Things to do in Krakow

One of Europe's best-preserved Gothic barbicans, guarding Krakow's Old Town with centuries of dramatic history.

Step into Poland's oldest university courtyard, where centuries of academic history breathe through Gothic stone walls.

A stunning Gothic basilica on Kazimierz, elevated by Pope John Paul II, radiating centuries of sacred heritage.

The only pharmacy that operated inside the Kraków ghetto — a haunting, essential piece of wartime history.

A stunning Roman Catholic palace steeped in centuries of Krakow's rich ecclesiastical and royal history.

A historic memorial in Krakow.

Explore sacred treasures honoring Pope John Paul II within Wawel Cathedral's historic walls.

Climb this 1823 earthen mound honoring national hero Kościuszko for breathtaking panoramic views over Krakow.

Europe's largest medieval market square pulses with cafes, street performers, and centuries of Polish history.

Home to da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine, this storied museum dazzles with centuries of Polish noble heritage.

Explore exquisite Japanese art and technology in this stunning Vistula riverbank cultural gem in Krakow.

Krakow's premier museum houses centuries of Polish art, culture, and history under one grand roof.

Poland's oldest synagogue, a Renaissance masterpiece preserving centuries of Kraków's rich Jewish history.

Marvel at Veit Stoss's breathtaking 15th-century carved altarpiece, the largest Gothic polyptych in the world.

Step inside Schindler's actual factory and relive the gripping true story of survival and heroism.

A sobering Nazi concentration camp memorial urging reflection on one of history's darkest chapters.

Explore the chilling history of Nazi occupation in this haunting Krakow street museum.

Krakow's magnificent hilltop cathedral holds centuries of Polish kings, saints, and royal coronations within its sacred walls.

One of Krakow's oldest churches, standing proudly on the stunning Main Market Square since the 10th century.

Krakow's breathtaking Gothic basilica crowns the main square with soaring twin towers and stunning medieval interiors.

One of Krakow's oldest active synagogues, steeped in Jewish heritage in the heart of Kazimierz.