Lost property: when in 
					Krakow
                  
                  To lose is human but not 
					every missing possession is gone for good. Things left 
					behind someplace in Krakow often wait quite long untouched. 
					It happens to sunglasses and umbrellas as well as 
					smartphones and camcorders (even money in some cases, 
					however miraculous it may sound). So, as soon as you realize 
					your loss, go back and retrace your steps. There is a chance 
					that you'll be able to recover the belongings you 
					accidentally parted with.    
                  Leave no stone unturned: ask 
					the driver of the bus, the manager in the 
					restaurant, a desk clerk in the 
					hotel, and the salesperson in the 
					shop. The staff commonly act as customary 
					custodians of unattended property found on the premises. 
                  In the last resort one 
					should check with the city’s several lost property offices 
					(see the contact info below). Patience is required because 
					it often takes considerable time – at best days and usually 
					weeks and months – before an ownerless object of any worth 
					makes its way to one of those establishments, notably when 
					channeled via the police. 
                  
					Note:
                  The country’s law makes it a criminal offence in 
					Poland
                  to appropriate abandoned property so you'd best don’t touch 
					anything unless it belongs to you. 
                  
                  
					Lost and found property
                  
                  There are a number of places 
					in Krakow that may keep your missing belongings and even a 
					bursting wallet. Separate lost property offices (biuro 
					rzeczy znalezionych) are run by the Krakow county and the 
					city’s local 
					government in addition to suchlike establishments 
					attached to various providers of 
					public transport. All have to keep unclaimed 
					property in their care for two years at least. Even though 
					these days cell phones top the inventories of Krakow’s lost 
					and found, they include movables of all kinds: from musical 
					instruments to suitcases to wheelchairs.  
					
  
                  
					List of lost property offices in Krakow
                  
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City of Krakow. Address: 
						Biuro Rzeczy Znalezionych Urzedu Miasta Krakowa, ul. 
						Wielicka 28, pok. 114. Phone (+48) 126165713. Open on 
						weekdays from 7:40 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.  
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County of Krakow. 
						Address: Powiatowe Biuro Rzeczy Znalezionych, al. 
						Slowackiego 20, pok. 107 A. Phone (+48) 126336526.  
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						Krakow airport. Address: Miedzynarodowy Port 
						Lotniczy im. Jana Pawla II, Krakow-Balice, Biuro 
						Zaginionego Bagazu. Phone (+48) 122855121.  
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Municipal public 
						transport (MPK). Address: Miejskie Przedsiebiorstwo 
						Komunikacyjne w Krakowie, Biuro Rzeczy Znalezionych, ul. 
						Brozka 3. Phone (+48) 122541150. Opena on weekdays from 
						6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.  
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Long distance buses PKS. 
						Address: Biuro Przewozow Pasazerskich PKS. Phone (+48) 
						124117022 ext. 430. Or the dispatcher in Krakow, phone 
						(+48) 124114169.  
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Local 
						trains
                      and rail stations. Address: 
						Dworzec Glowny 
						Krakow. Phone (+48) 123935529. Open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.  
                   
                  In the case of property lost 
					aboard long-distance trains the owner should check with the 
					lost and found at Warsaw’s central rail station. Address: 
					Biuro Rzeczy Znalezionych, Dworzec Warszawa Centralna. Phone 
					(+48) 224745092. 
                  
					Note:
                  Regrettably there is always a risk that you won’t be able to 
					reach anybody speaking good English. 
        
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