by REAL KRK
Are you looking to explore Krakow in depth? Whether you’re a tourist, a resident, or someone attending a conference, the “About the City” guide, available at Multicultural Center (Centrum Wielokulturowe) is your perfect companion!
This comprehensive guide offers valuable insights into everything Krakow has to offer, including:
- Culture: Dive into Krakow’s vibrant artistic and historical heritage. Learn about the city’s museums, galleries, festivals, and local traditions that make Krakow a cultural hotspot.
- Tourism: From iconic landmarks like Wawel Castle and the Main Market Square to hidden gems waiting to be discovered, the guide is packed with tips and recommendations to make your visit unforgettable.
- Conferences and Events: Are you in Krakow for business? The guide provides an overview of the city’s best venues, conference facilities, and tips for networking in this dynamic city.
Where to Find It?
Visit Multicultural Center to grab your copy and immerse yourself in Krakow’s diverse offerings.
Who is it for?
The guide is designed for everyone, from international visitors eager to discover the city, to locals looking for new experiences, and professionals attending conferences who want to make the most of their time here.
The Multicultural Center also houses the Information Point for Foreigners in Krakow. This dedicated service offers assistance to foreigners on various aspects of living and working in Poland. Visitors can access information, seek legal advice, and receive psychological or career support. Additionally, help is available for navigating procedures related to the education of children and youth.
The Information Point not only provides guidance but also actively monitors the situation of foreigners in both Krakow and across Poland, ensuring they stay informed and supported.
Let the “About the City” guide enrich your Krakow experience. Don’t miss out – stop by the Multicultural Center today!
Below, please find the official website of Center.
https://otwarty.krakow.pl/aktualnosci/255729,1992,komunikat,centrum_wielu_kultur.html
