International Dance Day celebrated with Polonez in Krakow

International Dance Day celebrated with Polonez in Krakow

Professional dancers of Cracovia Danca, dressed in historical Sarmatian Polish nobility costume of the 18th century, perform traditional Polish dance - Polonez on a landmark Main Square in Old Town of Krakow on International Dance Day, April 29, 2024, Krakow, Poland. The dancers first performed in front of the public and than invited the public to dance together in historical part of the city.

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