Cmentarze i pomniki: Kraków

a bronze bust of a 19th-century surgeon in front of the Collegium Medicum on Kopernika Street

a parish cemetery on the Wandy estate, with 19th-century graves and a First World War military cemetery

a wooden cross from 1990 at the foot of Wawel Hill, commemorating the victims of the Katyn massacre

a parish cemetery from 1924, with a plot of Soviet prisoners of war

a monument to the composer with a stave of “Hej, Orle Biały”, a gift of the Fowler Brotherhood from 2010

an active parish cemetery from 1807, with a chapel and three historic gravestones

site of the dispute over the first church in Nowa Huta, with a bronze monument from 2007

parish cemetery from 1922, 14 sections, graves of soldiers from 1939 and of bomb victims from 1945

marble bust of Fredro by Cyprian Godebski from 1900 on a granite plinth with a bronze mask

limestone monument of the king from 1883 in the Strzelecki Park, funded by the Marksmen's Society

steel letter V with plaques of dates from 1960 to 1989, commemorating the Solidarity uprisings in Nowa Huta

granite monument from 1992 on the spot where Bogdan Włosik died in Nowa Huta

active necropolis in Tyniec with the graves of Benedictines and contributors to "Tygodnik Powszechny"

parish cemetery founded in 1917 in Bieżanów-Prokocim

1976 bronze bust of the cardinal by August Zamoyski, by the Franciscan basilica

27-metre eagle of bronze and aluminium in honour of fallen airmen, by Bronisław Chromy

cemetery from 1917 beside a former psychiatric hospital, with a grave of victims from 1942

monument to the Hungarian prime minister in a dolman, by Stefan Dousa, by a library in Kraków

cemetery from 1909 with the graves of the Tetmajers, the Rydels and Jakub Mikołajczyk from “The Wedding”

bronze bust of the poet from 1986 on the Podwawelskie estate, the work of Antoni Hajdecki

bronze cross by Stefan Dousa beside the chapel at Rakowicki Cemetery, blessed in 1995

steel sculpture of 72 steelworks elements, renovated in 2017, by the Nowa Huta Reservoir

tablets of Szydłowiec stone commemorating donors to the renovation of Wawel

bronze monument to the physician and professor of the Kraków Academy by the Collegium Medicum