Festival is organized by the Mediteranian Organization in cooperation with local municipalities, chambers of commerce and local folklore ensemble. The festival will be covered in the media by the local and international press and television. Mayor or the deputy mayor of the city of festival contestants, will be honored as a guest of the festival at the expense of the organizer.

Kraków, one of Poland’s oldest and most beautiful cities, is a vibrant cultural and historical hub nestled on the banks of the Vistula River. Known for its stunning medieval architecture, Kraków’s Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, and the historic Cloth Hall. The city is also famous for Wawel Castle, which stands as a symbol of Polish royalty and heritage. Kraków’s rich history includes its time as the royal capital of Poland, and its Jewish district, Kazimierz, offers deep insight into the city’s complex past. Despite enduring hardships during World War II, Kraków emerged with much of its historical charm intact. Today, it blends tradition with modernity, boasting alively arts scene, delicious cuisine, and a welcoming atmosphere. With its picturesque streets, friendly locals, and deep-rooted history, Kraków is a must-visit destination in Central Europe.

1st day – 01.04. Arrival in Krakow. Accommodation at the hotel. Free time for individual activities. Overnight.

2nd day – 02.04. Breakfast. Press conference at the press center. Free time or optional tour. Opening ceremony of the festival. Participant groups’ performances. Overnight.

3th day – 03.04. Breakfast. Free time or optional tour. Participant groups’ performances. Closing ceremony. Optional night out to a restaurant. Overnight.

4th day – 04.04. Breakfast. Hotel check out and departure. End of services.

• Accommodation at the selected hotel in double, triple or four bedded rooms with breakfast.
• Participation fee for the festival.
• Accompany during the festival.
• Certificates, plaques, photos and videos.

• Optional excursions
• Individual costs and all costs not covered by the program

• The guide for Krakow city tour 80-100€ (price depends on the language)
• Boatride-8€
• Wieliczka Salt Mine – ticket 22€
• Krakow Underground Museum – ticket 8.5€
• Wawel Royal Castle – ticket 9€
• Schindler’s Factory Museum – ticket 8€
• Wadowice (Birth place of Pope John Paul II) – ticket 7€
• Czestochowa (Jasna Gora Monastery) – trip with bus transportation 30€
• Live music in a restaurant, dinner and one drink included – 15€

• Extra charge for a double room: 9 € per person per day.
• Extra day:
  – HOTEL *** 65 €
  – HOTEL ** 58 €