Krakow is a city full of attractions. The most famous are located outside the city; the Salt Caves and the Concentration Camps (Auschwitz and Birkenau), but also inside the city of Krakow you can find beautiful buildings, enormous churches and breathtaking sights. There are of course many more sights in Krakow than what we could feature in our Krakow Guide, but this is just the most important, and hopefully, this page will serve you with useful information that will increase the quality of your stay in Krakow.

Attractions in Krakow:

Wawel Castle

Wawel Castle: Entrance The Castle in Krakow, the Wawel Castle (made in gothic style), was built during the reign of...

Wawel Cathedral

Wawel Cathedral & Sigismunds Chapel The Wawel Cathedral was finished in 1364 and it is known as the site for...

Main Market Square

Saint Mary Basilica at Main Market Square The Main Market Square in Krakow is the largest medieval market square in...

Auschwitz Concentration Camp

Auschwitz Concentration Camp Auschwitz is a name that fills us with terror and it is not to be listed together...

Sukiennice

Sukiennice: on the right The Sukiennice is the most famous object maybe in all of Krakow. Though it feels hard...

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Wieliczka Salt Mine The Wieliczka Salt Mine is a blast for those who like salt, walking loads of stairs, and...

Barbican of Krakow

If you wanted to get into the Old Town in Krakow you had to pass by the Barbican. The Barbican...

Florian Gate

Florian Gate The wall surrounding the former Old Town of Krakow was standing in perfect condition for a long time,...

St. Mary’s Basilica

Saint Mary Basilica in Krakow St. Mary's Basilica was originally built in the 13th century, but was later rebuilt to...

Kazimierz: Jewish Quarter

Kazimierz: Jewish quarter The district called Kazimierz, which today is known as the Jewish Quarter, was founded in 1335 by...