Monks and developers will not build a hotel in Krakow's Kazimierz after all? The council made a decision
A city council decision has halted plans for a luxury hotel in Kazimierz, Krakow, that would displace local residents and businesses.
Dramatic match of Lech against Shakhtar in Krakow. Overtime unfortunately slipped from the hands
Lech faced Shakhtar in a dramatic match held in Krakow, highlighting Shakhtar's struggle to find a home ground due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Another turn in a disputed investment. The route of the S7 from Krakow to Myślenice will be defined anew
The planning for the route of the S7 expressway from Krakow to Myślenice has undergone significant changes, as all proposed variants have been rejected and new authorities will take charge of the project.
Exhibition dedicated to Wajda at the Manggha Museum
An exhibition commemorating the centenary of Andrzej Wajda's birth and the tenth anniversary of his death is taking place at the Manggha Museum in Kraków, featuring a personal narrative from Krystyna Zachwatowicz.
Czarnek to former collaborator: 'I encourage you not to focus on who will burn out'
During the PHALS Polish-Hungarian-American Leadership Summit in Krakow, Przemysław Czarnek responded to criticism of his candidacy by former deputy education minister Tomasz Rzymkowski.
The President of Krakow Is Fighting for Survival: "Over 130,000 Angry Residents"
In Krakow, over 134,000 signatures have been gathered in a push to initiate a referendum against President Miszalski, indicating significant public discontent.
An important decision for the Church has been made. Cardinal Ryś: 'Both joy and fear'
The II Pastoral Synod of the Archdiocese of Krakow was officially inaugurated by Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, expressing a mix of joy and fear regarding the responsibilities ahead.
Polish scientists discovered a new species of mushroom. 'It expands knowledge of taxonomic diversity.'
Scientists from the Department of Ecosystem Protection at the Agricultural University of Krakow have discovered a new species of ascomycete fungus named Cytospora tatrensis.
Referendum Emotions in Krakow. Will Something Similar to Jagodno Happen Under Wawel?
The article discusses the upcoming referendum in Krakow concerning the potential recall of Mayor Aleksander Miszalski, highlighting the pivotal stages and implications for local and national politics.
Opened archives of the Krakow Curia. New findings about Karol Wojtyla
New analyses of the Krakow Curia archives reveal that Cardinal Karol Wojtyla took unconventional actions regarding suspected clergy pedophilia during his time as archbishop.
Cardinal Karol Wojtyła did not hide pedophilia. "Rzeczpospolita" examined closed archives
A recent examination of closed archives by Rzeczpospolita reveals that there is no evidence Cardinal Karol Wojtyła concealed pedophilia during his tenure as Archbishop of Kraków.
Transfer nodes change cities. Less traffic and better air
Polish cities are increasingly investing in transfer nodes to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality.
Polish metropolis among the best cities in the world to live in. 'Like a fairy tale'
Kraków has been recognized as one of the best cities in the world to live in and visit, according to a recent ranking by TimeOut.
Polish city among the best places in the world to live. 'It is fairy-tale-like'
Kraków was ranked among the top 50 cities globally to visit and live in, praised for its appeal by thousands of residents and tourists.
The Best Cities in the World to Live. A Polish Metropolis on a Prestigious List
Kraków, Poland, has been recognized in a prestigious global ranking as one of the best cities to live and visit, surpassing other major cities such as Porto, Madrid, and Paris.
Here is the successor of Cardinal Ryś. Pope Leo XIV appointed a new metropolitan of Łódź
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski has been appointed as the new Archbishop Metropolitan of Łódź by Pope Leo XIV, replacing Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś who has moved to Krakow.
Unusual Call from the Metropolitan of Krakow. 'We Need to Plow the Lands of Our Church'
Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś urges clergy and laypeople to actively participate in the upcoming II Pastoral Synod of the Archdiocese of Krakow by rejuvenating the faith within their communities.
Will the President of Kraków Complete His Term? There is a Motion and an Impressive Number of Signatures
A motion to dismiss the President of Kraków, Aleksander Miszalski, has been filed with nearly 134,000 signatures from residents supporting a referendum.
Forgotten Rebels Return. Over 200 Paintings at an Extraordinary Exhibition in Krakow
An extensive exhibition in Krakow showcases over 200 works by the 'Group of Five', highlighting their unique contributions to early 20th-century European avant-garde art.
"The Thing is": "Fire" in PiS and the Start of a New Campaign
A recent PiS convention in Krakow marked the nomination of Przemysław Czarnek as a candidate for Prime Minister, showcasing the party's strategy to energize its base ahead of upcoming elections.
This column draws attention in Czarnek's financial statement. 'Because someone will sue me soon'
Przemysław Czarnek addressed the issues of unemployment and energy pricing during a PiS convention in Kraków, advocating for a departure from EU energy regulations.
"Gazeta Polska" Clubs and the Church in Krakow Collect Signatures for KRS. "Overcome Evil with Good!"
On a grassroots campaign, various groups in Krakow are collecting signatures to support candidates for the reformed National Justice Council, particularly favoring conservative judges.
Storm after Przemysław Czarnek's words. Ukrainian media thunder
Przemysław Czarnek, recently nominated as the PiS candidate for prime minister, faced backlash for his controversial comments about Ukraine and the LGBT community during a party convention in Kraków.
The story of the city of salt... a magical world located 1000 feet below the ground
The Wieliczka Salt Mine near Krakow, Poland, is a stunning underground city where salt forms the structure of churches and buildings, showcasing a unique blend of human labor and nature.
