ruins of an arched bridge from the 17th century, built by the Carmelites in Czerna
courtyard at Józefa 12 in Kazimierz, the setting for two scenes of the film "Schindler's List"
a road bridge from 1913 linking Kazimierz with Podgórze, rebuilt in 1971
a bridge from 1951 with the lowest clearance of Kraków's bridges, with a view of Wawel
road bridge from 2001 over the Vistula, with pavements and cycle paths on both sides of the carriageway
a tiny pond among dwarf pines right by the trail from Murowaniec, freezing to the bottom in winter
a hundred-metre route along a wooden gallery beside the walls, with towers and a chapel in the Florian Gate
working water tower from 1980 with a torus-shaped tank on 24 curved columns
weir, lock and hydroelectric plant on the Vistula with a bridge with walkways linking Grzegórzki and Podgórze
chartered-town square behind St Mary's Basilica with St Barbara's Church and tenement houses
Neoclassical spa bandstand from 1926 on Krynica's promenade
former Kleparz market with the Grunwald Monument from 1910, next to the Barbican
the former market square of Kazimierz with the town hall that houses the Ethnographic Museum
twin bridges over the Dunajec from 1934 and 2011, illuminated, with a cycle path
a triangular square with interwar buildings, called Freedom Square in 1955-1991
a square by the Planty Park with a fountain and Art Nouveau cultural buildings
the foundations of a German mountain hut from 1905 below the summit of Babia Góra
triangular market square in Kleparz, with a market operating here since about 1320
square in the Old Town of Oświęcim with the Chewra Lomdei Mishnayot Synagogue
square by the Franciscan church with monuments to Zyblikiewicz and Dietl and the Wielopolski Palace
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
multimedia show on the history of Kraków told through legends, with robots