Cathedrals, churches, monasteries: Stare Miasto

a former 17th-century church, after 1812 a theatre, a tenement house and a court, since 1929 the Academy's

an early Baroque church from 1638-1644, a Protestant church since 1816

a former house of prayer in Kazimierz, converted after the war into flats, with two windows from the synagogue period

a former Włostowic foundation, today a church with the relics of Blessed Zofia Czeska and a pink façade

a Baroque Reformed Franciscan church from 1672 with crypts under the nave and frescoes by Mroczkowski

the only synagogue in Poland with a prayer hall on an upper floor, built in the 16th century

Discalced Carmelite church of 1907-1932 with alabaster altars and a mosaic on the façade

Baroque Bernardine church of 1694-1703 with altars by Hankis and a figure of the Colettine Infant

a late Baroque church of the Brothers Hospitallers in Kazimierz with a façade by Franciszek Placidi

Baroque Carmelite basilica founded by Jadwiga and Jagiełło, with the image of Our Lady of Kraków

Baroque Visitationist church with a rich interior, a treasury and a garden with chapels

Gothic Revival Vincentian church from 1875-1877 in Kleparz, with the painting of the Milatyn Christ

a Baroque missionaries' church by Bażanka with a portrait of Báthory from 1583

a Baroque garrison church in Stradom, formerly Bernardine, with the sarcophagus of General Haller

Neo-Romanesque church of the Felician Sisters from 1884, with a golden crown on the tower and the tomb of Blessed Mother Angela

former confraternity synagogue from 1810 with a Hebrew inscription on the facade

former prayer house of the Bobov Hasidim from 1871 on the upper floor of a townhouse on ulica Estery

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

a prayer house from 1910 designed by Henryk Lamensdorf, with tablets of the Decalogue at the top

a prayer house of the Mizrachi organisation from the 1920s, rebuilt from a ruin in the 1980s

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

a synagogue from 1907 in the courtyard of a tenement house at ul. Mostowa 8, designed by Beniamin Torbe