Were only outside. The street is narrow, it is difficult to choose a place to take pictures. At the corner of the theater is a sculpture "Cloak of Conscience". The bronze monument in the form of an empty cloak without a face and hands was erected in 2000.
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.
The Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts is a higher educational institution in Krakó w, founded in 1818. Formerly known as the School of Drawing and Painting and the School of Fine Arts.
Monument to the scientist and theologian Peter Skarza, who lived in the late 16th - early 17th centuries. is located opposite the church of St. Peter and St. Paul and next to the building of the administrative building of the Pontifical University of John Paul II.
The Royal Road begins in the northern part of the Old Town and runs south through the city center to the Wawel (old royal residence). This solemn route was a suitable background for demonstrations during the coronation and parades, for receptions of foreign kings and princes, foreign ambassadors and...
In the second half of the XVI century the house belonged to the family of Prosper Provanni, who in 1558 at the behest of King Casimir Augustus organized a regular postal service between Krakow and Venice.
On Mariacki Square (plac Mariacki) there is a fountain with a figure of a poor student - Jacques. This fountain is a gift of the city from Krakow craftsmen. It was installed in 1958.
Located on the street. Grodno; since 1817 the Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession, before that it was the property of barefoot Carmelites. It was built in 1638-44, most likely by the royal architect Giovanni Trevano on the site of a demolished Romanesque church of the XII century.
The Tower of the City Hall is located on the Market Square and is one of the main attractions of Krakow. It is an important element of the Gothic administrative building, built in the early fourteenth century, and is located in the northeastern part of the square, rising 70 meters above it.
In 1828, Dietl received his doctorate in medicine. He is considered one of the most prominent Polish doctors of the XIX century. In 1851, Dietl was invited to become a professor of medicine and anatomical pathology at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, and ten years later was elected rector of t...
A granite pedestal with eternal fire, which is lit during solemn ceremonies, is installed on Jan Matejko Square. This is a symbolic grave in memory of all Polish soldiers who gave their lives for their homeland.
The church was built in 1079-1098. The temple has retained its original Romanesque form to this day. It has a defensive character. The church is a two-tower Saxon-type basilica, consisting of a short (single-arched) three-nave building, a transept and a presbytery closed by an apse.
Jan Matejko House is a museum in Krakó w dedicated to the famous artist Jan Matejko (1838-1893), who was born and lived in this house all his life. The house was built in the 16th century, after which it was repeatedly rebuilt in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
Founded in 1394 by the Bishop of Cracow Peter the Great. From 1583 to 1773 the church was run by the Jesuits. Peter Skarga preached here. At the western entrance is a carved Gothic helicopter of the XV century.
Jan Matejko (1838-1893) was an outstanding Polish artist, author of battle and historical paintings, primarily of patriotic content. The artist's whole life was connected with Krakow.
St. Wojciech's Church is a Roman Catholic church in the center of Krakow, located in the Old Town on the Market Square. One of the smallest, as well as the oldest churches in the city, dates from the XI century.
The Florian Gate in Krakow is a medieval gate located in the Old Town of Krakow at the end of Florianska Street. It is one of the eight defensive gates of Krakow. The solemn, monumental Florian's Gate is the only surviving gate in the defensive wall that once surrounded Krakow.
At the beginning of each hour from the window of the high tower of the cathedral, a musician on a trumpet plays a melody and greets tourists. The high tower (also called Heinalitsa) is 82 m high.
Church of the Holy Trinity (Ko? Ci ? ? Dominikan? W? Wi? Tej Tr? Jcy), or Dominican Church - one of the largest Gothic basilicas in Krakow. The church belongs to the Dominican Order, which was founded in the early thirteenth century by St.
The museum houses items related to the history of the university. The museum's collection includes items such as a set of astronomical instruments, including those used by Nicolaus Copernicus.