Krakow (KRK) is around 250 kilometres away from the capital of Poland. For many Poles, the country's second-largest city is still the secret capital, as Krakow (KRK) is one of today's major hubs for life sciences and technology. Many people may not suspect, however, that the city is also home to some wonderful theatres and cabarets. Krakow (KRK) is even world-famous for its tradition of literary cabaret. Culture lovers will also feel right at home in the city, as it boasts many annual festivals. Some of the most popular include the international Festival of Alternative and Experimental Theatre, the Organ Concerts, the Classical Music in Historical Places festival and the Jazz Festival.
