Atrakcje: Kraków

Baroque copy of the house in Loreto with cloisters and plaques, by the Capuchin church

obelisk by Kraków Płaszów station commemorating seven men hanged in reprisal for a train derailment

artificial-stone sculpture of a girl in front of a nursery school, with an anecdote about a child left behind

green metal composition of triangles resembling organ pipes, by Lucjan Orzech, 1978

metal sculpture of bent triangles on a pyramid-shaped plinth, known as the Christmas Tree

metal spiral of sheet-metal strips from 1974, the work of Antoni Hajdecki

former town hall of the Garbary jurisdiction, an 18th-century townhouse with a late Baroque façade

monument to the Hungarian prime minister in a dolman, by Stefan Dousa, by a library in Kraków

cemetery from 1909 with the graves of the Tetmajers, the Rydels and Jakub Mikołajczyk from “The Wedding”

non-commercial contemporary art gallery in a tenement house on the Small Market Square

Austrian First World War cemetery, today a plot in the Podgórze cemetery

monument from 1984 at the site of the first mass execution of Poles in occupied Kraków

bronze bust of the poet from 1986 on the Podwawelskie estate, the work of Antoni Hajdecki

bronze cross by Stefan Dousa beside the chapel at Rakowicki Cemetery, blessed in 1995

bronze monument of the pope by Gustaw Zemła, 1991, in front of a church in Mistrzejowice

steel sculpture of 72 steelworks elements, renovated in 2017, by the Nowa Huta Reservoir

tablets of Szydłowiec stone commemorating donors to the renovation of Wawel

1887 earthwork with a dry moat, today part of Reduta Park in Prądnik Czerwony

villa from 1909-1912 designed by Roman Bandurski in the historic Salwator layout

bronze monument to the physician and professor of the Kraków Academy by the Collegium Medicum

bronze acrobats with a bell, a 1998 monument to the founder of the Piwnica pod Baranami cabaret

earthen artillery battery of Kraków Fortress from about 1904, with three ammunition shelters

a single grave of two unknown Austro-Hungarian soldiers from the First World War

monument at an execution site from November 1943, in Kraków's Krzesławice