multimedia show on the history of Kraków told through legends, with robots
square by the Dominican church with plaques to Modrzejewska and the poet Wasilewski
square with the outline of a demolished church, a monument to Skarga and a small fountain
a copy of the Slavic Zbruch Idol from 1968, set up at the foot of Wawel Hill
a square in Piasek with the 18th-century Old Granary, home to the Europeum
a square in Nowy Świat with the former Wygoda, today Kossakówka, where the painter Juliusz Kossak lived
a square on the site of the former Holy Spirit hospital, in front of the theatre with the Fredro monument
small square by the walls and the Arsenal with a copy of Thorvaldsen's "Mercury", remodelled in 2006
a workshop-style theatre museum in the 13th-century cellars of the Old Theatre
triangular square below Wawel with the Katyń Cross and the former Royal Arsenal
a viewing terrace on the roof of a bastion by the royal palace, with views of Kraków and the Tatra Mountains