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Best Vegan Burger in Krakow
Best Vegan Burger in Krakow So a long time ago in a galaxy far far away (6 years ago) I was vegan.. And when I arrived in krakow my diet consisted on beans, lentils and all the veges and fruit you can think of. But aside from the drinking my diet was relatively boring. I know now there are all sorts of yummy recipes but that was then and this is now. Anyway the point of this blog is not just to educate all you party people / travelers new to krakow that are vegetarian and vegan about krakow's extensive vegan restaurant range. But to tell you all about my favorite one. Krakow's vegan scene has exploded in recent years, and let me tell you, it's a far cry from the bland beans and lentils I used to survive on. These days, you can find everything from vegan pierogis to plant-based kebabs. But there's one place that holds a special spot in my heart (and stomach). Discovering Krowarzywa - A Vegan Oasis Krowarzywa for example was my first vegan burger joint love. I was wondering the streets recovering from my first pub crawl in krakow and I noticed the logo of a happy looking cow on Sławkowska. I had previously google vegan places but by change just stumbled upon it and so I stumbled in. it was a subway style they make it in font of you type of deal everything looking super fresh and delicious. They even had vegan cheese and vegan mayo which I thought was just the best! Now, let me paint you a picture. It's early morning, the sun's barely up, and you're stumbling around Old Town, your head still spinning from last night's pub crawl. You're hungry, maybe a little (or a lot) hungover, and then BAM! You see this cheerful cow logo, like a beacon of hope for your grumbling stomach. The Cieciorex - A Vegan Epiphany Anyway the lovely lady behind the counter asked me what I would like and after a long and hard plus very thought out decision I chose the Cieciorex A cutlet made of chickpeas, peppers, parsley and herbs. Each of our Burgers contains: curly lettuce, fresh spinach, sprouts, peppers, onions and pickled cucumbers and 2 sauces to choose from and then gave me a buzzer and ask if I would have a seat. After around 10 minutes my buzzer rung and I went and got my food. It looked amazing but I was spektical of how it would taste. SO very F'n good! And super affordable that week I went back every single day. And it became my new staple in my diet. Let me tell you, that first bite was like a vegan epiphany. The Cieciorex was so good, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. The patty was crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and packed with flavor. And don't even get me started on the toppings! they don't skimp on those bad boys. Every bite was a perfect combo of textures and tastes. Still in Love, Six Years Later Fast forward 6 years im not vegan anymore but still very concise of my meat consumption and sustainability. But even though Im not vegan anymore I still love this place. Just yesterday I went and had Vegan Pastrami burger which has inside it Pieces of marinated and baked seitan with spices curly lettuce, fresh spinach, sprouts, peppers, onions and pickled cucumbers AMAZING! Now, I'm not gonna lie, I've fallen off the vegan wagon since then. But Krowarzywa? It's still my go-to spot after a wild night out. Their menu has only gotten better over the years. That Vegan Pastrami burger? Holy moly, it's so very good. The seitan is so perfectly spiced and tender, you'd swear you were biting into the real deal. And paired with all those fresh, crunchy veggies? It's like a party in your mouth, and trust me, it's almost as good of a party than the one that led to your hangover. More Than Just Burgers Plenty of other options to choose from too kebabs, wraps, and salads. The dishes are made from fresh, healthy, plant-based ingredients designed to be both flavorful and sustainable. They've got options that'll make even your meat-loving friends drool. Kebabs that could fool a kebab master, wraps that are bursting with flavor, and salads that are anything but boring. Your New Hangover Cure So if you're vegan vegetarian or even just love burgers go check em out here krowarzywa! Whether you're stumbling in after a Krakow Animals Pub Crawl, looking for a quick lunch, or just want to see what all the fuss is about, Krowarzywa's got you covered. And hey, even if you're a die-hard meat eater, give it a shot. You might just surprise yourself. Who knows, you could end up like me – no longer vegan, but still head over heels for a good vegan burger. And let's be real, after a night of heavy drinking on one of Krakow's infamous pub crawls, your body will thank you for choosing something a little healthier. So next time you're in Krakow, stumbling around Old Town with a hangover that feels like it might actually kill you, look for that happy cow logo. Trust me, it's the hangover cure you never knew you needed. They even do delivery - krowarzywa
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Krakow Night Out WIth Lost Souls Alley
