Candlelit bars in Kazimierz, cellar clubs beneath the Rynek, vodka with herring, a shooting range and a boat on the Vistula: here's how to plan your stag do or hen party in Kraków, with the best things to do and prices in złoty.
Good to know
A beer (0.5 l) costs 12–18 zł in the Old Town and 10–16 zł in Kazimierz, a vodka shot 8–15 zł, or a flat 7–9 zł in shot bars. Cocktails 35–55 zł in the Old Town, 30–45 zł in Kazimierz, club entry usually 20–50 zł. You pay in złoty, and cards work almost everywhere. Tipping: 2–5 zł a round in bars, about 10% in restaurants.
All costs and money-saving tips ↓Night lines numbered from 600 replace the trams from about 23:00 to 04:00, plus night trams 62, 64 and 69. A 60-minute ticket costs 8 zł, the 24-hour ticket 20 zł for Zone I. Bolt and Uber run at fixed prices; at night taxis charge at most 9 zł flag fall plus 6 zł per km in Zone I.
Kraków public transport lines ↗Shops across Kraków don't sell alcohol between 00:00 and 05:30; bars and restaurants aren't affected. Outdoor seating in Kazimierz closes at midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, otherwise at 22:00. Indoors it carries on: Prozak 2.0 is open until 07:00 on Saturdays, Awaria until 06:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Drinking alcohol in public is banned in Poland, so no beer on the Rynek or by the Vistula. The police step up patrols in Kazimierz against rowdy stag groups. If you're driving: 0.2 per mille, on a bike too, and over 0.5 per mille you could face prison. An ID card or passport is enough to enter the country.
In zakąski bars your vodka comes with small cold snacks such as pickled herring, aspic, pickled cucumbers or steak tartare; the classic is herring with clear vodka. Shot bars such as Pijalnia Wódki i Piwa sell everything at one flat price, some of them round the clock in central locations. Nalewka is a home-made liqueur steeped with fruit, spices or herbs.
There are direct flights to Kraków-Balice from Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Memmingen, Munich and Stuttgart, plus from Vienna, Basel, Geneva and Zurich; from Frankfurt it takes about 1 hour 40 minutes. The airport is about 11 km from the centre, and the train to Kraków Główny main station takes about 17 minutes and costs 20 zł. By car: there are checks at the German-Polish border, so allow for waiting time.
For a hotel for your stag or hen do in Kraków, the Old Town and Kazimierz keep everything close: Kazimierz is about a 15-minute walk south of the Old Town. In the first ring round the market square, everything is about 40 to 50 percent more expensive than a few streets away, and that goes for the bars too. If you're coming for the Christmas market or Juwenalia in May, book early.
July is the warmest month, with highs around 25 °C, and with about 98 mm also the wettest; in January the daily average is about −1.6 °C. Plan B: the Wieliczka Salt Mine underground, the Podziemia Rynku beneath the Main Market Square, escape rooms, bowling or indoor karting.
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For the stag do, but not only: the indoor shooting range on Fabryczna with packages of up to 55 rounds, shooting with a hotel transfer, axe throwing on up to 8 lanes, laser paintball in Olsza or an hour of MMA and boxing.
A vodka tasting in a hidden bar, the museum in the former vodka factory with a tasting at the end, the tasting set at Wódka Cafe Bar or herring with nalewki at Ambasada Śledzia.
A boat party with free drinks, an evening cruise on the Vistula or the city cruise on the Statek Sobieski, which can also be chartered for up to 100 people. The meeting point is the riverside paths below Wawel.
Stag race packages with qualifying and a podium ceremony at Karting Arena, off-road quad biking outside the city, quads with a shooting range as a big package, or bowling in the cellar on Plac Nowy.
Escape rooms on Floriańska, the Lost Souls Alley horror house where you choose your fear level, pinball in a vaulted cellar, beer pong at Cosmic Games Pub and karaoke on Grodzka.
A street food walk, the market and a retro bar in Kazimierz, zapiekanki on Plac Nowy, the exhibition beneath the Main Market Square and, as a day trip, the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
Beer bar at Świętego Tomasza 35 with 20 taps and more than 150 bottled beers; the entrance is on Świętego Krzyża 13. Open 13:00–02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, burgers about 42–48 zł. You can hire the cellar room for private parties and groups.
