Historic and cultural stops in Krakow

A large medieval city square dating to the 13th century, surrounded by palaces and churches.

A formidable hilltop castle whose construction began in the 14th century, later adorned in various styles.

The coronation site of Polish kings, with the Sigismund Bell, royal tombs, and museums to explore.

The renovated former administrative office of Schindler, who saved local Jews during the Nazi occupation.

A Roman Catholic basilica with a carved altarpiece, where a trumpet call is played hourly from the watchtower.

A Renaissance-era arcaded market hall dating to the 13th century, now home to a museum of 19th-century Polish art.

A 14th-century medieval Gothic gate tower attached to the city walls.

A high-tech underground museum showcasing excavated streets and buildings that shed light on the city's history.

One of the beloved spots in Krakow.

One of the beloved spots in Krakow.

One of the beloved spots in Krakow.