| | Polish in Krakow, Poland's ancient royal capital, is one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Polish in Poland. Here you can visit many unique sites and monuments, such as the Old Town with the largest Market Square in Europe, Kazimierz (the Old Jewish Quarter), Wawel (the Royal Castle) and dozens of churches and cathedrals. And after that you can relax in one of over 300 pubs, cafes and restaurants or attend a concert, a cinema, a theatre...
Our aim is not only to teach you Polish but also to introduce you to Polish culture and tradition. For this reason we offer a cultural program to accompany our courses. This program includes the following: Introductory guided tour of Old Krakow Welcome and farewell parties Day trip to the mountains combined with a hiking tour Workshop on Polish folk dance Afternoon with a Polish movie Field trip to a historic salt mine in Wieliczka (the cost of entrance fee and transport /20 | | Polish in Krakow, Poland's ancient royal capital, is one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Polish in Poland. Here you can visit many unique sites and monuments, such as the Old Town with the largest Market Square in Europe, Kazimierz (the Old Jewish Quarter), Wawel (the Royal Castle) and dozens of churches and cathedrals. And after that you can relax in one of over 300 pubs, cafes and restaurants or attend a concert, a cinema, a theatre...
Our aim is not only to teach you Polish but also to introduce you to Polish culture and tradition. For this reason we offer a cultural program to accompany our courses. This program includes the following: Introductory guided tour of Old Krakow Welcome and farewell parties Day trip to the mountains combined with a hiking tour Workshop on Polish folk dance Afternoon with a Polish movie Evenings of jazz or traditional Jewish music in traditional restaurants and pubs
Depending on interest on the part of our participants, we may orga-nize the following additional events: Visit to the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill (additional fee) Lectures on history, culture and current political events in Polish in Poland Guided tour of Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow Visit to Nowa Huta, a "new city" designed and built from the ground up in the 1950s, a typical example of communist constructivism in architecture Trip to the concentration camp at Oświęcim/Auschwitz (We do not offer this trip ourselves, but in almost every Polish Course some participants decide to visit the museum in Auschwitz on their own. We then help to plan the trip by providing information about bus connections to Auschwitz, booking a guide, etc.) Visit to Collegium Maius, the oldest surviving part of the Jagiellonian University, dated from the 15th century (additional fee).
Here you can see photos of some cultural events during our previous courses.
Additionally, at the beginning of your session we provide you with a schedule of some most interesting cultural events (music, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions, concerts, festivals) taking place during your stay in Krakow; you will also receive a set of other practical information, e.g. about restaurants, pubs, post office, shops etc. to help you to plan and enrich your stay in Polish in Krakow.
Below you will find a list of interesting websites about Polish in Krakow and its surroundings:
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| | Polish in Krakow, Poland's ancient royal capital, is one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Polish in Poland. Here you can visit many unique sites and monuments, such as the Old Town with the largest Market Square in Europe, Kazimierz (the Old Jewish Quarter), Wawel (the Royal Castle) and dozens of churches and cathedrals. And after that you can relax in one of over 300 pubs, cafes and restaurants or attend a concert, a cinema, a theatre...
Our aim is not only to teach you Polish but also to introduce you to Polish culture and tradition. For this reason we offer a cultural program to accompany our courses. This program includes the following: Introductory guided tour of Old Krakow Welcome and farewell parties Day trip to the mountains combined with a hiking tour Workshop on Polish folk dance Afternoon with a Polish movie Evenings of jazz or traditional Jewish music in traditional restaurants and pubs
Depending on interest on the part of our participants, we may orga-nize the following additional events: Visit to the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill (additional fee) Lectures on history, culture and current political events in Polish in Poland Guided tour of Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow Visit to Nowa Huta, a "new city" designed and built from the ground up in the 1950s, a typical example of communist constructivism in architecture Trip to the concentration camp at Oświęcim/Auschwitz (We do not offer this trip ourselves, but in almost every Polish Course some participants decide to visit the museum in Auschwitz on their own. We then help to plan the trip by providing information about bus connections to Auschwitz, booking a guide, etc.) Visit to Collegium Maius, the oldest surviving part of the Jagiellonian University, dated from the 15th century (additional fee).