Two Nights at Lost Souls Alley Okay so after living in krakow for a while and constantly hearing from guests about how scary Lost Souls Alley was I decided to put it to the test. So me Mofie, Ben and Sarah went to check it out. Night One. Green Version On our first visit, we decided to dip my toes into the shallow end of terror with the green version. Here's what happened. As I stepped into the dimly lit waiting room, the air thick with anticipation, I couldn't help but notice a guy practically crawling out of the exit, pale as a ghost. "Great start," I thought, my palms already sweaty. The staff briefed us on the rules, minimal touching, no intentional harm, but be prepared for some accidental bumps in the dark. The first room was a mind-bender. Creepy dolls everywhere, a cryptic puzzle, and the constant feeling of being watched. As we fumbled around, I swear one of those dolls winked at me. Just as we figured out the clue, a hidden door swung open, and a figure lunged at us. I may or may not have let out a very manly shriek and Ben pushed Sarah into the man and ran out the room haha. For sure he is never going to live that one down. So just me Mofie and Sarah at this point and as we progressed, the rooms got darker, the puzzles trickier, and the scares more intense. At one point, we were crawling through a tight space when something grabbed Sarah's ankle. She screamed, started crying and asked to be let out. The grand finale? A maze of mirrors with shadowy figures darting just out of sight. Heart pounding, me and Mofie made it out! Green version conquered! Night Two. Yellow Version So needless to say Sarah and Ben did not opt to come with us for the second night but me and Mofie, full of confidence after smashing the green version couldn’t wait. We returned a week later for the yellow experience. And oh, sweet summer child... This time, the waiver I signed felt more like a last will and testament. The staff's warnings were more intense: "We will touch you. We might separate you. There will be discomfort.” Challenge F’n accepted! From the start it was completely different. The actors were relentless, grabbing at us from dark corners, herding us like scared sheep…I’m not going to pretend like I wasn’t exactly this little scared sheep. In one room, they threw a hood over my head and spun me around until I couldn't tell up from down. There's always that tiny little thought in your mind that there could actually be a killer working here and my life could actually be in danger. Overactive imagination I know but it definitely added to the thrill! The puzzles? Forget about it. Try solving a riddle while someone's breathing down your neck and occasionally zapping you with what feels like a static electricity gun. It's like taking an exam during an earthquake. At some point, they separated me from my group. Alone in a pitch-black room, I heard whispers from all directions. Just as panic started to set in, a hand grabbed my arm and yanked me into the next chamber. I'd like to say I faced it bravely, but I didn’t. Not at all. However unbeknown to me Mofie had already asked to leave. Apparently he twisted his ankle and used this as an excuse. But he was completely fine that night on Pub Crawl so I think he was probably so a little bit scared haha. The grand finale this time? A chase scene that would put any horror movie to shame. Sprinting through strobing lights, heart in my throat, convinced that if I slowed down, unspeakable things would happen. When I finally burst out through the exit, gasping for air and shaking like a little lamb. I felt like I'd run a marathon through hell. Alley Versions Pink Version Best For: Groups looking for a lighter, less intense experience with a touch of whimsy. Description: A surreal, dreamlike adventure with pastel themes and minimal physical contact. Rules: Age Requirement: 14 and older. Health Restrictions: Generally safe; minimal physical contact. Contact: Light touch; little risk of injury. Cost: PLN 70-PLN 90 (€15-€20) per person. Ideal For: Groups wanting a fun, introductory experience without too much intensity. Green Version Best For: Groups seeking a balanced level of intensity with some thrill. Description: A forest-themed, eerie experience with moderate physical contact. Rules: Age Requirement: 14 and older. Health Restrictions: Not suitable for those with chronic health conditions. Contact: Moderate; minor sores or bruises possible. Cost: PLN 110-PLN 140 (€25-€30) per person. Ideal For: Stag parties looking for a slightly more intense experience without extreme risks. Yellow Version Best For: Groups looking for a high-adrenaline adventure with significant physical contact. Description: A carnival-themed, high-intensity experience with a higher risk of injury. Rules: Age Requirement: 18 and older. Health Restrictions: Not suitable for those with chronic conditions. Contact: High physical contact; possible bruises and clothing damage. Cost: PLN 160-PLN 200 (€35-€45) per person. Ideal For: Thrill-seeking stag parties that want a challenging and memorable experience. Red Version Best For: Groups wanting an extreme, adrenaline-pumping adventure. Description: An intense experience with high physical contact, pain stimuli, and potential serious injuries. Rules: Age Requirement: 18 and older. Health Restrictions: Strictly not recommended for those with chronic conditions. Contact: Very high; significant risk of injury and clothing damage. Waiver required. Cost: PLN 220-PLN 300 (€50-€70) per person. Ideal For: Daredevil stag parties ready for the ultimate challenge. Tips for Stag and Hen Parties Assess Your Group’s Preferences: Determine if your group prefers a lighter or more intense experience before booking. Prepare for Intensity: If opting for Yellow or Red versions, make sure everyone is comfortable with high physical contact and potential risks. Book in Advance: Popular dates and times can fill up quickly, so make reservations early. Review Health Restrictions: Ensure that all participants are aware of and meet the health requirements for the chosen version. The Verdict Lost Souls Alley is not for everyone, but if you've got a taste for terror and a sturdy pair of running shoes, it's an experience like no other. The green version is a great intro to the world of interactive horror, while yellow...well lets just say the only reason I'd go back in is to trick my unsuspecting friends that it wasn’t that bad. To get to see them all scream and potentially pee themselves haha. There's a red version too but given that 100% of participants have left because of pain i'd say that i'm not enough of a sadist. Remember, choose your version wisely, bring a change of underwear, and maybe don't eat a big meal beforehand. Trust me on that last one. If you’re interested Click here! And as always the best night out you can have in Krakow is right here Krakow Animals Pub Crawl.
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Making the Very Best Pierogi the Way My Polish Friend's Grandma Does
My Personal Experience Making Pierogi with My Mate's Bubcia (Grandma) Introduction: A Spontaneous Polish Adventure Picture this…I'd been out all night partying on a pub crawl with all my mates. I was sitting down in the common room area at Let's Rock, struggling with the idea of sleeping or not, when Michal comes in and says, "It's time!" I replied, "What's time?" He said, "It's time for you to visit my hometown!" Mosinecsa - try saying that correctly the first few times, I dare ya! Anyway, he had beers, so I jumped up and went to the train station where we caught a ride to his hometown. Arriving in Mosinecsa As soon as we arrived, we were greeted warmly by his parents. Not much English going around, but everything was explained to me. We grabbed a few more beers and ventured out into the backyard where we had planned to relax. That's when his babcia came out and asked us in a sweet little grandma voice - obviously in Polish, but I had spent enough time around my grandma that when she pointed towards the lawnmower and then grass, I knew we had a job to do. Earning Our Keep (and Beers) Unlike growing up with my grandma there were no complaints when she asked. As soon as she asked we were off! Was especially hard because It was a rather big lawn, and it was the middle of summer! But with a few beer breaks we persevered. After we finished, we sat back down to enjoy our warm beers. But lo and behold, his babcia had gotten us 2 ice-cold new beers. Worth every speckle of sweat! Delicious. The Pierogi Revelation Afterwards, she brought us her homemade pierogi - sauerkraut and mushroom. Two flavors I didn't even know I liked, but wow! So very good! I smashed a couple of plates and began to wonder how I had been missing out on this glorious taste all my life. Since I was about to leave Poland, I needed to learn how to make them. Would be pretty cool coming back to my family and showing them this beautiful dish. Learning the Art of Pierogi Making After learning how to ask, "Twoje pierogi były najlepsze, jakie kiedykolwiek próbowałem. Czy możesz mi pokazać, jak je zrobić?” (Your pierogi was the best I've ever tried. Can you please show me how to make them?) I went up, nailed the sentence, and she was thrilled. We began right away. Mushroom and Sauerkraut Pierogi Recipe Ingredients: For the dough: 3 cups flour 1 fresh egg from the farm ( but any will do just won't be as good) 3/4 cup warm water 1/4 cup sour cream 1/2 teaspoon salt For the filling: 2 cups sauerkraut, drained and chopped 1 cup mushrooms, finely chopped ( she had picked her own mushrooms! ) 1 onion, diced 2 tablespoons butter Salt and pepper to taste Instructions: Prepare the dough: Mix flour and salt in a large bowl. In another bowl, whisk together egg, water, and sour cream. Gradually add wet ingredients to dry, kneading until smooth. Cover and let rest for 30 minutes. Make the filling: Sauté onions in butter until translucent. Add mushrooms and cook until soft. Mix in sauerkraut, salt, and pepper. Cook for 5 minutes. Let cool before using. Form the pierogies: Roll out dough on a floured surface. Cut circles using a glass or cookie cutter. Place a spoonful of filling in the center of each circle. Fold over and pinch edges to seal. Cook the pierogies: Bring a large pot of salted water to boil. Drop pierogies in and cook until they float (about 3-5 minutes). Drain and serve with caramelized onions or sour cream. Now you can make these beautiful pierogies as well. But don't thank me, thank Michal's babcia! Conclusion: Your Own Polish Adventure Awaits If you ever want to end up in this position, you first need to join a pub crawl - Krakow's best way to spend a night out! click here! And who knows, you might end up in a Polish village making pierogi too!
