The Cloth Hall

This was once the main center along the international trade route, opened in open air 700 years ago, selling spices, silks, leather products, etc. 600 years later (about 1300 in the park), the roof was added, mainly trading textiles, since then called textile clubhouses. Today, the first floor is full of shops/booths selling a wide variety of ripple souvenirs, jewelry, glassware, and the top floor is the Krakow National Art Museum. Outside the hall there are many cafes, shops and vendors selling more souvenirs, handmade objects and food. There are also lots of horse-drawn carriages waiting to take you around the old town.

Kramaykov Textile Hall is in the central square, with another main building - St Mary's Church is the main landmark in the square. The first floor inside is now a small market, mainly selling handicrafts and clothing, but nothing special.

Located on the west side of the old town square, the earliest was the main trading textiles-based trading market, and now mainly engaged in tourism to buy souvenirs, each stall one person, selling more things from China's obligations.

A very nice building that stands on the square. There cafes around it which is a good place to grab a drink or a coffee. Very relaxed and chill.

This is the world's first mall, a landmark in Krakow.

The central focus is the textile hall of the white Renaissance building in the middle, which has now been changed to a mall and museum. The stalls on the first floor sell various Polish folklore products, with many amber accessories, cookers, Polish dolls, glove sweaters and so on.

The Krakow Textile Hall is very large in the Central Market Square. The towering red bell tower and the vast clusters make up the most magnificent building in the Central Square. The interior is like a shopping street, with a wide variety of shops and shops, and there are many tourists and customers coming and going, and it is also a good place to buy Polish tourist souvenirs.