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Vodka tasting in one of Cracow restaurants
Poland is famous for vodka. The origins of
vodka are shrouded in the swirling mists and
frozen winters of Eastern Europe, and are the
subject of much debate in Russia and
Poland. Generally so called ”clear vodka”- not
flavoured one is well known but being in
Poland one can taste a lot of other kinds like:
Krupnik -Polish Honey Liqueur, Wisniowka-
cherry vodka, Zoladkowa Gorzka or famous
Zubrowka (Bison vodka) aromatised with the
grass that is a favourite bison snack. The
tasting is prepared by the vodka specialists who clarify on vodka generally, history of
producing Polish vodka and its kinds.
Open-air reception in the gardens of the
Archaeological Museum
3, Poselska St (entrance)
Telephone: +48 12 422776
E-mail: mak@ma.krakow.pl
Website: www.ma.krakow.pl
Archaeological Museum located in the centre
of the city near the Royal Route has beautiful
gardens from which you can enjoy great view
to Wawel. In summer between May and September the museum allows to organise
events in its gardens in the open air for up to 500 people.
A feast with the Polish King in the castle of Niepolomice and visit to the
famous royal forest
The 16 th century Royal Castel in Niepolomice as an ideal place for organising
special events in the royal atmosphere. Great interiors, very good kitchen and
beautiful building of the royal residence create the perfect atmosphere for a real
royal feast that can be combined with a trip to the royal forests in the neighbourhood.
Cruise on the Vistula river and meeting with the monks in the Tyniec Abbey
The event can start with a cruise on the
Vistula River which flows through
Krakow. The cruise starts at the
Grunwaldzki Bridge, ship goes under
several bridges towards the picturesque
Tyniec Abbey. The comfortable ship has
one open and one covered deck.
Sparkling wine and cocktails are served
to the music of an orchestra
accompanying the cruise. Walk of the
Tyniec Abbey courtyard is followed by an
open air picnic held on the Vistula river
banks below the walls of the Benedictine stronghold monastery.