Sightseeing places in Krakow, Poland
The element of the Krakow's medieval defences, the Barbican was built at the end of the 15th century to protect Krakow's main entrance. It was connected to the Florianska...
Bishop's Palace is the second largest palace in Krakow (first is Wawel Royal Castle). This building served as the residence of Krakow's bishops starting from its opening in the...
Officially, Krakow's City Defensive Walls - it is a small, seasonal museum. It's open only in summer season (April - October). You can't be sure that imformance of this...
Collegium Novum (latin: New College) is the main building of Jagiellonian University. It was built in 1873-1887 in neo-gothic style by Feliks Ksiezarski - in same style of Collegium...
Eros Bendato sculpture in the western corner of the Krakow's Main Market Square is a popular meeting place for locals and also serves as a photographic backdrop for tourists....
Much of Krakow's history is steeped in legends and this figure is a representation of one of the most famous legends of the shepherd, who would later become King...
There are only few men like Tadeusz Kościuszko in the World's history. Before raising a valiant Insurrection against foreign rule in Poland, Tadeusz Kościuszko fought with distinction in the...
One of the most forgotten places in Krakow, the Liban Quarry or Liban Labor Camp, let you to explore Kraków's World War II history in your own terms. You...
Directly next to the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) on the Krakow's Main Market Square (Rynek Glowny) stands Poland's most eminent scribe: Adam Mickiewicz. One of the most...
Elvis Presley Monument is the one of Kraków's least known, hardest to find and most bizarre monuments. A large standing stone with Elvis' face set in...