2) Krakow, Poland
If you want to experience a more authentic European getaway with towers, colossal cathedrals, palaces and castles, make your way to Krakow, Poland. It can be considered the cultural hub of Poland because of what it offers visitors in the way of affordable site seeing options, accommodations and dining experiences.
With fewer crowds than many other cities in Europe, Krakow has quickly become a favorite of many tourists seeking to evade the long lines and crowded roadways. Throughout the year visitors tend to flock to the town square, RynekGlówney,in the city center. It is a lively, bustling area for which to gather and take in the sight; sounds, smells and culture of Krakow. You will find plenty of affordable cafes, specialty shops and bars in and around this exciting town square.
