Krakow’s famous dragon statue forced to stop spitting fire - Millions of visitors come each year to watch flames jutting from its snout every three minutes ...

The figure by Polish sculptor Bronislaw Chromy dates to the late 1960s, but refers to centuries-old legend in Krakow’s history. According to the story, the city was harassed by a blood-thirsty ...

and the old town, as well as more attractions and tours outside the city. It’s the best time to go sightseeing in Krakow. The weather is pleasant, not too hot or cold, making it great for family ...

(JTA) — Polish Jews protested the use of a former synagogue in Krakow as a bar. The protest about Chevra Tehilim prayer house in Kazimierz, in the city’s old Jewish quarter, appeared this week ...

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Visitors to Kraków, Poland’s second-largest city, have been temporarily deprived of one of their favorite attractions.

WARSAW, Poland — An iconic metal sculpture of a dragon that spits real fire in the Polish city of Krakow will hold its breath for a month to check why it's been devouring so much fuel lately ...