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Geheimtipps in Krakau

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  Krakus Mound (Kopiec Krakusa)

  An ancient, mysterious man-made hill in Podgórze, believed to be the prehistoric burial mound of the legendary founder of Krakow, King Krakus.

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  Liban Quarry

  A former limestone quarry in Podgórze that was used as a forced labor camp during WWII and later as a filming location for Steven Spielberg's 'Schindler's List'.

Geheimtipps in Vilnius

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  St. Nicholas Church

  The oldest surviving church in Vilnius, a rare example of Gothic architecture in a city dominated by Baroque.

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  Literatų Street (Literatų Gatvė)

  A short street dedicated to writers and poets, where the walls are covered with small, unique artistic plaques and installations.

Top-Gegenden in Krakau

• Stare Miasto (Old Town)

  The historic core and UNESCO site, encircled by the lush Planty Park.

• Kazimierz (Jewish Quarter)

  Once a separate town and the center of Jewish life, Kazimierz is now Krakow's most charismatic district.

Top-Gegenden in Vilnius

• Senamiestis (Old Town)

  The historic heart and soul of Vilnius, a sprawling UNESCO World Heritage site defined by Baroque architecture, winding cobblestone streets, and hidden courtyards.

• Užupis

  A bohemian, artist-run republic on the other side of the Vilnia River, known for its independent spirit, quirky art, and laid-back vibe.

Budget in Krakau

Budget in Vilnius