Krakow sights

Market Square and Cloth Hall
What should every holidaymaker visit in Krakow? The Market Square, which is the largest square in Europe. It was built back in the Middle Ages, and managed to preserve elements of the Baroque and Renaissance. Like many other top attractions in Krakow, it is decorated with courtyard galleries, portals, and attics. If you come here, you can see many other iconic Polish sites: the Mariatica Church, the Zbaraski Palace Complex, the statue of Adam Mickiewicz, and the Town Hall Tower. However, the greatest interest of travelers is the Cloth Hall - a shopping arcade from the reign of Bolesław the Fifth.

Cathedral of Saints Stanislaus and Wenceslas
Saints Stanislaus and Wenceslas Cathedral is located on Wawel Hill
Small basilica, built in the Gothic style. This Catholic cathedral complex includes several Renaissance chapels and a tomb in which the country's national heroes, poets and members of the Polish royal family are buried.