Atrakcje: Kraków

a manor house with a 19th-century pedigree, a chapel and a park with oaks about 500 years old

an artillery fort of Kraków Fortress from 1881-1886, the seat of a youth cultural centre in Nowa Huta

an underground shelter in Nowa Huta with an exhibition on danger, shelters and the Cold War

a Neo-Renaissance palace from 1882 with a landscape park, the seat of a scientific institute

a Neoclassical palace from 1903, formerly the Lenin Museum, today the seat of a court

a palace from 1531-1532 on Kanonicza Street, a former inquisitorial court, today a university and a café

a city palace on Grodzka Street with rich ornamentation on the facade from the mid-19th century

the first town hall of Podgórze, a house from the early 19th century where the magistrate worked until 1854

a park with 16th-century roots by the Białoprądnicki Manor House, with limes and the Białucha river

an estate park with a skatepark, a trial park and an open-air stage, laid out in the early 1970s

the market square of Dębniki with the Art Nouveau House Under the Bat and townhouses from 1906-1912

a limestone and brick guardhouse from 1907-1908, a remnant of the Kraków Fortress

a palace with arcaded cloisters on Kanonicza Street, with a history from the 15th century to the conservation office

a square with a concert gazebo in the Planty, named after Zbigniew Wodecki

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 manor in Prądnik Biały where the poet Lucjan Rydel lived

a Kraków Fortress fort with a three-level underground junction, today a cultural centre

the ruin of a Kraków Fortress fort on Solnik Hill, with caverns hewn in the rock

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

a postmodernist church of brick and wood, consecrated in 2000

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