Street of the Divine Body in Kazimierz: where to slow down while visiting

The Street of the Divine Body combines Kazimierz's daily life with his historical character. It's worth stopping here for a while instead of just going to the next point of the plan.

# A place with context

In this part of the district there are restaurants, residents and visitors. Walking, it is worth looking not only at the sites, but also at the layout of the streets and historical facades. The district can be crowded; a quieter morning gives a different perspective than a weekend evening.

# A break at the right time

Leave at least an hour for dinner in the tour plan. Thanks to this, the meal does not become another checkpoint. On colder days warm soups and dishes prepared from seasonal products are especially pleasant.

# What to check before visiting?

Opening hours, current card and availability of tables may change. If you care about a particular dish, you better make sure before you leave. It's a simple rule that saves time and allows you to focus on walking.

# 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

My Polana Smaków is located at 15 Boży Body Street; check the current offer and conditions of the reservation.

You can check the current menu on My Flavors Polana website. For information on availability of tables, see the reservation section.

# What to remember while walking?

Kazimierz has many streets with uneven surfaces, therefore comfortable shoes are useful regardless of the length of the route. The traffic on God’s Body Street changes during the day; if you care about peaceful pictures and slow dinner, consider a visit outside the most popular hours. However, it is not worth assuming that it will be empty at any time.

When planning a stop with a baby carriage or a person with limited mobility, it is best to ask the premises directly about the availability of an entrance and a table — not all historic buildings in the district have the same arrangement.