Kazimierz in Krakow: a walk worth ending with a Polish dinner
Kazimierz is best known without haste. A walk between streets, squares and historic buildings can be combined with a rest in Polish cuisine.

Kazimierz is best known without haste. A walk between streets, squares and historic buildings can be combined with a rest in Polish cuisine.
Where do I start?
A good landmark is Szeroka Street, and then the vicinity of Nowy Square. Along the way, attention should be paid to the diversity of architecture and traces of the Jewish and Christian history of the district. There is no need for a rigid route: the greatest pleasure is to look into the side streets.
How to plan a food break?
After a long walk, it is best to have a quiet meal at the table, especially if you visit with your family. The menu is worth checking before, because seasonal dishes change with the availability of ingredients. With a larger group it is also wise to check the possibility of booking.
# Kazimierz and Polish flavors
Kazimierz's character not only creates monuments, but also a culinary diversity. Polish cuisine based on soups, dumplings and seasonal products is one way to explore the region. This does not mean one “mandatory” dish: it is worth choosing according to your own appetite.
# How do you plan a visit in practice?
If you are visiting Kazimierz, consider the weather, the time of day and the time to get to the restaurant. Current opening hours and menus may change, so it is best to check them immediately before leaving. With several people, booking facilitates organization.
# Before the visit
At the end of the walk check out the current menu of My Polana Smaków at 15 Boży Body Street; the offer may change.
You can check the current menu on My Flavors Polana website. For information on availability of tables, see the reservation section.
# An example plan for two hours
Take the first half hour to get to know the surroundings of Nowy Square. Then pick one of the streets and go on without having to pass all the sights. At the end, leave about an hour for dinner and conversation. If you are interested in the history of Kazimierz, use also local museum materials and historical information – a short culinary article will not replace a historical guide.
This visit also fits the short stay in Krakow. You can change the order according to the weather and opening hours of the visited places.