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I won't lie. There…read morewere a specific set of people I was purchasing souvenirs for so I was busy hitting up all the souvenir shops in every European country I was in. The beauty of the town squares in Europe is that they are centered pretty much near the historical attractions so it was easy running into a Zara while looking for a coat due to a sudden drop in temperatures or to the local post office set up in a carriage. Ashop is a fabulous little store that carries all the known souvenirs : magnets, cups, t-shirts, pens, notebooks and more. I purchased a few items: 1 pocziowkh 1 koszulka Magnets and a t-shirt for 78.00 PLN which comes out to around only 20 dollars. The staff here are kind and very helpful, despite their limited English. Just learn how to say thank you and they will appreciate it. "dziękuję"

This is a music store right on the main square in Krakow. Now this isn't the normal one though…read morewith CDs and DVDs. First of all they sell a lot of sheet music. Also, there are a lot of CDs on the wall and behind the counters. I bought two - the new Adelle and a Jaromir Nohovica concert one. He is a Czech folk singer and also sings in Polish. Unfortunately they didn't have any of his in Polish so I settled for a Czech concert one. There is also a baby grand piano in the front of the shop, as well as some tables, making that area a small café. Well, I didn't have coffee but beer. Really, it's a very comfortable, friendly place to chill for a bit (with free wifi!), have a drink, look for some music or sheet music or just get in out of the cold - and it was cold outside.

RUDE. RUDE. RUDE. Went in this evening with my husband to shop in their gallery at the back of the…read morestore. We noticed people sitting inside in a group, but the door was wide open and welcoming. A young man stopped me by getting right in from of me and asked if he could help me. I asked him if I could shop in his gallery and he rudely replied with a "NO! Can't you see there are people here for a special event?" Not a nice way to treat a potential customer. Unfortunately, we have encountered this rudeness quite a bit here in Krakow which has stopped me from making several purchases that I otherwise would have made. Are you familiar with the phrase, "don't bite the hand that feeds you?" If not, look it up.

One of the shops I visit most often when I'm in Galeria Krakowska. As well as a massive selection…read moreof books you can by magazines, DVDs and CDs, concert tickets, stationery and art materials. Often you can find some bargains here with seasonal items reduced by as much as 75%.