"Dotted with medieval castle walls, lush parks, and cobbled streets, Kraków is one of Central Europe’s most beautiful cities," the travelmag.com website said.
It added the historic southern Polish city "is teeming with holes in the wall and other no-frills outlets selling grab-and-go-style food to enjoy as you wander."
According to travelmag.com, notable spots in the city include its "hipster district of Kazimierz, home to a buzzing 17th-century marketplace where food trucks sell Kraków’s most famous street food," including the zapiekanka (also known as Polish pizza) and other popular local treats such as obwarzanki (bagel-shaped bread loaves).
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"For the true Kraków street food experience, check out the legendary roadside Blue Nysa van where flame-licked kielbasa sausages are dished out with crusty bread and a dollop of mustard," travelmag.com said.
Its list of top 20 street food destinations in Europe only includes cities with a population of under 1 million.
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Source: travelmag.com