See the oldest representative streets of Krakow leading from the city walls and medieval gates to the market square and the royal castle. Keep your eyes on the remains of the city walls and towers, with the most famous and recognizable Barbican

According to conservative estimates, there are over 350 religious buildings throughout Krakow, half of which are Catholic churches and a large part of them are real architectural gems, objects of great historical importance or simply interesting. The symbol of Krakow is undoubtedly St. Mary's Basilica at the main square, but not only.

The main square of the city is a treasure trove of history. Each tenement house here deserves attention as an architectural gem and a silent witness to the events from years ago. The most visited monuments are the Cloth Hall, St. Mary's Church, Town Hall, St. Wojciech. The largest place in Europe at any time of the day is bursting with life, which sometimes freezes only for a moment to listen to the sound of a trumpet playing the city signal - hejnal

Cracovie est la plus ancienne ville universitaire de Pologne et l'une des plus anciennes d'Europe. La présence d'anciens bâtiments universitaires près de la place principale n'est donc pas surprenante. En parcourant le quartier universitaire, vous découvrirez des anecdotes intéressantes sur la vie des anciens étudiants de Cracovie.

La colline calcaire dominant la Vistule est l'ancien centre du pouvoir, légendaire (associé au fondateur mythique de Cracovie et à ses descendants) et historique : princier, épiscopal et royal. Le Wawel est un complexe de châteaux et de bâtiments sacrés – symbole de la ville, mais surtout un musée présentant les monuments les plus précieux de la culture matérielle polonaise.

And on our way to the end of the trip, we will traverse the city park surrounding the valuable monuments of the Old Town like a ring, as the stone walls used to do before.