Atrakcje: Kraków

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

play centre for children with birthday parties in the Grzegórzki district of Kraków

film-set road of imitation matzevot at the bottom of the Liban quarry, a remnant of the 1993 film set

an early 20th-century square on the site of former fortifications, with a bust of its patron from 2022

a copy of the Slavic Zbruch Idol from 1968, set up at the foot of Wawel Hill

a former prayer house from 1879 in Podgórze, today the seat of an art gallery

90-metre mural of the history of Kraków on the retaining wall of Lasota Hill in Podgórze

gallery of young contemporary art on the second floor of a townhouse by the Planty

historic villa from 1934, during the war the residence of the Plaszow camp commandant, today private

collection of more than 25,000 objects connected with the history of the Lubomirski family

the only place in Poland where a meridian and a parallel of whole tens of degrees cross

rock in a former quarry at Zakrzówek with twelve climbing routes

palace from 1879 designed by Filip Pokutyński, today a seminary building

grassy 260 m hill in Tyniec, with a panorama and abandoned limestone quarries

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

last fort of the Kraków Fortress from 1908-1912, with a main shelter and a view over the Vistula valley

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

private gallery founded in 1985 outside censorship, with collections of Wróblewski and Gierowski

a square in Piasek with the 18th-century Old Granary, home to the Europeum

a square in Nowy Świat with the former Wygoda, today Kossakówka, where the painter Juliusz Kossak lived