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The superlative western shopping experience has been delivered to Kraków, making room for itself directly across the street Read_on (No Comments)

15 minutes from the city centre, this outlet mall features 120 foreign and domestic brands including Levis, Reserved, Puma, Reebok, Nike, Benetton, Wittchen and many more. Read_on (No Comments)

Opened in 2005, the success of Galeria Kazimierz marked another step in Kraków’s economic renaissance and rated as the area's most prestigious mall before the overblown opening of Bonarka. Read_on (No Comments)

Covering 60,000 square metres over three floors, if you arrived in the centre by train it's unlikely you missed this place: Read_on (No Comments)

The shopping experience in Poland has become largely Westernised with large, well-planned shops stocked with much the same thing you’d find in London, Milan or Cleveland, Ohio. Read_on (No Comments)

Large shopping mall with over 100 shops including Zara, Royal Collection, KappAhl and Carrefour. Entertainment includes the Cinema City and Imax theatres, Fantasy Park and a bowling centre. Read_on (No Comments)

Sprawling over 42,000 m², this consumer temple hits the range from international superstores to small regional retailers, with outlets of Real Shop, Praktiker and Media Markt. Read_on (No Comments)

This gorgeous old Rynek townhouse was converted into a snazzy shopping area in 2005 to become the first branch of the trademark Likus Concept Stores. Read_on (2 Comments)

This shopping mall to the south of Kraków has all the main outlets including Carrefour, Euro RTV AGD, Intersport, Decathlon, Benetton and Promod. Read_on (No Comments)