neighborhood
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The old Jewish quarter
Kazimierz can feel like a ghost town even in the middle of summer - it was home to a thriving, vibrant Jewish community dating back to the 14th century, but after they were all deported and/or exterminated during WWII, the neighborhood never really recovered. But despite its completely changed demographics, one can still get a good sense of its history in the numerous synagogues and museums, as well as the original architecture that has survived somewhat intact
12 votes
Start off your day with the fabulous atmosphere of Naschmarkt, stroll around the market aisles and breath in all the different smells, th...
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Plac Nowy around the market you will find some of the hip and arty cafes and pubs in the area.
another story... perfect place to chill after the hustle and bustle of the centre. there's a special atmosphere here. cheder is a fab wee café...
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