Solo: Stare Miasto

pinball machines from the 1930s and arcade machines in a historic cellar below Wawel Hill

Art Nouveau building of 1898-1901 modelled on the Vienna Secession Building

Baroque Norbertine church of the 17th century, a Greek Catholic tserkva since 1808

recreated works of the street artist in the post-industrial interiors of former factories

sacred art from the 13th century in the houses on Kanonicza Street, the former home of Karol Wojtyła

Gothic church of the canons regular from the 13th century with a wooden altar from the early 17th century

museum in the Cathedral House with regalia, the treasury and a room of mementoes of John Paul II

Gothic brick church at the foot of Wawel Hill, linked by tradition with Duke Władysław Herman

Romanesque origins, Baroque rebuilding, the shrine of Blessed Hanna Chrzanowska and a lantern of the dead

a neo-Gothic building from 1883-1887 with an assembly hall and a plaque about the arrest of professors in 1939

40 reconstructions of instruments of punishment and interrogation from old criminal law, right by Floriańska Street

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

natural history collections of the Polish Academy of Sciences, with the completely preserved woolly rhinoceros from Staruni

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

a historic townhouse on Plac Mariacki with an exhibition on the life of Kraków townspeople

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

a contemporary art gallery with photography exhibitions in the Bielak Passage

the oldest Polish anatomy museum, with specimens collected since 1803 in the Theatrum Anatomicum

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

archaeological reserve beneath the Market Square, with glass walkways over streets from the 11th century