Located at the foot of the Wawel Castle. It was built in the first half of the XIV century, and then rebuilt in the late XVI century. Gothic, single-nave, with a presbytery covered with a ribbed cross. Outside on the wall of the presbytery is a painting of the Virgin and Child (XVII century). Inside - the main late Renaissance altar, an element of the sarcophagus of St. Jacek (1581-83), transferred here from his chapel in the Dominican Church. Portals in the presbytery and nave, honorary benches and decorations of the walls of the presbytery appeared in 1629; they are also elements of the sarcophagus of St.→