Tag: monuments

Matejko Square.

Narrow, long Matejko Square, extending between ul. Basztowa and ul. Warszawska, it is a good showcase of today's Kleparz. Lots of space on it, urban momentum, …

Towards Kazimierz.

A bit further, under no. 27 you can see, what the city gates once looked like: a paneled ceiling, mosaic floor, elaborate door – relic of …

New College

Gołębia Street was called before the 15th century. Final, because to the south of it there were only city walls. Today it should be called Echodajna, …

Jagiellonian Museum

The museum visiting system consists in completing a group of a dozen or so people, who together with a competent guide telling in detail about the history and treasures of the museum, traverse the individual …

college Maio

The main and oldest seat of the Jagiellonian University is Collegium Maius, standing on the corner of ul. Jagiellońska and St.. Anna. W 1400 r. King Władysław Jagiełło …

University District

Wiślna and św. Anna, which close the area of ​​the university district. From the beginning of the 15th century, when construction started …

Szczepanski Square

The rectangular Szczepański Square is dominated by the stinking parking lot, disfiguring the space surrounded mostly by Art Nouveau buildings. Already the first, even a cursory glance allows you to register …

Czartoryski Museum

Opposite the Piarist Church, at the intersection of ul. st. Jan and Pijarska, in an elegant yellowish building with brick inserts (nr 17) there is an interesting museum …

The area between the Planty and the Market Square is crossed by a dense network of streets, where historical secular and religious buildings have been preserved. It is hard to resist the charm of the streets surrounding the Market Square, …