Architecture: Stare Miasto

eclectic palace on ul. Szlak, the former seat of Radio Kraków, designed by Antoni Łuszczkiewicz

corner townhouse from 1895 with protected façades and a staircase

art gallery in a historic townhouse in Kazimierz, with Judaica and exhibitions since 1994

neo-Renaissance post office building from 1889, rebuilt in 1930 and crowned with a dome

palace from 1851-1853 on Franciszkańska Street, today the seat of a pontifical university

palace from 1535-1560, since 1864 the seat of Kraków's city authorities

palace formed from 17th-century tenement houses, rebuilt in 1873-1874 with a Neo-Baroque façade

tenement house at Rynek Główny 34 made of two houses, rebuilt after 1735 as a Baroque palace

a Neo-Romanesque synagogue from 1886 in Kazimierz, rebuilt from a ruin as a Jewish culture centre

an Orthodox church in a former synagogue, with an iconostasis by Jerzy Nowosielski

a Baroque Capuchin church from 1700 with a painting by Dandini and epitaphs of insurgents

an early Baroque church of the Holy Spirit sisters from 1621 with a portal of Dębnik marble

a Kazimierz tenement house with Gothic cellars, today a branch of the Ethnographic Museum

a Neo-Renaissance palace from 1874 in Stradom, today an office centre and a hotel

Baroque palace with portals decorated with columns, occupied by the Jagiellonian University law faculty

modernist building from the 1920s for the Polish Bazaar, later the seat of Kraków's press

architect's house with a relief of Stańczyk and stained glass by Wyspiański, today owned by a university

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

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

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

a neo-Gothic manor house from 1851, home of the Kossak family of painters, entered in the heritage register

palace made from two Gothic townhouses, with a neoclassical facade and the seat of the Kraków SARP

eclectic townhouse with a neo-Baroque facade supported by figures of atlantes