feeling extra, you can even book a lodge (that’s what they call VIP tables), and from Sunday to Thursday it’s absolutely free. If it’s the weekend, you still get a sweet 50% off. Some might call me crazy, but I’d live here if they let me. Always a Good Time in Four Look, we all know Krakow clubs can be hit or miss—but Four is consistently a “hit.” The staff really nails that top-tier service. Like they say, “We strive to provide the best service from the moment you walk through our doors.” And boy, do they deliver. No matter how huge the crowd, these guys keep the energy high and the vibes positive. We are satisfied with nothing less than the best, right? Ready to Party? Book https://www.krakowanimalscrawl.com/
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