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The December Drinking Scene in Kraków | The Intro You Didn’t Get Before

Better Late Than Never, Right? So, here we are with the introduction that should’ve kicked off this December blog series. Instead, I jumped straight into Mikołajki last time. Why? Because it was December 6th, I was already halfway into a round of shots, and let’s just say writing wasn’t top of my priority list at that exact moment. By the time I remembered I owed you a proper intro, I’d already dropped a whole blog about Mikołajki. Not exactly a smooth start, but hey, this is Kraków in December—we do things a bit backwards sometimes. Life’s too short to follow all the rules. Now that we’ve had our fun with St. Nicholas Day, let’s zoom out a bit. December in Kraków isn’t just about one holiday. It’s a month full of traditions, late nights, and new friends crammed shoulder-to-shoulder in bars tucked down old cobblestone streets. It’s about a certain character that the city takes on when the weather gets cold and everyone decides the best way to deal with it is to raise a glass. And trust me, there’s a good feeling that comes along with it. What This Series Is All About This blog series is your inside look at how Kraków drinks its way through December. Forget the polish tourism pamphlets—this is about real nights out, from the hectic club-hopping to the mellow afternoons sipping mulled wine at the Christmas Market. I’m here to show you what’s worth trying, what’s worth skipping, and how to find that sweet spot between partying like a nutcase and actually remembering the next morning. We’re gonna cover it all: Mikołajki: Already done. You saw how it goes—small gifts, a few drinks, a warm-up for the rest of the month. Wigilia (Christmas Eve): Not a big bar night, but we’ll talk about how to keep the spirit alive afterward. Polish Traditions & Drinks: Mulled wine, hot mead, infused vodkas, and winter ales. We’ll dig into these. The Christmas Market: How to navigate the stalls, what to drink, and how not to freeze your ass off while doing it. New Year’s Eve (Sylwester): The big finale. The fireworks, the champagne, the absolute madness of it all. You’ll get the rundown on each of these, along with a few personal stories from the field. I’m not pretending to be some all-knowing expert, but I’ve been guiding pub crawls for a while and I’ve seen a thing or two. I’ll share what I know: where to start your night, what to try if you’re a total newbie, and how to avoid coming off like a complete tourist (although sometimes that’s half the fun). December’s Personality: Cold Weather, Warm Bars December in Kraków might not be warm, but it’s got something better—it’s got character. The city’s old stone buildings glow under Christmas lights, the bars stay open late, and locals mix with expats and travelers to create an atmosphere that’s tough to beat. The cold outside makes that first sip of a hot drink inside feel downright perfect. It’s not about being fancy, it’s about embracing what’s in front of you: a crowded bar, a steaming mug of grzaniec (mulled wine), and the kind of conversation you only have when everyone’s escaping the same chill. You’ll notice this good feeling is most obvious at night, when a few drinks have softened the edges of the day. Strangers talk to strangers a little easier. You try a new drink just because your neighbor at the bar recommended it. A random Christmas carol might float in from the street, and suddenly everyone’s humming along. December sets the stage; you just have to show up and play your part. Why I’m Doing This (Other Than the Obvious Fun) You might wonder: why write these blogs at all? Well, besides the fact that I said I would (and I’m already late), I actually like giving newcomers a heads-up. Kraków has this underground energy that tourists don’t always get to see. Sure, the city’s known for cheap drinks and a wild nightlife, but there’s more to it than just slamming shots. There are traditions woven into the way people drink, the drinks they choose, and the reason they gather. It’s a chance to taste a bit of the local culture, not just the local booze. The Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl—Your Shortcut If you’re short on time or just not in the mood to figure it all out yourself, that’s where the Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl  comes in. I’m part of that crew, and we’ve got this down to a system. One ticket, a bunch of bars, no guesswork. You’ll meet a mix of people who’ve come to do the same thing as you—drink, talk, maybe sing a carol off-key after a few too many. By the end of the night, you’ll have a better feel for what makes December in Kraków worth sticking around for. Apologies for the Messy Schedule Look, I know this intro is late. But think about it—what’s a drinking guide to December if I don’t get caught up in the moment myself? If I’d stayed home writing a perfect introduction on December 1st, I might’ve missed out on the very stuff I’m here to talk about. So, sorry-not-sorry for the delay. The whole point is that December here can catch you off guard, lead you down a side street, and have you leaning over a dimly lit bar discussing life with someone you just met. What’s Next From here on out, I’ll try to keep things in order… maybe. We’ll dive deeper into the traditions, the drinks, and the spots that make Kraków tick during December. I’ll tell you where to get the best mulled wine, how to handle Christmas Eve when most people are home with family, and what to expect as the month barrels towards New Year’s Eve. If you’re new to the city, buckle up. If you’re a local, you might see your own habits and hangouts reflected back at you. December in Kraków isn’t perfect. It’s rough around the edges, a bit chaotic, and sometimes the drinks hit harder than you expect. But that’s kind of the point. There’s a realness here, a certain character you can’t fake. And whether you’re drinking with old friends or total strangers, there’s a good feeling that you’re part of something more than just another night out. So, consider this the official start—even though it’s technically blog number two. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and let’s navigate December together. It might not be flawless, but it sure won’t be boring. Cheers.  