Small vodka bar at Mikołajska 5 with around 100 flavoured vodkas. The tasting set of six shots costs about 30 zł and is the quick way in for the whole group. Open 13:00–03:00 on Fridays and Saturdays; the room is small, so better arrive in waves.
Candlelit cult bar in Kazimierz, at Estery 5 since 1999, with a stone concert cellar. Open daily until 04:00, no bookings upstairs. The cellar hosts regular jazz, improv and rock gigs, usually from 20:00, tickets about 50–65 zł.
Dark, rambling bar in an old townhouse at Józefa 9, with candelabras and old mirrors. Open daily 12:00–02:00. There's a garden at the back for summer evenings and a salon inside for winter; good for a round before the club.
Eastern Bloc-style pub at Miodowa 20 with propaganda posters, portraits of Lenin and old radios. Polish punk, ska and metal come out of the speakers. Open daily from 12:00, until 05:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Craft beer pub at Stradomska 11 between Wawel and Kazimierz, with 16 taps and burgers for 42–49 zł. Open 14:00–24:00 on Fridays and 12:00–01:00 on Saturdays. The website has a dedicated offer for groups.
Games bar at Karmelicka 27 with beer pong, table football, shuffleboard, cornhole, air hockey and a ball pit room. The flat rate for all games is about 24 zł, beer from 11 zł, shots from 5 zł. Fridays and Saturdays 12:00–02:00; enquire about private events by email.
Cocktail speakeasy on the second floor at Szewska 21, with no sign on the street. Cocktails cost 32–45 zł. Open 17:00–02:30 on Fridays and Saturdays, closed on Mondays; the room is small, so it's more for a small group.
Multi-tap bar at Jakuba 19 with around 28 beers, ciders and wines on tap. Half a litre costs 17–71 zł depending on the beer. Open until 01:00 on Fridays and 02:00 on Saturdays according to OpenStreetMap.
Bar in a former Jewish prayer house at Meiselsa 18, with faded frescoes on three levels plus a cellar. Open 10:00–01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, with DJs at weekends. For a table near the music, book ahead.
Bistro, cocktail bar and club in one, at Gołębia 6 a few steps from the Rynek, with a garden of about 200 m² and its own bar. Fridays and Saturdays 09:00–03:00, with a club downstairs at weekends playing house and '90s and noughties hits. Book the garden, bistro or club separately online.
Candlelit corner bar at Estery 20 with old Singer sewing machines as tables. It fills up after 22:00 and often goes on until the early hours on Fridays and Saturdays. In summer there are tables on the pavement.
1920s-style speakeasy above the Smakołyki restaurant at Straszewskiego 28: walk through the restaurant and ask for the cloakroom. Cocktails from 24 zł, open 19:00–03:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. For the jazz and burlesque nights, book about two weeks ahead.
Vodka-and-herring bar on Stolarska with Polish tapas: herring in many versions, plus kiełbasa and soups. Order a set of several kinds of herring with nalewki, the Polish fruit liqueurs, for the group. Cheap, and a good snack stop late at night too.
Craft beer bar at Świętego Wawrzyńca 22 in the south of Kazimierz, with 18 Polish beers on tap. Half a litre costs 19–65 zł; if you want to try first, get 0.2 l from 9.50 zł.
Alternative cult bar at Plac Wolnica 9 with a gig room at the back and gigs from 20:00 at weekends. Open 15:00–05:00 on Fridays and 14:00–05:00 on Saturdays. You don't need a booking at the front bar.
Long-standing meeting place in Podgórze just across the Vistula, at Nadwiślańska 1: a cocktail and tapas bar plus a classic corner pub. At weekends the big basement hosts jazz gigs, stand-up and dance parties. Open 10:00–02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Big club at Starowiślna 16 between the Old Town and Kazimierz, with three areas: Main, Gold Stage and Latin, with premium booths. Fridays and Saturdays only, 22:00–05:00. Book booths and tables online or by phone; for some events there's a free guest list until 23:00.
