In an era of global travel, more and more people seek experiences beyond sightseeing — journeys that speak to memory, history, and humanity. Poland, as one of the main witnesses to the Holocaust, offers access to places where history is etched into the landscape. The former Nazi concentration and extermination camps are among the most powerful, sobering destinations in the world.  Thanks to the expert guidance of Hello Cracow , international visitors can explore these historic sites with the dignity, depth, and support they deserve, combining historical awareness with a well-organized travel experience.

When travelers think of Krakow, visions of the Wawel Castle, Main Market Square, and Kazimierz often come to mind. But venture east of the Vistula River, and you'll uncover a different, lesser-known side of the city—authentic, historic, and surprisingly beautiful. Whether you're a returning visitor or exploring Krakow for the first time, here are 10 hidden gems that deserve a spot on your itinerary.

When international travelers think of Krakow, they picture Wawel Castle or the Main Market Square. Many recall the sound of the trumpet from St. Mary’s Basilica. But just a short stroll from the Old Town lies Kazimierz. This district holds some of the most profound and moving stories in Polish history.  Once a city of its own, today Kazimierz is the beating heart of Krakow’s multicultural past. It's a place where cobblestone streets, synagogues, and street art tell the story of a once-flourishing Jewish community. And thanks to expertly guided tours from Hello Cracow , you can experience this living museum like never before.