The Main Market Square in Old Town dates back to 13th century & it's the largest medieval town square in Europe - 40,000m2. ''Rynek Główny'' is surrounded by historical townhouses, palaces and churches. In the center of the square is the Sukiennice (the Cloth Hall or Drapers' Hall), rebuilt in 1555 in the Renaissance style, on one side of the... More

this is one of the main tourist attractions as it is a beautiful huge square with lots of restaraunts, it is well worth walking through the market, visiting the cathedral, the clock tower and the interactive museum under the cloth hall whilst there

Great place to have a pint of beer and a meal. Very relaxing and interesting area with a lots of pubs and restaurants.

Great City Square , Good value restuarants - Exchange rate high at moment for £ to Polish zlty . Lots to see and do . Don`t exchange your currncy in sqaure , bad exchange rates.

Plenty to see and the market is charming. We wandered round stopping for a coffee or exploring and really enjoyed our time there. Great place to people watch. Dip down alleys to avoid the tourist prices. Would definitely recommend and plan to return with the wife later in the year.

There is always something going on and interesting things to see. There are many nice beches to sit on if you just want to "people watch." Lots of Cafes round the square if you want to eat or drink.

plenty of places to eat and drink something for everyone ,theres always something going on

A square like this must of course be a bit touristee, but inspite of that its a great place to be. I has a great number of restaurant of different levels and different kinds. Anything from snackbars, pubs to serious restaurants. We had very nice weather in the beginning of may (25 -30 celcius) so we didn't see too much... More

Ths square is home to most of the important attractions in Krakow. Vibrant and full of life, it is lined with several restaurants and bars on all four sides, making it an ideal spot for at least a couple meals / drinks during your stay.