Labyrinth cellar club at Plac Dominikański 6 on two levels, with four bars, three dance floors and a Funktion-One sound system. Wednesday to Saturday from 22:30, until 06:00 on Fridays and 07:00 on Saturdays; mainly techno and house. After midnight the queue gets long, and the door is selective.
Long-established jazz club at Floriańska 3 with live music every night from 21:30. Book tickets online or by phone. More a gig with drinks than a party, good as a quiet start.
Club at Kościuszki 3 west of the Old Town, on three floors covering more than 1,000 m²: '70s, '80s, Latin and current hits, more for a crowd aged 30 and over. Fridays and Saturdays 21:00–04:00. Entry on Fridays 30 zł until midnight, then 40 zł; on Saturdays 30 zł until 23:00, then 50 zł.
Small, cramped music pub at Mikołajska 9 with live blues and rock from Tuesday to Sunday, bands usually from 21:00. Open 15:00–06:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, otherwise until 02:00. Tight for big groups, good for a nightcap after midnight.
Student club right on the square at Rynek Główny 8: a café by day, a bar with a programme in the evening. Karaoke from 21:00 Sunday to Thursday, a live band on Thursdays, disco on Fridays and Saturdays until 02:30 or 03:00. Book tables for up to 25 people by email.
Bar at Plac Wolnica 10 with a beer garden upstairs and a techno cellar downstairs. Fridays 14:00–02:00, Saturdays 12:00–02:00; at weekends the cellar opens late with line-ups and tickets. The place for groups who want electronic music.
Dozens of pinball and arcade machines across about 300 m² in a vaulted cellar at Stradomska 15, with all games included in the entry. One hour costs 50 zł, the whole day 70 zł. Fridays 14:00–22:00, Saturdays 12:00–22:00; no alcohol, but coffee and soft drinks.
Bowling lanes in the cellar of the Plac Nowy 1 restaurant right on the square, which focuses on craft beer upstairs. Fridays 16:00–24:00, Saturdays 12:00–24:00, closed on Mondays. Lanes are booked for 55 minutes on the hour; turn up 15 minutes late and you lose the booking.
Axe, tomahawk and knife throwing at Starowiślna 71, on up to 8 lanes. A group session lasts 1.5 hours: 5 to 9 people pay 800 zł, 10 to 15 people 1,200 zł, larger groups by arrangement. Book online; throw before the first beer.
Indoor shooting range at Fabryczna 17 in the east of the city, with English-speaking instructors and free parking. Packages from 140 zł with 15 small-calibre rounds, 10 rounds of 9 mm and 2 shotgun rounds, up to “Extreme” for 350 zł with 55 rounds, including UZI, AK and M4. ID is required.
Indoor karting track at Legnicka 5 in the north of the city, open seven days a week. The stag race packages cost 65 zł per person for 16 minutes, 85 zł for 24 minutes and 115 zł for 32 minutes, each with practice, qualifying, a race and a podium ceremony. At weekends from 6 people; balaclava 12 zł.
Escape rooms on the 2nd floor at Floriańska 18, 2 to 5 players and 60 minutes per room. From 170 zł per group, paid after the game. Larger groups can play several rooms at once by arrangement; Friday to Sunday until 22:30.
Vodka museum in a building of the former vodka factory at Fabryczna 13; the tour takes about 1.5 hours with a tasting at the end, over-18s only. Tuesday to Sunday 14:00–20:00, tickets 49–79 zł depending on the option. The shooting range is next door, and both fit into one afternoon.
Interactive horror house at Floriańska 6, about 25 to 35 minutes to get through, ages 14 and up. Tickets 65–85 zł depending on the fear level, the stag and hen package 85 zł per person; groups of more than 15 get up to 30% off. Book online or by phone.
Two-deck excursion boat for up to 100 people with a bar deck and a restaurant deck, moored at Bulwar Czerwieński below Wawel. The city cruise takes 45 to 60 minutes and costs 110 zł; enquire about stag and hen dos and charters by email or phone.
Underground exhibition by the Muzeum Krakowa beneath the Main Market Square. Entry 45 zł, 35 zł per person for groups, a guided tour 350 zł per group. Friday to Sunday 10:00–20:00, last entry 75 minutes before closing; book tickets online in advance.
