a workshop-style theatre museum in the 13th-century cellars of the Old Theatre
a contemporary art gallery in Kazimierz with works by artists of the Kraków Group
historic brick building with the main exhibition of the Museum of Photography in Kraków
several 18th-century wooden buildings moved from the Kraków area to Wola Justowska
missionary collections from China and Africa, epitaphs and goldsmithing in the Stradom House
triangular square below Wawel with the Katyń Cross and the former Royal Arsenal
square on Lasota Hill with early 20th-century villas, including the “Julia” villa from 1903
stone culvert under a railway embankment from the 1850s, a site on the Kraków Technology Trail
townhouse from 1883 with a belvedere facing the Planty Park, today the seat of a university institute
1976 bronze bust of the cardinal by August Zamoyski, by the Franciscan basilica
an obstacle course in the treetops at Fort Barycz, for children and families
modernist Mycielski manor house from 1902 with a chapel, a cultural club and parts of a park
rage room in Kraków where participants in protective gear smash bottles, furniture and equipment
three First World War plots in Rakowicki Cemetery and on Prandoty Street
townhouse of 1895 by Leopold Tlachna with a façade entered in the heritage register
15th-century townhouse with a third storey added in 1876
former Ahawat Raim synagogue in a medieval townhouse, today an Orthodox church
airfield from 1912, entered in the heritage register, with an aviation museum and a concrete runway
Classicist palace from the early 19th century, today a therapy centre in Nowa Huta
27-metre eagle of bronze and aluminium in honour of fallen airmen, by Bronisław Chromy
Jewish cemetery from 1932 in Podgórze, destroyed during the occupation, with no surviving gravestones
cemetery from 1917 beside a former psychiatric hospital, with a grave of victims from 1942