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1000 Miles Tour to Zakopane: A Polish Mountain Adventure
1000 Miles Tour to Zakopane: A Polish Mountain Adventure Trip To Zakopane So a close friend of mine, Michał, started working for 1000 Miles Tours . And one of the tours was to Zakopane and since i'd never been to Zakopane before, and was curious to see how good of a tour guide Michał would be. It seemed like a great idea all round, so I booked two tickets - one for me and one for my girlfriend. So here's a little overview of why you should give a fug about Zakopane. Zakopane, nestled at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, is I would say after visitign that is a must. No trip to krakow is complete without seeing this stunning little town. I would compare it to stepping into a postcard, with its unique wooden architecture, rich folklore, and stunning natural beauty. Our day trip was about to pack in more culture, cuisine, and breathtaking scenery than we could have imagined. First however we were all picked up. After doing the Pub Crawl the night before I was a tiny bit hungover but lucky I packed some road/recovery beers! Heritage Housing: A Step Back in Time Our first stop was a visit to one of Zakopane's traditional wooden houses, a UNESCO World Heritage site. These aren't just museum pieces, folks - people actually still live in them! The craftsmanship was mind-blowing, with intricate wooden carvings and steep roofs built to handle the heavy mountain snow. But it was Michał's actually surprisingly funny storytelling that really brought the place to life. He shared this hilarious old wives' tale. Apparently, back in the day, women in this little town (I wish I could remember the name) used to make "bimber," a homemade Polish vodka. If they were trying to attract a husband, they'd pour it on the outside of their houses to lure in potential Polish suitors. The eager bachelor would knock on the door, and boom - they'd be married just like that. Speed dating Polish mountain style. So of course me being me I couldn't resist going around sniffing the houses after hearing this. My girlfriend didn't appreciate my joke as much as I did, but hey, when in Zakopane. Cheese and Vodka: A Taste of the Highlands Next up to taste the vodka and cheese. We got to sample oscypek, this traditional smoked cheese made from salted sheep milk. Wow…Let me tell you, it was something else! Absolutely delicious. We ended up buying a couple of rolls to take home, only 15 zloty each. Now, here's where things got really interesting. Our tour group that day happened to include a stag do, a hen party, and someone celebrating their birthday. Thanks to this happy coincidence, we scored three extra bottles of vodka for our tasting. As my recovery beers were finished I was more than happy to partake. Flavors from zesty lemon to sweet pear and wild berries. Just lovely. Gubałówka Gondola: A Bird's Eye View With our spirits high (in more ways than one), we headed to the Gubałówka gondola. As we started ascending, let me tell you, the views were unreal! It was like something straight out of a fairy tale. Zakopane sprawled out beneath us, getting smaller and smaller, while the Tatra Mountains stretched out as far as the eye could see. Now, pay attention because I'm about to drop some expert tips courtesy of Michał: Tip #1: Buy your lunch at the bottom of the mountain, not at the top of the gondola. Unless you enjoy paying tourist trap prices, that is. Tip #2: When it's time to head back down, make sure you're actually in the queue for the gondola. We had a bit of a situation with a Polish woman yelling at us for accidentally skipping the line. We didn't even realise it was a line! Thankfully, Michał stepped in with some smooth Polish words and calmed everything down. Thermal Baths: The Perfect Finale Just when I thought the day couldn't get any better, Michał announced our final stop: the thermal baths. Exactly what we needed for sure. These baths were huge! Michał showed us all around, and I was impressed by the variety of pools. They had different temperatures, mineral compositions - you name it. I was also impressed that he remembered so much about the pool. I guess when you go somewhere so many times you become an expert. But again I was very impressed with my friend. Some of the pools were perfect for relaxing, with warm waters that made you feel like you were melting into a happy puddle. Others were cooler and more invigorating, ideal for a refreshing dip. One thing I loved was their wristband system. You could buy drinks and snacks without having to worry about carrying your wallet around. Was able to relax and enjoy the waters without a care in the world. Except of course when I lost my