Night Herald (bugle call)

Every hour a bugle call is heard from the tower of St. Mary’s Church in Krakow’s Main Square. The melody in F major, played by the trumpeter, has long been considered a symbol of Krakow. Daily, it attracts the ears and eyes of curious tourists; it evokes the memories of residents and puzzles all of those who listen to it. After 180 years of the Mariacki bugle call, why does it still retain the power to hypnotize, intrigue and entertain?

Uniqueness, moodiness, dignity. That is why our Krakow fragrance, Nocny Hejnał, combines these features. The delicate scent, enriched with a hint of currants, recalls the oldest traditions of Krakow; it evokes legends and envelops the romantic aura of the city. To the accompaniment of the Night Herald, every moment will suggest a romantic walk on Krakow’s streets.