Czarnek, the whip of God against Tusk's 'empty-headed' gang and 'leftists from Czarzasty
Jarosław Kaczyński announced Przemysław Czarnek as the candidate for Prime Minister from the Law and Justice party during an event in Kraków, signaling a potential shift in Polish politics ahead of the 2027 elections.
Estera Flieger: Mazurian Cabaret Night of Jarosław Kaczyński and Przemysław Czarnek
Jarosław Kaczyński announced Przemysław Czarnek as the PiS candidate for prime minister during an event in Kraków, showcasing a continuity in PiS's political strategy.
Jarosław Kaczyński has announced the name of the PiS candidate for Prime Minister. The internet has exploded.
Jarosław Kaczyński announced Przemysław Czarnek as the official PiS candidate for Prime Minister during a convention in Kraków, triggering a wave of reactions online.
Przemysław Czarnek as the PiS Candidate for Prime Minister
Jarosław Kaczyński announced Przemysław Czarnek as the candidate for Prime Minister from the Law and Justice party for the 2027 elections during a party convention in Krakow.
PiS Convention in Krakow. Jarosław Kaczyński announced that Przemysław Czarnek is the candidate for Prime Minister
At the PiS convention in Krakow, Jarosław Kaczyński announced Przemysław Czarnek as the candidate for Prime Minister, emphasizing the importance of national affairs during his speech.
The President of UOKiK will not intervene in the case of Wisła fans? They may pursue their rights through civil action
The President of UOKiK has decided not to intervene regarding the ban on Wisła Kraków fans attending away games, leaving fans to explore civil action options.
Controversy Surrounding the Match Śląsk Wrocław – Wisła Kraków. Will There Be a Mutual Forfeiture?
A dispute has erupted over the Śląsk Wrocław vs. Wisła Kraków match, with Śląsk refusing to allow away fans to attend for safety reasons, leading Wisła to potentially not attend the match at all.
Correction of the Clean Transport Zone in Krakow. The President presented the details
The President of Krakow has announced corrections to the city's Clean Transport Zone (SCT) regulations following public protests and criticism.
Why does PiS need a prime minister candidate now? Jarosław Kaczyński has a surprising plan
Jarosław Kaczyński's Law and Justice (PiS) party is set to announce a new prime minister candidate in Krakow, highlighting a strategic political plan as they look towards the parliamentary elections in 2027.
Kraków Airport is building a second hotel. There is only one such facility in Poland.
Kraków Airport is expanding its hospitality offerings with the construction of a new Tribe hotel, in partnership with Accor, to complement its existing Hilton Garden Inn.
A second hotel will be built at Krakow airport. There is only one such facility in Poland
Kraków Airport Hotel and Accor group have signed an agreement to build a new Tribe hotel at the airport, the second of its kind in Poland.
Puuluup - Cables in Cars was selected for the Krakow Film Festival competition program
The documentary film 'Puuluup – Cables in Cars' has been selected for the International DocFilmMusic Competition at the 66th Krakow Film Festival.
Battle for Kraków. How old diesels, expensive tickets, and a team of cronies are ruining President Miszalski
Over 100,000 people have signed a petition for a referendum to dismiss Kraków's President Aleksander Miszalski, amid indications that even his political party would prefer to replace him.
Kraków adjusts the SCT. Pressure from residents and better air quality change the debate
Kraków is revising its SCT regulations in response to community pressure and a focus on improving air quality.
Macabre story from Nowa Huta. Son lived with the body of his mother
A shocking incident in Nowa Huta revealed that a son had lived with the decomposing body of his nearly 90-year-old mother for about two weeks before authorities intervened due to resident complaints about a foul odor.
Krakow Authorities Under Fire for Public Transport Fare Increases
Krakow's decision to increase public transport fares has sparked significant criticism and protests from residents, prompting the city to revise its original fare hike plans.
Horror Florence. Now she will sing in Krakow. Rush will perform in Poland for the first time
Florence returns to Poland for her first concert in Krakow, showcasing her emotional evolution and recent experiences, including a surgery during her 2023 tour.
More Ryanair in Krakow. Four new routes and three additional planes
Ryanair announces the launch of four new routes from Krakow and the addition of three aircraft, boosting passenger capacity significantly for the upcoming summer season.
Record February at Kraków Airport. "We are growing the fastest in Europe"
In February, Kraków Airport served over one million passengers for the first time in its history, marking an 18% increase compared to the previous year.
Developers Target Mortgage Clients
Developers in Poland are reducing new housing investments significantly in response to record-high residential offerings and declining demand.
A Few Years of Selling Apartments. The Hidden War for Buyers?
Poland's real estate market sees a record 70,000 apartments offered by developers, with a significant rise in ready-to-move-in units, particularly in Krakow and Katowice.
Working hour limits for catering gardens in the cultural park compliant with the law
A recent ruling by Poland's Supreme Administrative Court confirms that working hour limits for catering businesses located in cultural parks are lawful.
Dramatic scenes in Kraków. This is another tragedy in this place
A tragic accident occurred in Kraków involving a train and a man, leading to his death despite the emergency efforts.
Own electricity with municipal money. Cities responded to residents' needs
Polish cities are launching programs to support the installation of photovoltaic systems, providing financial aid to residents seeking renewable energy solutions.
Kraków may become a political testing ground. Tusk supports Miszalski, but KO has a 'plan B'?
Activists have gathered 75,000 signatures to trigger a referendum on the recall of Kraków's mayor, Alexandr Miszalski, with a goal of 100,000 to demonstrate public discontent.
Drunk man, 61, arrested at Bristol Airport after what he screamed at fellow passengers
A 61-year-old man was arrested at Bristol Airport for abusive behavior on a flight after heavy drinking in Krakow.