girlfriend for 20 minutes. Expert tip, stay together the place is huge! The Journey Home Before we knew it, it was time to head back to Krakow. The bus ride home was a blast - everyone was still buzzing from the day's adventures. We'd all become fast friends, swapping stories and laughing about our experiences. There was already talk of a pub crawl once we got back to Krakow. The party wasn't over yet! Final Thoughts: A Tour to Remember Looking back on our 1000 Miles Tour to Zakopane, I can honestly say it was one of the best tours I've ever been on. Michał really did a very good job as a guide. His knowledge, sense of humor, and ability to handle unexpected situations (like that gondola queue drama) made it a really great day. From the UNESCO heritage houses and their quirky love stories to the delicious ocal cuisine, the breathtaking views from Gubałówka to the thermal baths, every part of the tour gave us a unique taste of Zakopane's beauty and culture. It was the perfect mix of exploring, learning, and just plain having fun. If you're planning a trip to Poland, do yourself a favor and put Zakopane on your itinerary. And if you can get on Michał's tour, even better! So to make it easy for you guys here's the link to the tour: Click me for tour! and of course here's a link to the Pub Crawl: Click me for Pub Crawl!
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Krakow on a Shoestring: A Week-Long Party Adventure
Krakow on a Shoestring Ever wondered if you could survive a week in Krakow on just 100 zloty? Well, grab a beer and let me tell you about the time I did just that - and still managed to party my face off! This isn't just any Krakow nightlife tour; it's a budget-friendly guide to experiencing the best of Krakow's vibrant party scene without breaking the bank. Day 1: Landing and Finding Your Party HQ Starting Budget: 100 zloty Touch down in Krakow, and the adventure begins! First things first, you need to get into the city. Here's a pro tip: skip the pricey taxis and hop on the public bus. Expense: 6 zloty for the bus ticket Remaining Budget: 94 zloty Now, here's where it gets interesting. To make this crazy plan work, you need free accommodation. My solution? Volunteer at a party hostel! After a few rejections (don't get discouraged, mates), I struck gold with Let's Rock Party Hostel. Not only did I score a free bed, but I also landed the sweetest gig ever - leading the nightly Krakow pub crawl! Question: Ever thought about working at a hostel? It might just be your ticket to the best nightlife in Krakow! With accommodation sorted, it was time to tackle the next challenge: food. The receptionist's advice? Use the hostel kitchen. Smart thinking! Off to Biedronka I went, determined to stretch my zloty as far as possible. Expenses: 13 zloty for a 20-pack of eggs 10 zloty for 1kg of pasta Remaining Budget: 71 zloty Night 1: The Krakow Pub Crawl Begins Now, this is where the magic happens. Picture this: it's 8 PM, and Afro, the manager, is explaining my job. Cleaning? Nah. Making beds? Guess again. My job was to take guests out on the nightly pub crawl! Talk about luck! Here's what a typical Krakow pub crawl looks like: Kick off with an hour of unlimited drinks. Yeah, you heard that right! Play some wild drinking games. We had this coin game where we made up different rules. My contribution? If the coin landed on the circle, you had to call your mum and say you missed her. (Love you, mum!) Hit up four different clubs, with VIP entry included. No waiting in lines for us! Dance your arse off until the wee hours. Party Pro Tip: Keep an eye out for the bloke with the umbrella between clubs. That's your lifeline to the next party spot! The best part? I got to drink and party for free as part of my job. Talk about a win-win situation for a budget traveler! Day 2: Exploring Krakow's Free Attractions Starting Budget: 76 zloty Woke up with a slight hangover but a full wallet - still sitting pretty at 76 zloty! Breakfast was eggs and pasta (yum yum... or not), and then it was time to hit the town. Mondays in Krakow are a budget traveler's dream. Here's what I checked out: Oskar Schindler's Enamel Factory Museum (Free from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM) Wawel Castle (Some parts free from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM) Old Synagogue in Kazimierz (Free from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM) Town Hall Tower (Free entry from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM) Pro Tip: For Schindler's Factory, arrive early! Free tickets are limited, and this place is popular. Night 2: Another Round of Pub Crawl Madness Back to the hostel for another night of "work" (if you can call it that). Tonight's pub crawl was even wilder