Architecture: Stare Miasto

an eclectic palace from 1884 next to the station, designed by Stryjeński and Ekielski

an Art Nouveau tenement house from 1910-1911 with a listed façade and floral stained glass in the staircase

a tenement house from 1882-1890 in Stradom, where Czesław Miłosz lived

Neo-Renaissance palace by Maksymilian Nitsch from 1876, the former Wedding Palace

Neo-Renaissance villa in a garden with a loggia, today the Collegium Musicologicum of the Jagiellonian University

townhouse from 1883 with a belvedere facing the Planty Park, today the seat of a university institute

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

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

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

a Gothic tenement made of two houses, with a 19th-century facade and a picture of the Virgin Mary