Atrakcje: Kraków

Gothic larch church from 1466 with three hall naves and Rococo polychrome decoration

postmodern cross-plan church from 1993-2002 on the Kalinowe estate in Bieńczyce

modernist building of the university library, with exhibitions and tours for groups

over 450 sq m of LEGO play, with robotics and a café for parents

armoured fort from 1897 with a moat and a barracks block, today with a park and guided entries

Piarist church in Rakowice, a former chapel from 1911 rebuilt in 1971

wartime residence from 1942-1943 above the Vistula, today a hotel and restaurant

a 1,100 sq m amusement park with ten activity zones and an area for toddlers

hill in the Wolski Forest with a Camaldolese monastery, a fort and a vineyard on its slopes

postmodern church from 1984-1992 with a ceiling like a starry sky

a road bridge from 1913 linking Kazimierz with Podgórze, rebuilt in 1971

a science centre with over 100 interactive stations, laboratories and a roof garden

a Baroque missionaries' church by Bażanka with a portrait of Báthory from 1583

a Baroque garrison church in Stradom, formerly Bernardine, with the sarcophagus of General Haller

a single-nave Resurrectionist church from 1989 in the postmodern style

a bridge from 1951 with the lowest clearance of Kraków's bridges, with a view of Wawel

eight escape rooms, from a fantasy saga to a spy thriller, near the Vistula Boulevards

a Missionary church from the 1990s with stained glass by Teresa Stankiewicz in Łobzów

a manor park from the second half of the 19th century around the Baden manor, with a viewing mound and natural monuments

a play centre with a miniature town, a zone for infants and a café for parents

a church from 2001 on the site of the Nowa Huta Cross, defended by residents in 1960

a modern parish church in Podgórze, consecrated in 2007

a library in a former barracks on Rajska Street, with exhibitions and a programme of events

a cemetery from 1865, with a neo-Gothic chapel and over 25,000 burials