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Tourist Places to Visit in Krakow
Wawle Royal Castle, Krakow Zoo, St. Mary's Basilica, Polish Aviation Museum, Wieliczka Salt Mine, Planty Park, The Jewish Quarter and many more.
As one of the oldest cities of Poland, Krakow has numerous places to visit in Krakow that provide a comprehensive understanding of its breathtaking culture, architecture, art and history. You’ll find buildings and sceneries of such charm and glimmer that will make you feel as if you have landed in a typical fairytale town. The Wawel Castle and Cathedral are some of the best illustrations to the spectacular architecture of the city. Admire their stunning and unconventional blend of elements from different architectural styles like Baroque and Gothic. One can explore the St. Mary’s Basilica, which is of major symbolic importance in the Cracocian religious history.
As one of the oldest cities of Poland, Krakow has numerous places to visit in Krakow that provide a comprehensive understanding of its breathtaking culture, architecture, art and history. You’ll find buildings and sceneries of such charm and glimmer that will make you feel as if you have landed in a typical fairytale town. The Wawel Castle and Cathedral are some of the best illustrations to the spectacular architecture of the city. Admire their stunning and unconventional blend of elements from different architectural styles like Baroque and Gothic. One can explore the St. Mary’s Basilica, which is of major symbolic importance in the Cracocian religious history.
The most popular part of the city is the Old Town, known for its mediaeval-era buildings and ambience. You can visit the Barbican and the St. Florian's Gate to spend your time learning about how the ancient settlements made efforts to fortify the city from the Tatar raids.
Apart from having such amazing gems and attractions, Krakow also has places that tell the story of the darker time. Places like the Auschwitz Memorial, Schindler’s Factory and the Jewish Quarters remind us of the terror of the Holocaust and mass exterminations of the Jewish population.
