Free your imagination and Do it in Kraków

Kraków is not just its monuments that are sacred to Poles and its revered historic personalities. Kraków is pulsing with nightclub life, and offers tourists such unusual attractions as fire-roasted sausages at Hala Targowa or a visit to a flat straight from the era of Socialism.

The guides to the city are the reporters of Gazeta Wyborcza - Magda Kursa, Wojtek Pelowski and Rafał Romanowski - and the personalities that they have selected who live in the city and pursue their passions in it. They include Adam Golec (head of the photography department at GW), who gives hints on how and where to take the best pictures, Michał Rusinek, who tells of Kraków as a city of poets and writers, and Adam Chrząstowski, the chef at Ancora, who knows best its unique flavours. The journalists don't skip over the key places, but they also lead us to the spots that they themselves visit, where they shop, sit, play, eat, and take their friends. Places both ordinary and legendary.

The book is available at Gazeta Cafe, better bookshops, Empik, and at the website kulturalnysklep.pl.