At the rear of the Emeryk Hutten-Czapski Museum – a neo-classical palace formerly owned by the Czapski family – lies a beautiful garden preserving its original 19th-century character. In...

One of Kraków’s oldest parks, it was designed in the 16th century by Italian architects on the commission of King Sigismund I the Old at the summer residence of the king’s...

A walk across the courtyards and the terraced gardens of Wawel leads to a former firing tower, which commands an expansive view of Kraków and its vicinity. For centuries Wawel Hill, with...

Legend has it that this is the last resting place of the legendary founder of Kraków. And in reality? Few facts are known, while one mystery chases another. Duke (according to another...

Krakowski Park was founded in 1885 on a former military site on the initiative of the city councillor Stanisław Rehman. Its layout followed the classic arrangement of Viennese parks: it held...