You'll See

• Plac Wolnica with its Renaissance town Hall, today the headquarters of the Etnographic Museum,
• The Wawel Hill with the Royal Castle and Cathedral - the burial place of Polish Kings,
• The late 13th century Dominican Church,
• The Wielopolski Palace - the current city hall,
• The Franciscan Church with its stained glass windows by Stanislaw Wyspianski,
• The Bishops' Palace and its famous Papal Window,
• The Krakow Philharmonic Hall,
• Collegium Novum - the main headquarters of the Jagiellonian University,
• The Norbertine Sisters' Monastery situated along the Vistula River, from where the yearly traditional
  June Lajkonik procession begins,
• St Florian's Gate
• The Barbican
• The Planty
• The former Jewish Neighbourhood Kazimierz,
• Plac Bohaterow Getta - a square where unusual sculptures - chairs, symbolize the void left behind after the Jewish residents were deported to the concentration camps,
• and other interesting places of old and contemporary Krakow