The past few days in Kraków have been marked by reflection and mourning. With deepest respect, we would like to inform you that on Saturday, November 14, at 4:00 PM at St. Mary’s Basilica, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Requiem” will be performed. Hosted by the Mayor of Kraków, Łukasz Gibała, and St. Mary’s Basilica, this concert serves as a tribute in memory of the victims of the November 7 tragedy.
Alongside this solemn event, we also share information about important cultural gatherings and artistic initiatives taking place in our city over the coming days.
For the Spirit of Explorers: 10th Kraków Travelers’ Meetings
If you arrived at Hostel Deco with a backpack full of dreams and travel is your true element, we have an event tailored just for you! This weekend, the “Dworek Białoprądnicki” Cultural Center hosts the anniversary edition of the Kraków Travelers’ Meetings – an official prologue to Europe’s largest travel festival, Kolosy.
Over three days, renowned Polish explorers, mountaineers, and researchers will take audiences across nearly every continent – from ski descents of Mount Everest and winter treks across Mongolia to extraordinary journeys overcoming personal and physical boundaries.
When: November 13–15, 2026 (free admission).
Art from the Ground Floor to the Attic: Open Eyes Art Festival 2026
Finally, we invite you to visit the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts at 13 Matejki Square, which opens its doors from dawn till dusk during this year’s Open Eyes Art Festival. Featuring the central exhibition “Open Art: From Dawn Till Dusk” alongside departmental showcases, the academy presents seventeen bold student projects, sensory installations, concerts in the dark, and even unfinished works and ideas by faculty professors.
It is a wonderful opportunity to feel Kraków’s artistic pulse and see how a new generation of creators reflects on modern society and community.
When to visit: Exhibitions run until November 22, 2026.
We wish you peaceful and inspiring days in Kraków and in Hostel Deco – stop by the front desk anytime if you need directions or local tips!
Dear Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen,
The past few days in Kraków have been marked by reflection and mourning. With deepest respect, we would like to inform you that on Saturday, November 14, at 4:00 PM at St. Mary’s Basilica, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Requiem” will be performed. Hosted by the Mayor of Kraków, Łukasz Gibała, and St. Mary’s Basilica, this concert serves as a tribute in memory of the victims of the November 7 tragedy.
Alongside this solemn event, we also share information about important cultural gatherings and artistic initiatives taking place in our city over the coming days.
For the Spirit of Explorers: 10th Kraków Travelers’ Meetings
If you arrived at Hostel Deco with a backpack full of dreams and travel is your true element, we have an event tailored just for you! This weekend, the “Dworek Białoprądnicki” Cultural Center hosts the anniversary edition of the Kraków Travelers’ Meetings – an official prologue to Europe’s largest travel festival, Kolosy.
Over three days, renowned Polish explorers, mountaineers, and researchers will take audiences across nearly every continent – from ski descents of Mount Everest and winter treks across Mongolia to extraordinary journeys overcoming personal and physical boundaries.
Art from the Ground Floor to the Attic: Open Eyes Art Festival 2026
Finally, we invite you to visit the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts at 13 Matejki Square, which opens its doors from dawn till dusk during this year’s Open Eyes Art Festival. Featuring the central exhibition “Open Art: From Dawn Till Dusk” alongside departmental showcases, the academy presents seventeen bold student projects, sensory installations, concerts in the dark, and even unfinished works and ideas by faculty professors.
It is a wonderful opportunity to feel Kraków’s artistic pulse and see how a new generation of creators reflects on modern society and community.
We wish you peaceful and inspiring days in Kraków and in Hostel Deco – stop by the front desk anytime if you need directions or local tips!
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