Atrakcje: Kraków

Neo-Renaissance villa of 1888 on the Planty Park, the former home of Professor Straszewski

a 25 m karst passage in the rock of the former Kapelanka quarry

wooden church from Komorowice, rebuilt in Wola Justowska after two fires

the highest natural hill in Kraków, with a glade and the Piłsudski Mound at the summit

late Gothic wooden church of 1648, with polychromes and a gate bell tower of 1823

university technology museum with models of mining and metallurgical equipment, visits by appointment

single-nave church of the 1980s with a façade shaped like folded hands

Poland's oldest museum botanical collection in four rooms in the grounds of the university garden

Poland's oldest medical museum, founded in 1900, visited by appointment

the second highest hill in Kraków after Sowiniec, with a glade frequented by Jacek Malczewski

former synagogue from the early 20th century, today an Orthodox church in the Old Town

chapel in the Mogilski Wood that began with a small picture hung on an oak in 1928

modernist Jesuit church in Przegorzały with mosaics and stained glass

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

gallery on św. Marka Street with Polish painting from the 19th century to the avant-garde

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

contemporary art gallery run since 1999 by the Fred Gijbels Foundation

market on the western part of the square of the former town of Kleparz

former market square of the town of Podgórze with St Joseph's Church and the manor house where Chopin stayed

tiny reserve of warmth-loving rock grasslands on the edge of Wolski Forest

branch of the Museum of Kraków in the Pod Krzyżem House on the city's traditions, sounds and crafts

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

Baroque palace with portals decorated with columns, occupied by the Jagiellonian University law faculty