The favourite haunt of many Polish rulers, a former royal residence with a picturesque arcaded courtyard and garden, known as “the second Wawel”, is the true pride of Niepołomice. ...

The Royal Gardens were reconstructed based on years of study and research on Renaissance gardens. The plants used and arrangements of pathways and beds as well as architectural elements evoke the...

When Wawel Castle was a royal residence, the halls of the first floor were home to the king, where he lived with his family among courtiers. The heyday of Wawel Castle was the 16th century, the...

Rydlówka, a one-of-a-kind destination, has multiple links to the art of the Young Poland movement – including painting, literature, playwriting and theatre. This place has left its mark...

In tumultuous times – “a firing tower”, and in times of peace – a prison for people who enjoyed high social status. Today, a perfect place to enjoy the panorama of...