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Mikołajki & Early December in Kraków | A Down-to-Earth Drinking Guide

No Fancy Introductions—Just Getting Started Alright, so I’m supposed to start this whole December blog series with a neat little introduction, right? Yeah, that’s not happening. It’s December 6th—Mikołajki—and I’m writing this with a slightly fuzzy head becuase priorities happen, my friend. I know I promised a slick intro, but when you’re knee-deep in shots and everyone’s yelling “Na zdrowie!” it’s hard to remember your to-do list. So, we’re kicking off with Mikołajki. I’ll get to the intro later (or never—nah, I’ll get there, don’t worry). What the Hell is Mikołajki Anyway? For those who have no idea, Mikołajki (St. Nicholas Day) falls on December 6th. Kids wake up to small gifts—usually sweets—and adults tend to treat themselves to a few drinks. It’s not New Year’s Eve crazy, but it’s a decent enough excuse to raise a glass. And really, who’s gonna complain about an extra reason to indulge? The Early December Buzz By the time Mikołajki rolls around, Kraków starts humming with a certain character. There’s a good feeling out there in the cold streets—people buying gifts, grabbing gingerbread, and sipping mulled wine at the Christmas Market. Even if you’re not scoring any fancy presents today, you still feel that something’s in the air. It’s like the city’s giving you a wink and a nod, telling you the holiday madness is only just warming up. What to Drink Today Let’s get into the fun part. On Mikołajki, you’ll see locals dipping into bars, ordering hot mulled wine (grzaniec) or honey mead. If you’re more of a vodka guy, cherry vodka or a quick shot of something stronger works. It all goes down easy when your face is half-frozen. Personally, I like to keep it simple—beer with a shot on the side. This way, I stay warm, and I stay interested. Getting Into the Crawl While you’re out there soaking it in, don’t forget the Krakow Party Animals Pub Crawl is always an option. Sure, it might be early in the month, but December’s a long stretch of celebrations. Why not kick it off right? Come join us, and we’ll bounce you through a couple of spots that won’t disappoint. By the end of the night, you’ll know the bars worth returning to when the real holiday chaos comes knocking. A Softer Start to the Holiday Madness Think of Mikołajki as a practice run. The bars aren’t nuts yet, and you can actually claim a decent seat. This is your chance to test out the local drinks and meet new people before the crowds triple in size. Trust me, once you know your way around these spots, you’ll be set when mid-December hits and everyone’s shifting into full party mode. About That Missing Introduction If you’re wondering where the formal introduction to this blog series is—well, I was busy getting drunk, my friend. That’s the whole point of December in Kraków: you live it first, write about it second. Consider this a teaser. I’ll give you that official intro later, once my head clears. For now, just roll with it, grab a drink, and enjoy the moment. Embrace the Warm-Up So here’s the deal: Mikołajki might not be the wildest holiday on the Polish calendar, but it sets the tone. It’s a signal that the real party’s still ahead. You’ve got a whole month of celebrations, traditions, and drinking sessions waiting for you. So raise that beer, knock back that shot, and if you want some solid company, join us on the pub crawl. This is just the warm-up to December’s main event, and trust me, you won’t want to miss a second of it. Cheers!