Here you can see photos of some cultural events during our previous courses.
Additionally, at the beginning of your session we provide you with a schedule of some most interesting cultural events (music, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions, concerts, festivals) taking place during your stay in Krakow; you will also receive a set of other practical information, e.g. about restaurants, pubs, post office, shops etc. to help you to plan and enrich your stay in Polish in Krakow.
Below you will find a list of interesting websites about Polish in Krakow and its surroundings:
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| | Polish in Krakow, Poland's ancient royal capital, is one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Polish in Poland. Here you can visit many unique sites and monuments, such as the Old Town with the largest Market Square in Europe, Kazimierz (the Old Jewish Quarter), Wawel (the Royal Castle) and dozens of churches and cathedrals. And after that you can relax in one of over 300 pubs, cafes and restaurants or attend a concert, a cinema, a theatre...
Our aim is not only to teach you Polish but also to introduce you to Polish culture and tradition. For this reason we offer a cultural program to accompany our courses. This program includes the following: Introductory guided tour of Old Krakow Welcome and farewell parties Day trip to the mountains combined with a hiking tour Workshop on Polish folk dance Afternoon with a Polish movie Evenings of jazz or traditional Jewish music in traditional restaurants and pubs
Depending on interest on the part of our participants, we may orga-nize the following additional events: Visit to the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill (additional fee) Lectures on history, culture and current political events in Polish in Poland Guided tour of Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow Visit to Nowa Huta, a "new city" designed and built from the ground up in the 1950s, a typical example of communist constructivism in architecture Trip to the concentration camp at Oświęcim/Auschwitz (We do not offer this trip ourselves, but in almost every Polish Course some participants decide to visit the museum in Auschwitz on their own. We then help to plan the trip by providing information about bus connections to Auschwitz, booking a guide, etc.) Visit to Collegium Maius, the oldest surviving part of the Jagiellonian University, dated from the 15th century (additional fee).
Here you can see photos of some cultural events during our previous courses.
Additionally, at the beginning of your session we provide you with a schedule of some most interesting cultural events (music, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions, concerts, festivals) taking place during your stay in Krakow; you will also receive a set of other practical information, e.g. about restaurants, pubs, post office, shops etc. to help you to plan and enrich your stay in Polish in Krakow.
Below you will find a list of interesting websites about Polish in Krakow and its surroundings:
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| | Polish in Krakow, Poland's ancient royal capital, is one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Polish in Poland. Here you can visit many unique sites and monuments, such as the Old Town with the largest Market Square in Europe, Kazimierz (the Old Jewish Quarter), Wawel (the Royal Castle) and dozens of churches and cathedrals. And after that you can relax in one of over 300 pubs, cafes and restaurants or attend a concert, a cinema, a theatre...
Our aim is not only to teach you Polish but also to introduce you to Polish culture and tradition. For this reason we offer a cultural program to accompany our courses. This program includes the following: Introductory guided tour of Old Krakow Welcome and farewell parties Day trip to the mountains combined with a hiking tour Workshop on Polish folk dance Afternoon with a Polish movie Evenings of jazz or traditional Jewish music in traditional restaurants and pubs
Depending on interest on the part of our participants, we may orga-nize the following additional events: Visit to the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill (additional fee) Lectures on history, culture and current political events in Polish in Poland Guided tour of Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow Visit to Nowa Huta, a "new city" designed and built from the ground up in the 1950s, a typical example of communist constructivism in architecture Trip to the concentration camp at Oświęcim/Auschwitz (We do not offer this trip ourselves, but in almost every Polish Course some participants decide to visit the museum in Auschwitz on their own. We then help to plan the trip by providing information about bus connections to Auschwitz, booking a guide, etc.) Visit to Collegium Maius, the oldest surviving part of the Jagiellonian University, dated from the 15th century (additional fee).
