Cmentarze i pomniki: Kraków

bronze eagles by Bronisław Chromy on the Czerwieński Boulevard, commemorating the soldiers of Fighting Poland

one of the largest cemeteries in Kraków, in use since 1964, in Nowa Huta

square around St Mary's Basilica on a former cemetery, with the student fountain and tenement houses

marble group from 1886: the wedding of Jadwiga and Jagiełło, in Planty Park on Basztowa Street

bronze figures from "The Wedding" around a pensive Wyspiański, next to the National Museum

a bench with a sculpture of the cabaret artist and a cat under the seat, a work by Karol Badyna from 2023

a bronze Bojan with a harp and a boy from 1886, in the garden by the Barbican

a bronze figure of Boy by Edward Krzak, unveiled in the Planty in 1980

a cenotaph with a bronze flame in front of the Grunwald Monument, rebuilt in 1976

an Armenian sandstone cross-stone, unveiled in 2004 on Kopernika Street

a bust of the painter from 1903, the work of Wacław Szymanowski, in Planty Park by the TPSP

a bronze Lilla Weneda with a harp among snakes, in the north-western part of Planty Park

a bronze monument to the creator of Piwnica pod Baranami, at a garden table on the Square

a white sculpture of a pig on a platform in the Vistula, visible from the Kazimierz and Podgórze boulevards

bronze figure of a footballer at the moment of kicking the ball, in front of the Cracovia stadium

bronze figure of the mayor of Kraków at a desk with plans of the city, unveiled in 2018

cemetery from 1887 devastated during the war, with one surviving gravestone

sculpture by Alfred Daun from 1886, placed in the Planty Park by Poselska Street

Yak-23 jet fighter on a plinth in the military housing estate in Bielany

bust of a playwright from 1911 in Planty Park, with a bullet mark in the metal

a 2001 monument to the preacher Piotr Skarga, standing opposite the church where he is buried

a monument with the heads of 51 cabaret artists by Bronisław Chromy in Decjusz Park

bronze bust from 1887 by All Saints' Square, removed and restored in 1985

altar with seven four-metre statues in the courtyard of the Pauline monastery at Skałka