Laser paintball arena at Bosaków 5a in the Olsza district, about 3 to 4 km north-east of the Old Town, covering more than 550 m² with a laser maze. 60 minutes costs 79 zł per person Friday to Sunday. For stag and hen dos there are programmes with three 30-minute games, breaks in your own room, pizza and drinks.
Karaoke bar in a cellar at Grodzka 34 between the Rynek and Wawel, with reasonably priced cocktails. Open until 04:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Small and full at weekends: put your names on the singing list as soon as you arrive.
Big beer hall run by Kompania Kuflowa at the foot of Wawel, Świętej Gertrudy 26–29, open daily 12:00–23:00. Known for golonka, the pork knuckle, and freshly tapped beer; on Mondays litre beers are half price. Groups can get the “Grupowa Biesiada” group menu on request.
Polish food at Józefa 14 with home-made Starka vodka and more than 20 kinds of nalewki. Pierogi cost 35–45 zł for 5 to 6, mains 62–129 zł. Groups of 9 to 30 people get a set group menu; only 13 tables, so book early by email or phone.
Górale highland restaurant with Tatra food at Plac Szczepański 8, open daily 12:00–24:00, with live Górale singing. Mains cost 46–99 zł, a meat platter for two or more 145 zł. You can book online, by phone or by email.
Polish food right on the square at Rynek Główny 10, with handmade pierogi, game and mushroom dishes and żurek in a bread bowl. Fridays 13:00–22:00, Saturdays 12:00–22:00; Monday to Wednesday from 18:00 only. Book online for up to 20 people, larger groups by phone.
Jewish food in a former mikveh building at Szeroka 6, about 100 m from the Remuh Synagogue. Mains cost 39–82 zł, and musicians play traditional klezmer music daily at 20:00. Book by phone or email.
Polish home cooking at low prices at Szpitalna 38, open 11:00–23:00. A second restaurant with the same menu is at Sławkowska 19. Good for a quick, cheap meal before heading into the Old Town bars.
Small restaurant serving Polish home cooking at Augustiańska 4, daily 10:00–21:00. The house speciality is potato pancakes with goulash. Groups should call ahead; space is tight.
Zapiekanki hatch in the round Okrąglak building on Plac Nowy, takeaway only, no seating. Open daily 10:00–02:00 according to OpenStreetMap. The snack after the pub crawl through Kazimierz.
Pierogi restaurant at Szewska 23 with around 30 kinds, such as ruskie, meat, duck, spinach and sour cherry. The pierogi come boiled or fried, or half and half. You order at the counter, with a queue at lunchtime; better for small groups.
Brewpub in a cellar on Podwale at the edge of the Old Town, brewing on site since 1996; its best-known beer is C.K. Jasne. Room for up to 500 people across the pub, restaurant and club. Fridays and Saturdays 12:00–01:00; book online, by email or by phone.
A party evening on a boat, according to the listing with unlimited drinks on board. For groups who want to start the night together and not pay separately at every bar. From approx. €64 per person, about 5 hours; meeting point and schedule are in your booking.
Shooting various guns under supervision, according to the listing with transport to and from the range. The cheap way into the action programme; you shoot sober, before the first beer. From approx. €22 per person, about 1.5 hours; package and ammunition are in your booking.
Shooting range experience with an AK-47 assault rifle, according to the listing with pickup from your hotel. For groups who want it louder; the choice of guns and the number of rounds are in the packages. From approx. €43 per person, about 2 hours; schedule in your booking.
MMA and boxing training, according to the listing offered specially for stag and hen dos. An hour of working up a sweat for the group before you hit the bars. From approx. €23 per person, about 1 hour; venue and equipment are in your booking.
Vodka tasting in a hidden bar, according to the listing with several Polish vodkas and explanations. A good start to the evening, before you move on to the Old Town or Kazimierz. From approx. €45 per person, about 1.5 hours; the meeting point is in your booking.
Entry to the museum of a vodka factory, according to the listing with a tasting at the end. The history of Polish vodka, short and vivid, for groups looking for something quieter during the day. From approx. €28 per person; opening hours and location are in your booking.