Here you can see photos of some cultural events during our previous courses.
Additionally, at the beginning of your session we provide you with a schedule of some most interesting cultural events (music, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions, concerts, festivals) taking place during your stay in Krakow; you will also receive a set of other practical information, e.g. about restaurants, pubs, post office, shops etc. to help you to plan and enrich your stay in Polish in Krakow.
Below you will find a list of interesting websites about Polish in Krakow and its surroundings:
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| | Polish in Krakow, Poland's ancient royal capital, is one of the most popular and beautiful cities in Polish in Poland. Here you can visit many unique sites and monuments, such as the Old Town with the largest Market Square in Europe, Kazimierz (the Old Jewish Quarter), Wawel (the Royal Castle) and dozens of churches and cathedrals. And after that you can relax in one of over 300 pubs, cafes and restaurants or attend a concert, a cinema, a theatre...
Our aim is not only to teach you Polish but also to introduce you to Polish culture and tradition. For this reason we offer a cultural program to accompany our courses. This program includes the following: Introductory guided tour of Old Krakow Welcome and farewell parties Day trip to the mountains combined with a hiking tour Workshop on Polish folk dance Afternoon with a Polish movie Evenings of jazz or traditional Jewish music in traditional restaurants and pubs
Depending on interest on the part of our participants, we may orga-nize the following additional events: Visit to the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill (additional fee) Lectures on history, culture and current political events in Polish in Poland Guided tour of Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow Visit to Nowa Huta, a "new city" designed and built from the ground up in the 1950s, a typical example of communist constructivism in architecture Trip to the concentration camp at Oświęcim/Auschwitz (We do not offer this trip ourselves, but in almost every Polish Course some participants decide to visit the museum in Auschwitz on their own. We then help to plan the trip by providing information about bus connections to Auschwitz, booking a guide, etc.) Visit to Collegium Maius, the oldest surviving part of the Jagiellonian University, dated from the 15th century (additional fee).
Here you can see photos of some cultural events during our previous courses.
Additionally, at the beginning of your session we provide you with a schedule of some most interesting cultural events (music, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions, concerts, festivals) taking place during your stay in Krakow; you will also receive a set of other practical information, e.g. about restaurants, pubs, post office, shops etc. to help you to plan and enrich your stay in Polish in Krakow.
Below you will find a list of interesting websites about Polish in Krakow and its surroundings:
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Euros/ is covered by Polish Course participants) Evenings of jazz or traditional Jewish music in traditional restaurants and pubs
Depending on interest on the part of our participants, we may orga-nize the following additional events: Visit to the Royal Castle on Wawel Hill (additional fee) Lectures on history, culture and current political events in Polish in Poland Guided tour of Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter of Krakow Visit to Nowa Huta, a "new city" designed and built from the ground up in the 1950s, a typical example of communist constructivism in architecture Trip to the concentration camp at Oświęcim/Auschwitz (We do not offer this trip ourselves, but in almost every Polish Course some participants decide to visit the museum in Auschwitz on their own. We then help to plan the trip by providing information about bus connections to Auschwitz, booking a guide, etc.) Visit to Collegium Maius, the oldest surviving part of the Jagiellonian University, dated from the 15th century (additional fee).
Here you can see photos of some cultural events during our previous courses.
Additionally, at the beginning of your session we provide you with a schedule of some most interesting cultural events (music, theatres, cinemas, exhibitions, concerts, festivals) taking place during your stay in Krakow; you will also receive a set of other practical information, e.g. about restaurants, pubs, post office, shops etc. to help you to plan and enrich your stay in Polish in Krakow.
Below you will find a list of interesting websites about Polish in Krakow and its surroundings:
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