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Whenever a person goes to a different place or country, in order to validate that he/she really went to that place, that person will buy souvenirs or other items that will also serve as memorabilia. The colorful and very interesting wares that Krakow’s marketplaces sell are enough to entice a person – local and tourist alike – to buy them. But of course, that’s not the only reason to buy those items.

Galeria Krakowska – This shopping center located beside the city’s main train station has lots of stores – all 270 of them; so this is definitely a shopper’s paradise. This is a very large shopping mall and since it opened in 2006, has attracted lots of people from tourists to locals alike. The great thing about this place is that this is open till 10pm in the evening (9pm on Sundays).  

Galeria Krakowska  


Sukiennice – Otherwise known as Cloth Hall or Drapers’ Hall, this place was once the place to go to when you want to buy wares or just trade with merchants. That time was definitely a long time ago. But that doesn’t mean that Sukiennice has lost its charm. This place is still a good stop over if you want to buy one-of-a-kind souvenirs to take home with you.

Sukiennice Krakow  


Galeria Kazimierz – This shopping mall is the perfect place to go to if you just wants to wander around a shopping mall or watch the latest movies. This shopping mall boasts of a state of the art movie theater and a really good looking façade. Many people come here even during the height of winter because of all the bargains one can get here. There are big (international) retailers here as well as Polish stores.

Old Town District – The Old Town District is famous for its history – as well as for being a good destination for those in the lookout for good bargains and unique buys. Not only will you get to see why UNESCO chose this place as a World Heritage Site when you visit this area, but you’ll also get to buy fantastic items and chill out at one of the café’s if ever your feet scream out in protest.

Old town krakow  

Krakow Plaza – If you go to Krakow with the kids, then you better check this place out. This modern addition has everything for everybody. There are lots of stores here that caters to children’s needs and if that isn’t enough, there is an IMAX theatre that will surely make any kid jump up and down in delight. If that isn’t enough, there’s also a so-called Fantasy Park – it has all the gaming needs that kids (or kids at heart) might crave.