than the first. We played beer pong, hit up some underground clubs, and I perfected my umbrella-holding technique between venues. Krakow Nightlife Tour Highlight: One of the clubs we visited was in an actual cave! How cool is that? Day 3: Treating Myself (A Little) Starting Budget: 76 zloty Still had some eggs and pasta left, but decided to treat myself to a little something special for breakfast. Enter the pączek - a delicious Polish donut. I went for the Nutella-filled one because, well, why not? Expense: 6 zloty for a pączek Remaining Budget: 70 zloty Tuesdays offer another round of free attractions: Rynek Underground Museum (Free from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM for the first 300 visitors) Polish Aviation Museum (Free from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM) National Museum (Main Building) (Free entry to the permanent exhibition) Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology (Free admission all day) Czartoryski Museum (Free entry to the permanent exhibitions) Sick of eggs and pasta I grabbed a pack of pierogi from Zabka, a popular polish convenience store, for 8 zloty and to be fair it was pretty delicious. Nights 3-6: The Pub Crawl Routine The rest of the week followed a similar pattern. Work the pub crawl at night, explore during the day. Each night brought new faces, new drinking games, and new stories. Krakow Party Packages Perk: As a pub crawl leader, I got to experience the best of Krakow's bars and clubs every single night! Some highlights from the week's pub crawls: Teaching Aussies how to play the Polish drinking game 'Kto Nie Pije Ten Ch*j' (look it up, it's hilarious) Helping a group celebrate their mate's Krakow stag do Watching a hen party attempt (and fail) to climb the bar at Banialuka Spent another 32 zloty on flavor sachets, some chicken and a few more eggs to keep me going but to be fair when you’re partying every night you don’t have to eat much during the day. Day 7: Beach Day and Final Feast Starting Budget: 30 zloty Friday came around, and we decided to switch things up. The whole hostel crew headed to Bagry - it's kind of like a beach/lake. Perfect for a hot day, and again, completely free! Krakow Party Guide Tip: Bagry is a great spot to recover from a heavy night out. Just don't forget your sunscreen! That night was the biggest pub crawl I'd ever seen! Saturday followed suit with another massive group. Day 8: Homeward Bound Starting Budget: 30 zloty Sunday rolled around, and it was time to head home. Here's how the final budget broke down: Expenses: 6 zloty for the bus ticket to the airport 24 zloty splurged on McDonald's (hey, I'd earned it!) Final Remaining Budget: 0 zloty Can you believe it? I actually survived a week in Krakow on 100 zloty Why Choose a Krakow Pub Crawl? Meet New Mates: Nothing brings people together like a shared love of cheap vodka and questionable dance moves. Explore the Best Nightlife in Krakow: From underground caves to rooftop bars, you'll see it all. Great for Groups: Planning a Krakow stag do or hen party? Sorted! Value for Money: With unlimited drinks to start and VIP entry, it's a steal. Safe and Organized: No need to worry about getting lost or finding the best spots - your guide has got you covered! Beyond the Pub Crawl While the nightlife is epic, Krakow's not just about partying. During the day, you can soak up some culture at: The historic Old Town Square The iconic Wawel Castle The trendy Kazimierz district And if you need a break from the booze, Bagry Lake is perfect for a chill day by the water. Ready to Party in Krakow? So, what do you reckon? Keen to experience the best of Krakow's bars and clubs without breaking the bank? Whether you're after a wild week or just a taste of the Polish party scene, a Krakow pub crawl is your golden ticket to an unforgettable night out. The Big Question: What's the craziest thing you've ever done on a night out abroad? Trust me, after a Krakow pub crawl, you'll have a new answer! Remember, the key to a budget-friendly party week in Krakow is: Find free accommodation (hostel volunteering for the win!) Take advantage of free attractions during the day Cook your own meals when possible Join (or lead!) a pub crawl for cheap (or free) nightlife fun Book your Krakow party package now and get ready for the time of your life. Who knows, you might even end up staying longer than planned! Na zdrowie! Click Here
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Krakow Pub Crawl Guide: Discover the Best Nightlife in Krakow