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Halloween With Krakow Animals Pub Crawl

Embracing Halloween in Kraków Hey team, so as it's Halloween today, it got me thinking of when I first arrived in Poland. When I first arrived in Kraków! I was unfamiliar with the excitement surrounding Halloween. Back home, it wasn't a big deal, but here, it was an entirely different thing! Discovering Kraków's Halloween Spirit As I was strolling through the streets of the Old Town, obviously I was impressed by the architecture as we all are who are lucky enough to have come here, but what was even more exciting was that most of the buildings were adorned with flickering jack-o'-lanterns and other decorations that brought the city to life in a scary, undead-type way haha. The city was booming with energy, and I was gearing up for the night of my life. Half drunk already, I heard this homeless man rambling about ghosts… and he was speaking English! I thought, man, if he actually has some tales to tell, this would make an unreal story. Random ghost stories on Halloween in Kraków! Haha, as it often does, curiosity got the better of me, and I went over and asked the man what he was talking about. He looked at the bottle of vodka in my pocket and said in a very Slavic English accent, "I'll tell ya for a shot!" So, obviously, I opened the bottle! He took a long swig and looked up at me; I'll never forget the way he looked—a sly grin forming. "Okay, dobrze, you want to know what I was speaking about?" I nodded, and he motioned for me to sit. Between swigs of vodka, he began to share some pretty outrageous stories, tales, and myths, and on any other day, I wouldn’t have believed them haha, but it’s Halloween; anything can happen on Halloween.     Whispers of the Demon of Łysa Góra He took a swig of his vodka before beginning. "Have you heard of the Demon of Łysa Góra?" he asked, his voice lowering. "Bald Mountain? No, I haven't." "Long ago," he began, "villagers gathered atop Łysa Góra to perform ancient rituals—stare rytuały. They wanted to harness dark powers, to control forces beyond our world." "What happened?" I asked, leaning in. "They summoned something they couldn't contain," he said gravely. "Strange lights—dziwne światła—were seen in the sky. Those who went up the mountain never returned. Even today, hikers speak of unnatural sounds—nienaturalne dźwięki—whispers that aren't carried by the wind." He glanced around before continuing. "Some say the demon still guards the mountain, a sentinel born from mistakes of the past. On nights like this, when the moon is full—pełnia księżyca—you can feel its presence." A chill ran down my spine. It almost seemed as if the mountain itself was watching us. (Read more about the history and legends of Łysa Góra here. )     Beware the Strzyga He leaned in closer. "But the demon is not the only thing to fear. You must be careful of the Strzyga." "What's a Strzyga?" I asked. He eyed me seriously. "A creature with two hearts and two souls—dwa serca i dwie dusze. By day, they appear human, blending seamlessly into society. But by night, they transform into monstrous beings, feeding on the life force of the living." "How can you tell if someone is a Strzyga?" I questioned, both skeptical and intrigued. He smirked. "You can't. Some say they avoid eye contact—unikać kontaktu wzrokowego—or their shadows move independently—cień żyje własnym życiem. Others believe they possess knowledge beyond their years. But tonight, with everyone in costumes, it's impossible to know who, or what, you might encounter." He paused, letting the weight of his words sink in. "So be cautious, my friend. Not everything is as it seems." (Learn more about the mysterious Strzyga here.) Looking at the time, I realized I was late for the pub crawl, and I decided he had earned the bottle, so I left it with him and headed straight for Let's Rock Party Hostel!     Joining the Halloween Pub Crawl I pieced together a last-minute costume—a pirate hat and an eye patch—and headed downstairs to where the pub crawl was starting. The place was alive with energy, decorations everywhere. They even had a professional face painter painting faces haha, very cool. People dressed as vampires, witches, and creatures I couldn't even name filled the room. We set off into the night, moving from one club to another. Each venue embraced the Halloween spirit fully, with themed drinks, haunting music, and elaborate decorations. The city's dedication to the celebration was evident at every turn.     A Vampire's Trick Amidst the fun in Prozac 2.0 (I think it was), a tall figure dressed as a vampire bumped into me, nearly causing me to spill my drink. "Sorry about that!" he exclaimed with a grin, flashing fake fangs before disappearing into the crowd. It wasn't until I was at the bar buying another drink that I noticed my wallet was missing. Damn it! Panic set in. I informed one of the pub crawl guides, who helped me retrace my steps, but the wallet was nowhere to be found. On the way to the next club, we saw the police, so we went to report the theft. Communication was a challenge. The officer spoke little English, and with the help of a translator app, I explained what happened. "He was dressed as a vampire," I said. The officer gave a weary smile, gesturing to the window where countless vampires roamed the streets. "Tonight, everyone is vampire," he said. "Very difficult." Realising the improbability of finding the culprit, I thanked him and returned to the group.     The Kindness of Strangers Back at Let's Rock, I contemplated calling it a night. But my new friends wouldn't hear of it. "Don't worry about it," one said. "We've got you covered." They pooled their resources to ensure I could continue enjoying the evening. Their generosity turned a very sad situation into one of my favorite nights I can remember. "You're part of the family now," another added with a reassuring pat on the back. Obviously, I paid them all back the next day, but it was so nice of them to just help a stranger out like this. As the night wore on, I had to retell the tales the old man had told me. "Do you think there's any truth to the story of the Lady in White?" I asked. One of them nodded thoughtfully. "My grandmother used to tell me about her. Some say she's been seen near the castle on misty nights." Another chimed in, "And the Strzyga—my uncle swears he encountered one during his military service. He said the man's eyes reflected no light, even in the dark." I'm sure they were just trying to scare me even more, but the blend of local legends and the festive atmosphere made the experience all the more memorable.     A Halloween to Remember By the time the first light of dawn appeared, I realized that despite the setback, this night had become something special. Losing my wallet to a vampire was an unexpected twist, but it added to all of the stories I'd have to share with everyone back home. As I settled into bed, I couldn't help but smile. Kraków had welcomed me with open arms, shared its secrets, and given me a Halloween unlike any other.     Join the Festivities Yourself If you find yourself in Kraków during Halloween and want to experience the nightlife and Halloween the way I did, buy a ticket here! https://www.krakowanimalscrawl.com/Just keep an eye on your wallet—those vampires are sneaky!  