Indoor kart racing, according to the listing 24 minutes of driving time on the track. Whatever the weather, and ideal for pitting the group against each other in one race. From approx. €46 per person, about 30 minutes; the track address is in your booking.
Off-road quad biking through the forest and hills outside the city, according to the listing starting from Kraków with a break by a campfire. For groups who want to spend half a day outdoors. From approx. €32 per person, about 3.5 hours; route and transfer are in your booking.
Off-road quad biking combined with a shooting range, according to the listing with pickup from your hotel. The big action package for the stag or hen day; afterwards the group will need dinner. From approx. €91 per person, about 5 hours; schedule in your booking.
Guided walk to street food stalls and small restaurants, according to the listing with tastings along the way. Fills you up before a long night and shows you the city on the side. From approx. €39 per person, about 1.5 to 2 hours; the meeting point is in your booking.
A tasting at the market in Kazimierz, according to the listing with street food and craft beer, then on to a bar in the style of the communist era. Works as the start of the evening in the nightlife district. From approx. €39 per person, about 1.5 to 2 hours.
A trip on the Vistula in the evening or at night, according to the listing about an hour on the river. A quiet activity between dinner and the bar. From approx. €34 per person, about 1 hour; the pier is in your booking.
Trip to the Wieliczka Salt Mine just outside the city, according to the listing with a guided tour underground and transport from Kraków. The classic for the day after the first night. From approx. €31 per person, about 2.5 to 4 hours; options are in your booking.
A walk through a horror house with actors; according to the listing, the group chooses beforehand how scary it should be. Short, loud and good for photos afterwards. From approx. €28 per person, about 30 minutes; the address is in your booking.
Kraków's Main Market Square, about 4 hectares or roughly 200 × 200 m, with the Cloth Hall in the middle and St Mary's Basilica on the east side. The Adam Mickiewicz monument is the meeting point every group can find. All around are cellar bars and clubs, a few steps from Floriańska.
Central square in Kazimierz with the twelve-sided round Okrąglak building, where food stalls sell zapiekanki. A market on weekdays, with cafés and pubs all around; the start and end point for an evening in Kazimierz.
The Vistula riverside paths; Bulwar Czerwieński lies right below Wawel between the Dębnicki and Grunwaldzki bridges. That's where you'll find the Smok Wawelski dragon sculpture, restaurant barges and the piers for the excursion boats. A meeting point before the boat trip or for a summer evening by the river.
Footbridge and cycle bridge over the Vistula between Kazimierz and Podgórze, open since 2010, a 145 m steel arch. Balancing sculptures by Jerzy Kędziora hang from the bridge, and hundreds of love locks cover the railings. Drukarnia is a few steps away.
Square in the northern Old Town between the Planty and Szczepańska, with a fountain. On the square are the Stary Teatr, the Bunkier Sztuki gallery and the Pałac Sztuki, plus the Morskie Oko restaurant. Quieter than the Rynek and only a few steps away.
Castle hill on the left bank of the Vistula with the Royal Castle and the cathedral. In the limestone rock is the Dragon's Den, Smocza Jama, and down by the river the Smok Wawelski dragon sculpture. A photo spot and meeting point where the Old Town meets the river.
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Kraków goes out in two places: the cellar bars and clubs of the Old Town around the Rynek, and Kazimierz, the former Jewish quarter, about a 15-minute walk to the south. Across the Vistula it carries on in Podgórze.
For cellar clubs, vodka and herring
Around the Main Market Square: the labyrinth cellar of Prozak 2.0 on Plac Dominikański, Wódka Cafe Bar with around 100 vodkas on Mikołajska, herring and nalewki at Ambasada Śledzia on Stolarska and the student club Pod Jaszczurami right on the Rynek.
For craft beer, jazz and Tatra food
Between Floriańska and Plac Szczepański: House of Beer with 20 taps and more than 150 bottled beers, the unsigned cocktail speakeasy Mr. Black on Szewska, live jazz every night at U Muniaka on Floriańska and Górale highland music with dinner at Morskie Oko on Plac Szczepański.
For candlelit bars and long nights
In the former Jewish quarter around Plac Nowy: Alchemia, with a stone concert cellar and open until 04:00, Hevre with frescoes in the former prayer house, Starka with home-made vodka and nalewki, and the square itself with the zapiekanki hatches in the round Okrąglak building.
