The Cracow city is located on the foot of Wael Hill in Poland. Cracow is called the city of the rich.

This is Poland's second largest city. Cracow is known as a village in the seventh century. The city is now well-known for its cultural, administrative and economic activities.

During World War II, the Nazis brought the Jews back to Cracow in a primitive place, and later they were sent to the concentration camp. Vistula river has passed by the city. Krakow stands out in the old city's landmarks. Looking forward to the city's main town square, you will see an iconic piece of architecture and heritage in ancient Poland.