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'''Cracow''' (Polish: ''Kraków'') is one of the oldest and historically most important cities of Poland. Over 750,000 inhabitants live here, so it is second only to [[Warsaw]] in size.
'''Cracow''' (Polish: ''Kraków'', German: ''Krakau) is one of the oldest and historically most important cities of Poland. Over 750,000 inhabitants live here, making second only to [[Warsaw]] in size.
The [[Jagiellonian University]] of Cracow (''Uniwersytet Jagielloński'') was founded in 1364 by [[Casimir III the Great]] with a license of pope [[Urban V]].
The Jagiellonian University of Cracow (''Uniwersytet Jagielloński'') was founded in 1364 by Casimir III the Great with a license of pope Urban V.
Since 1978, the historical center and the [[Wawel]] castle are listed as [[World Heritage Site]]s by the [[UNESCO]].
Since 1978, the historical center and the Wawel castle are listed as [[World Heritage Site]]s by the [[UNESCO]].
[[Category:Poland]]
[[Category:Poland]]
[[Category:Cities]]
[[Category:Cities]]
[[Category:Central Europe]]
[[Category:Central Europe]]
[[Category:European Cities and Towns]]
[[Category:European Cities and Towns]]