Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

Lemko tserkva from 1837, regarded as a model example of the north-western type

postmodern Franciscan church with a foundation stone from Karol Wojtyła

parish church from 1830-1835 with monuments to St James and St Stanisław Papczyński

single-nave academic church consecrated in 1948, a former parish church

parish church in Piaski Nowe, blessed in 1997 and consecrated in 2003

church from 1988-1999 on the Nowy Prokocim estate, with an organ in the style of French Romanticism

postmodern parish church in Kurdwanów, consecrated in 2001

brick church by Teodor Talowski from 1904-1911 with an altar modelled on the one by Veit Stoss

sanctuary of St John Paul II on Równia Szaflarska, the first passive church in the world

historic church from 1932-1934 with a mosaic altar and the Stations of the Cross in stained glass

post-war church by Bogdan Treter, consecrated in 1966 by Karol Wojtyła

basilica-type church from 1961 with a Pietà and a procession of Polish saints by Bronisław Chromy

church from 1986-1997 with a form of two overlapping pyramids, designed by Krzysztof Białka

modernist Salesian church from 1936-1946, with a portico, high steps and sculptures by Stobierski

Neoclassical church from 1824 with a font from 1541 that survived the fire of the earlier church

Neo-Romanesque church of the Felician Sisters from 1884, with a golden crown on the tower and the tomb of Blessed Mother Angela

stone tserkva with three towers from 1917-1925, today a church, with a spring held by tradition to be miraculous

church set up in the former Mariacki manor house, with 16th-century cellars and a Gothic sculpture of Christ

contemporary brick church from 1982-1995 with stained glass by Bolesław Szpecht

an 18th-century wooden tserkva with an iconostasis from the same century, now Orthodox

a chapel built in 2009-2014 in the Złocień estate, the first in Kraków dedicated to Blessed Popiełuszko

a Neo-Baroque Capuchin church from the 1920s with an organ from 1977

a church with mosaics by Stanisław Szmuc and stained glass by Antoni Procajłowicz, consecrated in 1976

a church without a tower, built from 1936 to its consecration in 1964, also by the parishioners' own efforts