The Juliusz Sł owacki Theater, which has been staging plays since 1893, is located in the historic center of Krakó w, in the Holy Spirit Square. This is one of the most authoritative and respected Polish scenes.
This church was once built by the Jesuits according to all the rules of today's marketing. Location - close to the Royal Castle, ease of view - the building seems to be "sunk" into the street so that you can see it fully and admire its beauty, advertising agents - statues of 12 apostles, which are p...
Krakow's Barbakan is one of the most advanced medieval military architecture in Europe. Until the beginning of the XIX century, ie until the introduction of fundamental changes in the methods of siege, Barbican was a building that could not be taken.
In this church was formally born the Commonwealth - the largest state in Europe in the early modern era. Here, in 1386, Grand Duke Jagiello of Lithuania was baptized a Catholic and crowned with the Polish crown.
Numerous shops on the ground floor of the gallery sell a variety of handicrafts and souvenirs: amber and crystal ornaments, carved wooden figurines, boxes and necklaces, dolls in national costumes, Wawel dragons of all kinds and shapes.
The Monument to the Battle of Grunwald is located in Jan Matejko Square. Is this memorial built in honor of one of the most important historical events for Poland? victory of the allied Polish-Lithuanian troops over the Knights of the Teutonic Order.
The Monument to Adam Mickiewicz (Polish: Pomnik Adama Mickiewicza) is located in Krakó w on the Market Square. The building is a favorite meeting place for locals and tourists, as well as one of the most recognizable symbols of Krakó w.