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Breweries · Kazimierz
Kazimierz's most iconic bar: a cavernous, candlelit space across two floors and a courtyard, with mismatched antiques and live jazz nights. Dogs are welcome in the courtyard garden and on the street terrace, and inside on quieter afternoons. Polish craft beer is a house specialty since the 1990s.
Legendary smoky atmosphere with a dog-friendly courtyard - one of the best places in Poland to drink with your dog.
Dogs allowed in courtyard and street terrace, indoors on quieter afternoons; hours from the venue listing. Open very late daily.
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No photo yetA huge 120-acre open meadow adjoining the Old Town, one of Europe's largest urban grasslands and a Krakow institution for recreation. It is called the best place in the city for a dog to run, and one of the few where off-leash exercise is broadly accepted.
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