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In the heart of the city and next to Florian Gate, the largest gate into the historical city, sits the Hotel Indigo Krakow – Old Town. Housed in a stunning 19th century building. The hotel design has been inspired by three Polish painters from different centuries and that heritage has been subtly brought into our rooms and our public areas. Old Kleparz market is opposite our hotel and we are walking distance to Krakow’s Main Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, the Clothes Hall, the main shopping street (Florianska), Wawel Castle and the Jewish district.
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Close to Stary Kleparz Market, there is an entrance to the extraordinary place. Bistro Filipa 18 attracts interesting people with various interests, prompting them to make new friendships. Here in the morning, you will be awakened by the taste and smell of delicious coffee. Delicious lunches can be enjoyed in the bistro from noon every day. In the evening, you will find a wide selection of the world's best spirits and you will try excellent drinks and cocktails based on them.
Just steps away from the historic Stary Kleparz Market, Bistro Filipa 18 is a vibrant gathering place where great food, exceptional drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere come together. Start your day with the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee and a delicious breakfast, then return for flavourful lunches prepared with carefully selected ingredients. As the eday. In the evening, you will find a wide selection of the world's best spirits and you will try excellent drinks and cocktails based on them.
Restaurant Filipa 18 invites guests on an unforgettable culinary journey through the flavours of modern Poland. Set in an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere, the restaurant showcases creative dishes crafted from the finest locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. Each plate reimagines traditional recipes with contemporary techniques, delivering bold flavours and refined presentation. With a m The menu changes throughout the year, offering guests a fresh and unique dining experience with every visit.