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Bania Luka Krakow - My Favorite Spot for Cheap Drinks, Good Times, and Unforgettable Memories

IntroductionThere are bars, my friends, and then there’s Bania Luka. It actually feels more like a privilege to have the opportunity to write about such a prestigious venue. This place is my absolute favorite spot in Krakow. This isn’t just a bar… it’s where I’ve met friends from all around the world, shared more laughs than you can even begin to count, and created some of the most unforgettable memories of my life. Bania Luka (even writing this name gives me chills and makes me thirsty!) is known for its ridiculously cheap drinks, rowdy but friendly atmosphere, and its unique ability to bring together tourists, locals, and expats alike. For completely obvious reasons, haha (CHEAP DRINKS). But to me, Bania Luka is more than just a place to drink; it’s a community. The Ultimate Meeting SpotFrom day drinking at Old Bania Luka on Plac Szczepański 6 to grabbing a quick shot between clubs at the Floriańska location, and finishing with Jagerbombs at Main Bania on Szewska Street, this bar has been the backdrop to many of my wildest and most fun nights. It’s also a favorite meeting spot among my friends. We often say that all great nights in Krakow either start or end (or both) at Bania Luka. Then and Now – Price ComparisonBack in the day when I first wandered my way into Bania Luka, a beer or vodka shot would set you back around 4-5 PLN. It was cheap then, but even now, with beers at 9 PLN in 2024, it remains one of the most affordable spots in town. Sure, the price has doubled over the years, but considering that elsewhere drinks can set you back 15-20 PLN or more, it’s an absolute steal! Missing the Old TimesI remember sitting at home on the other side of the world, freezing, and watching Instagram stories of my friends soaking up the sun at Old Bania Luka. The jealousy was very real—not just because of the weather but because I missed my 9 PLN beers. Day Drinking at Old Bania Luka: Plac Szczepański 6There’s something really special about day drinking at Old Bania Luka, especially when summer hits. Plac Szczepański is perfect for an afternoon/morning-to-afternoon session, sipping (or downing) beers in the sun, catching up with friends, and meeting new people from all over the globe. Whether it’s tourists stumbling in from a nearby walking tour, a massive group of English lads on a stag do (sometimes annoying and sometimes fun), you’re always going to have a good time. Meeting Friends in the Afternoon SunAs most of you probably know, beers go down easy in the afternoon sun, and before you know it, you’re deep in conversation with someone you literally just met but feel like you’ve known for years. Main Bania Luka: Szewska StreetThe main and biggest Bania Luka on Szewska Street—the beating heart of Krakow. This is our spot before a big night out. I’ve lost count of how many times we’ve stopped in for a quick round of Jagerbombs. Floriańska Location – Perfect for In-Between Clubbing ShotsNot that I would suggest this (the nightclubs wouldn’t be fans), but if you’re on a budget, there’s the Bania Luka on Floriańska Street, right next to a lot of Krakow’s best clubs. You can use this Bania as a pit stop for your nights out. When we’re bouncing between clubs, we pop in for a quick shot to keep the energy high and our pockets full (haha). The Food: Hits Different When You’re DrunkOkay, let’s be honest, no one goes to Bania Luka for the food. But after a few drinks, their simple menu becomes surprisingly appealing. From pierogi to hearty soups, the food might not win any culinary awards, but it definitely hits the spot when you need to refuel. I’ve enjoyed many late-night snacks here, and while it might be the drinks talking, it always tastes pretty damn good. Final ThoughtsSo, if you ever find yourself in Krakow and are looking for a place that feels like a home away from home, head over to Bania Luka. Whether you’re joining a Krakow pub crawl or just exploring the city on your own, make sure to stop by. Grab a 9 PLN beer (or 10), soak in the atmosphere, and let the night take you where it will. In most cases for me, the night has taken me directly to a pub crawl Krakow Animals Pub Crawl because, like Bania, the Party Animals Pub Crawl is fun, cheap, and social!

