Restaurant Wall In The Kazimierz District In Krakow Poland. Kazimierz €“ The District South Of The Old Town Between The Wiså‚A River And Ul. Dietla Where A Tributary Of The Wiså‚A Once Flowed Was The Centre Of Jewish Life In Krakow For Over 500 Years, Before It Was Systematically Destroyed During World War Ii. In The Communist Era It Became One Of Krakã³W’S Dodgiest Districts While Gradually Falling Into Disrepair. Rediscovered In The 1990S, Thanks To The Fall Of The Regime And Worldwide Exposure Through The Lens Of Steven Spielberg, Kazimierz Has Rebounded And Is Today Krakow’S Most Exciting District €“ A Bustling, Bohemian Neighbourhood Packed With Historical Sites, Atmospheric Cafes And Art Galleries.

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