Krakow Pub Crawl Guide: Party Like A Pro Hey there mate! Ready to dive into the electrifying nightlife of Krakow? You've definitely come to the right place. This guides gonna help you navigate the best pubs, bars, and clubs in Krakow, ensuring you have an unforgettable night out. So let's break it down into key areas to make your Krakow pub crawl epic. Early Bookings First things first, you need to book your spot on a Krakow Pub Crawl. Why? Because it's the best way to experience the nightlife without the hassle of planning your night. You'll get VIP entry to some of the best bars and clubs in Krakow. Plus, many pub crawls offer unlimited drinks for the first hour – a perfect way to kickstart the night! Pro Tip: Book in advance, especially if you’re planning a Krakow Stag Do or Krakow Hen Party. These events can fill up quickly, and you don’t want to miss out on the fun. Booking early also gives you access to the best Krakow Party Packages, ensuring you get the most bang for your buck. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just want to explore the best nightlife in Krakow, make sure you secure your spots ahead of time. Exploring Krakow’s Nightlife Now, let’s talk about the heart of the matter – the bars and clubs. Krakow’s nightlife is vibrant and diverse, offering something for everyone. Kazimierz District: There aren't any Pub Crawls Start in the historic Jewish Quarter. But this area is buzzing with life and packed with trendy bars and clubs. Alchemia and Singer are local favorites, known for their unique vibes and great drinks. So hit this area up earlier in the night and then take a short walk back into the old town. Old Town: No visit to Krakow is complete without experiencing the nightlife in the Old Town. Head to Main Market Square and dive into the bustling scene. Pijalnia Wódki i Piwa is a must-visit for its affordable shots and lively atmosphere. Nearby, you’ll find Prozak 2.0, a multi-level club that’s perfect for dancing the night away. And of course all the Pub Crawls start within the center. Making the Most of Krakow Pub Crawls To truly experience the best of Krakow’s nightlife, consider these tips: Pace Yourself: With unlimited drinks and multiple venues, it’s easy to get carried away. Enjoy the drinks but remember to pace yourself to make it through the night. Dress Comfortably: Krakow’s nightlife can be fast-paced and involves a lot of walking between venues. Wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers to adjust to the different environments. Bring Cash: While many places accept cards, it’s always good to have some cash on hand for small purchases or tips. Stay Hydrated: Drink water throughout the night to keep hydrated and avoid a rough morning after. Be Social: One of the best parts of a pub crawl is meeting new people. Be open, friendly, and ready to make new friends from around the world. The Perks of VIP Entry One of the major benefits of joining a Krakow Pub Crawl is the VIP entry to clubs. Skip the long lines and head straight into the action. This not only saves time but also ensures you get to experience the best clubs without the hassle. Imagine walking past a long queue, flashing your wristband, and being ushered into a top club like a celebrity. It’s the kind of experience that makes your night truly unforgettable. Unlimited Drinks – A Game Changer Unlimited drinks during the first hour? Yes, please! This perk is a game-changer, offering great value for money and setting the perfect tone for the rest of the night. Start with a few shots to get the party going, then enjoy a variety of drinks as you mingle with fellow party-goers. It’s a fantastic way to break the ice and get everyone in the party spirit. Why Choose Krakow for Your Next Night Out? Krakow isn’t just another city; it’s a nightlife haven with a unique blend of history, culture, and modern fun. The combination of historical venues turned into trendy bars and the energy of the local and tourist crowd creates an unmatched atmosphere. Plus, the affordability of Krakow’s nightlife means you can have an incredible time without breaking the bank. Real-Life Example: Let’s say you’re celebrating a birthday. You book a Krakow Party Package that includes a pub crawl, VIP entry, and a city tour. The night starts with a welcome shot at a historic bar, followed by a lively game that gets everyone laughing. You then visit a series of unique pubs, ending the night in a top club with VIP access. Not only have you celebrated in style, but you’ve also created unforgettable memories with your friends and even better its cheap! Conclusion Ready to make your Krakow pub crawl an unforgettable adventure? Remember, it's all about the experience – from booking to the final cheers of the night. So, get to know your fellow crawlers, think creatively about how to enjoy each venue, and always aim to have a blast. If this sounds a bit like you CLICK HERE!
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