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Krakow Dragoons FC - Where Football Meets Beers, Cheers, and Expats

Krakow Dragoons FC - Where Football Meets Beers, Cheers, and Expats   Introduction: So I'm not much of a football fan to be honest but as you know from most of my other blog posts your Krakow pub crawl guide is a man who deeply enjoys a beer or seven. So when my friend told me to come watch them play football I thought that's a lovely excuse to drink on a Sunday. The Krakow Dragoons FC isn’t just your average football team though! They bring together football lovers from around the world in Poland’s best city (in my opinion) Krakow! So whether you’re passionate about football or just looking for a fun weekend activity with beers, the Dragoons offer a unique mix of sports and social engagement. Also a nice excuse to give your girlfriend, wife or significant other so you can down some beers.    Multiculturalism and a Passion for Football So the team was initially started by a group of expats looking for a way to connect through football, the Krakow Dragoons FC has now evolved into I think one of the most exciting expat football clubs in Poland. With players from over 20 different countries, the team embodies not just the competitive spirit of football but the diversity and inclusivity of Krakow's expat community​. Very 2024. Przegląd Sportowy Onet   The team has accomplished a lot in the time that I've been following them, from competitive matches in the Klasa A league to the amount of beers drunk in post-match gatherings, the Dragoons bring together people from different walks of life. Whether it’s a hard-fought game or a lopsided victory, like their recent 5-1 win over Orzeł Iwanowice, the team consistently gives the fans what they want, football that is both fun and passionate​. Dragoons FC   More Than Just a Match - A Social Event for Football Lovers However again in my opinion what really sets this team apart is the social aspect of attending their matches. Picture this, a sunny Sunday afternoon, a beer in hand, 5 more at your feet, mates at your side, and some live football in front of you. Add to that the freedom to shout at the referee (however be respectful), chant with your friends, and enjoy the sport in a laid-back, welcoming environment.  This is the kind of match where us fans feel almost as important as the players. You’re not just a spectator, you’re part of a community and one that welcomes anyone who wants to drink a beer and lend their support.    Final Thoughts So if you’re new in krakow and have the ability to kick a ball around why not go see if you can play with the boys. If you don’t have this type of ability but still love the game, Go support the boys, yell some encouragement, drink some beers and yell some more! Drink even more beers with the team afterwards and after the post match social gathering why not go hit a pub crawl! See you at the next match! See you next pub crawl! https://www.krakowanimalscrawl.com/    Upcoming Matches: Sunday, October 27, 2024, vs. Orzeł Bębło at Gronostajowa 12​Dragoons FC Learn more about the Krakow Dragoons on their official website here​ Dragoons FC  

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Forum Przestrzenie Krakow - Food, Fun, and a Very Frustrating Coin Machine

