Cmentarze i pomniki: Stare Miasto

Bronisław Chromy's bronze dragon on the Vistula, which breathes fire every three minutes

a ten-metre monument to the national bard on the Main Market Square, a meeting place for Krakovians since 1898

an equestrian monument to Jagiełło from 1910, a gift from Paderewski, reconstructed in 1976 after its wartime demolition

sculpture by Bronisław Chromy from 2001, a dog waiting for its dead owner

a historic necropolis from 1803 with the Avenue of the Distinguished and the Helcel chapel

the largest Gothic altarpiece in Europe, the work of Veit Stoss from 1477-1489

seat of the bishops of Kraków since the end of the 14th century, with the Papal Window above the gate

equestrian monument to Kościuszko from 1921, destroyed in 1940 and recreated as a gift from Dresden

bronze statue of the astronomer in student dress by Cyprian Godebski, from 1900

stars for musicians and filmmakers on the boulevard below Wawel Hill

the oldest Jewish necropolis in Kraków by the Remuh Synagogue, with a wall made of recovered matzevot

bronze figure of the painter in a picture frame in Planty Park by the Barbican

six-metre figure of the Marshal with legionaries and a mast bearing the marshal's baton

a bust of a professor of medicine unveiled in 2014 in Zaułek Estreichera, the work of Karol Badyna

a sculpture by Roman Tarkowski from 1969, now standing in the foyer of the Ludowy Theatre after conservation

a cemetery from 1920 with sections for soldiers of many armies, entered in the heritage register

a bronze monument to Mayor and Rector Dietl by Dunikowski, unveiled in 1938

a Neo-Gothic cast-iron shrine with a bust of the envoy, recreated in 2007

bronze eagles by Bronisław Chromy on the Czerwieński Boulevard, commemorating the soldiers of Fighting Poland

square around St Mary's Basilica on a former cemetery, with the student fountain and tenement houses

marble group from 1886: the wedding of Jadwiga and Jagiełło, in Planty Park on Basztowa Street

a bench with a sculpture of the cabaret artist and a cat under the seat, a work by Karol Badyna from 2023

a bronze Bojan with a harp and a boy from 1886, in the garden by the Barbican

a bronze figure of Boy by Edward Krzak, unveiled in the Planty in 1980