Adorable little gift shop in the old Jewish quarters. Brimming with pretty and quirky trinkets,…read morejewellery, toys, ceramics and paintings. Not sure if everything is handmade by artisans, but a lot is. Myself I settled - despite all the temptations - for an adorable, handpainted autumn brooch with a chestnut girl portrait, which is also numbered. Sweet shop to find your perfect Krakow souvenir or special gift in.

Beautiful. Perfect cabbage and mushroom pierogi. Excellent service. Sit on the street and soak up…read moreKrakow's charms. I was solo and was made to feel very comfortable. My neighbours from the next table were kind and keen enough to recommend the pork with paprika, apple and horseradish...an opinion that was seconded by the excellent waiter, so that's what I had. Delicious. Brilliant value for the standard. This is the one for quality Polish fare.

From the owner: Galeria Art Cherubino oferuje niezykle oryginalny i niespotykany zbiór Aniołów.Malowanych na…read morepłótnie,drewnie i papierze.Rzezby Aniołów wykonanych w ceramice,drewnie,metalu i szkle.Ponadto w galerii odależć można nietuzinkowe witraże,unikatową tkaninę artystyczną oraz wiele innych ciekawych i niestandartowych wyrobów artystycznych wykonanych przez artystów z całej Polski. W okresie przedświątecznym można nabyć ręcznie robione z naturalnych materiałów stroiki i ozdoby. Wszystkie zakupione w Art Cherubino prezenty pakuję artystycznie,tak by cieszyły zarówno kupujących jak i obdarowanych! Serdecznie zapraszam!!

It's a really great art space. In the past, I attended many openings and events at Bunkier Sztuki…read more Good times. What I expected from my last visit was, above all, an escape from the persistent heatwave. You might think that air conditioning in such public places is the norm. I imagined myself lost in thought, surrounded by art that is not always understood by the masses. Actually, to be honest, I didn't care much about any of this. I just wanted to get some cool air in an artsy-fartsy environment. Imagine that on three levels, only the lowest one had cool air. With the most boring exposition (sorry Nowosielski) and the smallest space. The only good thing was air conditioning and one seat, which I immediately took to chill out for a while. I'm not sure what to add. After three years of reconstruction / remodeling, I expected the interior to be modern, technologically advanced and comfortable for visitors. Also, there were only two places to rest for the entire three levels of space. One of them was a kind of lounge chair, but I didn't want to lie down, just sit. The gallery was almost empty during my visit. Apart from me, I saw only two pairs of visitors, and possibly too many gallery employees doing who knows what. There was also one fly.

A rather nice art gallery. I don't know why, but I expected the gallery to be in the basement. No…read moregallery down there as far as I know, but there are toilets. I've been here a couple of times for the World Press Photography exhibitions and it's quite a nice setting for them. After browsing the gallery (upstairs!) you can go to the lovely Bunkier Cafe a few steps away.