Forum Przestrzenie Krakow - Food, Fun, and a Very Frustrating Coin Machine Krakow is known for its exceptional nightlife, amazing food, and stunning views. And it just so happens that I know a place where all these things come together. Forum Przestrzenie is the perfect place to experience the lot. Located along the Vistula River, Forum is a dynamic hotspot where locals and tourists gather to eat, drink, and play, with an extensive range of cool restaurants, bars, and activities. In the summer, it's the PERFECT day drinking spot when you're gearing up for a banger of a Pub Crawl. Just one little warning and something I'm still very, very bitter about: Beware of the coin machine in the back near Butter Cut. It almost ruined my day and it could ruin yours if you're not careful. The Food at Forum Przestrzenie However I digress, let's first talk about all the amazing restaurants in Forum Przestrzenie.  Hala Forum – This casual spot offers a diverse range of food options. From international street food to local Polish bites, Hala Forum provides something for everyone. Perfect for grabbing a quick meal. Check it out? Tres Amigos – If you’re in the mood for Mexican food, Tres Amigos serves up delicious tacos and burritos with bold flavors. It’s the perfect pit stop before hitting up the Krakow nightlife scene or joining a Krakow Pub Crawl. Check it out? Pita Grill – If you're a fan of grilled meats and hearty meals, Pita Grill has you covered. Their tasty grilled plates are a hit, and they offer plenty of options for both meat lovers and vegetarians. Check it out? Panorama Forum – A scenic, dog-friendly spot where you can enjoy food and drinks with panoramic views of the Vistula River. It's a great place to relax. Check it out?    The Theme Park - Bumper Cars and a Rigged Punching Machine Aside from all the good food, Forum has a mini theme park right next to it that's gotten better and better as the years have pressed on. You'll find carnival rides, bumper cars, and various arcade games. However, let me start by elaborating on the warning I gave at the start of this blog! There's a coin machine by the rides that is supposed to give out coins, but it's a LIE! I learned this the hard way when the machine happily took my money over and over. You would think that I would have stopped after the first try; however, I was a little bit drunk and really wanted to play some games. This made the betrayal even more hurtful when it continued to give me nothing in return. My first thought was to get help from the surrounding restaurants and security. Turned out the machine was managed by a third-party company, which didn't bother to take my calls or reply to my emails TO THIS DAY. Needless to say, at the time I was not thrilled; actually, I'm still not too happy about this haha. While I may have considered smashing the machine, cooler heads prevailed, and I settled for simply unplugging it so as to save other unsuspecting potential victims. I didn't win the battle, but I think I won the war? After that, I joined my friends for some actual fun at the theme park. We hit the bumper cars, which were a blast. The only time it's ever okay to smash your car into a girl, haha. Then, we played some intense rounds of table hockey, where I dominated, smoking everyone with my very impressive skills. Travis unfortunately lost every game, which was funny because he's the type of guy that believes he's going to win everything right up until he doesn't. Not to mention all the Jäger bomb races we have had together. Can't wait to send him the link this blog so he has the pleasure of seeing the facts in print haha. Anyway, after all the winning, feeling pretty good, I decided to give the arcade punching machine a try. Big mistake. I hit that machine as hard as I could, but no matter how strong I punched, the machine kept giving me low scores. And everyone else high ones. I thought I knew how to punch and am at least 10 kgs heavier than everyone else that was there so it shouldn’t have been doing this to me. Everyone was in hysterics. Ha ha ha, I went from high in the clouds from my previous victories to straight back down to earth. Frustrated, I tried again, and again, and again, losing to my smaller friends each and every time. Then my mate's girlfriend, who probably weighs less than 50 kgs, went to punch the machine and even beat me…. Night over haha, it's funny now but I was a little bit depressed at the time. So obviously we had to go drink more. Hot Air Balloon Rides In addition to the food and fun and theme park, there's an iconic hot air balloon at Forum Przestrzenie that offers some pretty breathtaking views of Krakow from the sky. It's a tethered balloon, so you're safe as houses as you float high above the city and take in the panoramic view. If you're planning to join a Krakow Pub Crawl, this could be a great daytime activity to get a new perspective on the city before getting absolutely spasticated. Or politely intoxicated. Karaoke At Let's SING After all that competition, my friends and I decided to go to Lets Sing to belt out a bit of karaoke. I went with Mulan's "I'll Make a Man Out of You," the only song I sing. Even though I'm pretty tone-deaf, it turns out if you sing the same song over and over again for years, you start to sound….not great. But not terrible either. My friend Ben, as usual, went for his 100th rendition of The Killers' "Mr. Brightside." We listened to a few other people singing as the drinks are cheap and the spot is lovely.    After this, I bet you can guess what we did. The Krakow Animals Pub Crawl - Click right here to get yourself a ticket  Conclusion - Forum Przestrzenie — The Ultimate Hangout Spot Forum Przestrzenie has something for everyone. Whether you're gearing up for a night of fun, enjoying some delicious food, or trying your luck in the theme park, you're sure to have a great time. Just be wary of the coin machine and the rigged punching contest, obviously. Title: "Forum Przestrzenie Krakow: The Ultimate Guide to Food, Fun, and Nightlife" meta_description: "Discover Forum Przestrzenie in Krakow - your go-to spot for amazing food, exciting activities, and unforgettable nightlife experiences. Learn about the best restaurants, theme park attractions, and insider tips for making the most of this vibrant Krakow hotspot."  

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