Stories from Krakow · Poland

Radio Krakow is paying tribute to a person named Woźniak, describing them as a visionary who always kept conscience in their heart.

An archaeological excavation at Wawel has revealed a complete overlap of stratigraphy from the 20th century to the early Middle Ages.

A radio broadcast reported that the mafia was allowed to control areas including gambling, drug trafficking, and prostitution.

Krakow is observing Europe Day on May 9th, with events taking place on Szczepański Square.

Local activities are observed in valleys near Krakow, including bonfires in gardens and various presentations. Kayaking is also mentioned as part of these events. Participants are noted wearing green jackets with the inscription 'Oh Aza lives'.

A demand has been made for the mandatory chipping of all dogs and cats.

The renovation of a courtroom in Krakow cost almost 18 million zlotys (PLN).

Krakow announced a series of cultural events, including night access to museums, sanctuaries, sessions, performances, and concerts. The city of Krakow is preparing to open its rich culture to the public, with various events scheduled to take place at night.

A public event was held at Szczepański Square in Krakow to inform citizens about the European Union's functions and Poland's benefits from membership. Odado Radoti participated in the celebration.

Barbara Nowak, head of Krakow's PiS structures, shocked both Krakow residents and her party's authorities.