For techno, gigs and craft beer
Around Plac Wolnica in the south of Kazimierz: a beer garden upstairs and a techno cellar downstairs at Mash Room, gigs at weekends at Klub Piękny Pies with the bar open until 05:00, 18 Polish beers on tap at Craftownia and potato pancakes with goulash at Kuchnia u Doroty.
For a boat, a bridge and a pub by the river
By the Vistula: the riverside paths below Wawel with the dragon sculpture, the Statek Sobieski pier for the city cruise, the Kładka Ojca Bernatka footbridge with its sculptures over to Podgórze and, there, Drukarnia with jazz, stand-up and dancing downstairs.
Sample itinerary
This is what a weekend that works in Kraków looks like, whether it's a stag do, a hen party or a quieter group. You'll find every venue in the planner above, where you can swap out individual stops.
Pierogi and home-made vodka; book the group menu in advance.
Candlelit bar with a concert cellar, daily until 04:00.
Techno cellar on Plac Wolnica.
Zapiekanki on Plac Nowy, to take away.
Indoor shooting range, packages from 140 zł; bring ID.
Next door: a tour with a tasting at the end.
Golonka and freshly tapped beer at the foot of Wawel.
Six shots for about 30 zł to warm up.
Cellar club, Saturdays until 07:00.
1920s-style speakeasy, cocktails from 24 zł.
Polish food on the Rynek, Fridays until 22:00.
Garden, cocktails and, downstairs, a club playing '90s and noughties hits.
A trip underground; options are in your booking.
Horror house, stag and hen package 85 zł per person.
Tatra food with live Górale singing.
Disco on the Rynek on Saturdays, tables for up to 25 people.
Jewish food, klezmer music at 20:00.
Live music every night from 21:30.
Exhibition beneath the Main Market Square; buy tickets online in advance.
City cruise on the Vistula from Bulwar Czerwieński.
Brewpub in a cellar on Podwale.
20 taps, Saturdays until 02:00.
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Budget
In Kraków, a beer costs 12–18 zł in the Old Town and 10–16 zł in Kazimierz, and a shot in a shot bar 7–9 zł. The shooting range (the smallest package on Fabryczna starts at 140 zł), speakeasy cocktails and club booths are what push the budget up; shot bars, pierogi and zapiekanki on Plac Nowy keep it down.
| Option | Per person | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| One night out | €35–70 | dinner, two bars and a club in Kazimierz or the Old Town |
| A day with an activity | €70–135 | plus a shooting range, karting, axe throwing or an escape room |
| Weekend | €140–290 | two nights out, one activity, one night in a double room, travel not included |
Guide prices per person, based on the prices of the venues and tours on this page. The bride or groom usually doesn't pay; their share is split across the group. The planner above adds up what your programme costs.
All prices in euros, converted at the ECB rate of 9 October 2026. Travel isn't included, as that depends on where you're coming from. Accommodation is based on the country's price level. Work out your own budget with the cost calculator.
Seasonal tips
These dates come round every year. If your weekend falls on one of them, the city will be packed. If you'd rather keep things relaxed, plan around them.
In May the students take over the city for Juwenalia, and the mayor symbolically hands over the keys to the city.
In June Kraków celebrates midsummer night with Wianki, and in the same month the Lajkonik parade and the Dragon Parade pass through the city.
In June, sometimes into early July: concerts and events celebrating Jewish culture.
Every August there's a festival devoted entirely to pierogi.
In October, the festival of experimental and club music.
From late November to 1 January on Rynek Główny; on the first Thursday in December, the Kraków nativity scene competition starts there.
The 13th-century Main Market Square covers 3.79 hectares and is one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe; the Cloth Hall stands in the middle, and the Old Town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978.
About 10 km south-east of the centre, by train from Kraków Główny or on bus 304. The tourist route is 3.5 km long, goes down to 135 m underground via more than 800 steps and takes 2 to 3 hours.
The former Jewish quarter is about a 15-minute walk south of the Old Town: candlelit bars, craft beer and live jazz, with a more local crowd than on the Rynek.
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