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- Kopiec Kościuszki Mound
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- Waszyngtona
- The Krakow Mounds are one of those mysterious fixtures in the world that nobody can quite put their finger on. Four of the man-made giants…read more
- Krakow Barbican
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- Basztowa
- The Krakow Barbican was formerly the main city gate and was originally surrounded by a moat which spanned 30-metres wide from the city walls. uilt…read more
- Royal Wawel Castle
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- Podzamcze
- Archaeological evidence unearthed on the hill where the Royal Wawel Castle stands indicates that humans were living in what became Krakow some fifty thousand years…read more
- Saint Florian Gate
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- Floriańska
- Situated on the Florianska and forming part of the Royal Route, St. Florian Gate was the main entrance in which King´s would return to Krakow…read more
- Sukiennice (Cloth Hall)
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- Main Square
- The impressive Sukiennice, or Cloth Hall is one of Krakow´s major tourist attractions and perhaps the city´s most recognisable symbols. The stunning Renaissance building dominates…read more
- The Town Hall Clock Tower
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- Main Square
- It may not be as famous as the unfortunate building in Pisa, but the city of Krakow has a leaning tower of its own –…read more
- Twelve Apostles
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- Grodzka 52
- The twelve apostles that adorn the front fence of the church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Krakow were created by the German sculptures…read more
- Wawel Cathedral
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- Podzamcze
- Originally built in the 11th Century, the outstanding Wawel Cathedral is considered as Poland´s most important historical monument. The impressive structure is steeped in history…read more
