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Our house is a semi-detached building in a popular residential area at the border of Cracow (the former capital and the royal city). It's middle sized (160m3) with a large living/kitchen combination, small bathroom and garage on the ground floor (60m2); 2 double bedrooms, a study/play area with additional places to sleep, bathroom at the first floor (60m3) and small attic. The house is bright and cozy. It's located at the northern border of Cracow.

Krakow (Cracow) was the capital of Poland, the seat of kings and it's still named "cultural capital of Poland". This medieval city offers something for everyone - fans of history, nature, sports, people who like club life, night life, restaurants. There are festivals and concerts all year round. Krakow is a magical city. You can see king's castle on Wawel hill, main market square - the biggest market square in Europe, walk through the streets of the old city, visit museums, churches, take a look at Austrian fortifications residues, you can also find a lot of turist attractions nearby - Salt Mine in Wieliczka, Tatra mountains, castles of Krakow-Czestochowa upland... For those who love water - there is an aquapark, many swimming pools, some small lakes in around. There also many attractions for children.

Further information about

Krakow: http://www.krakow.pl/en/ and
http://www.cracowonline.com/ also
http://www.cracowonline.com/krakow_tours.php

Wieliczka salt mine: http://www.kopalnia.pl/index.php?id_language=2

Tatra mountains and Zakopane: http://www.promocja.zakopane.pl/?strona,podserwis,pol,po,0,0,tourism,tourism,ant.html

and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatra_Mountains

Tyniec Monastery: http://www.tyniec.benedyktyni.pl/en/guide-for-cloister/

Aquapark: http://www.parkwodny.pl/eng/index.php

Jewish Culture Festival: http://www.jewishfestival.pl/index.php?lang=e

Krakow for Kids: http://www.cracow-life.com/poland/krakow-for-kids
and http://www.cracowonline.com/241,Krakow_for_kids.htm