Cracow and it’s monuments

Monuments in Cracow is a never-ending story. Strolling through the old town, you will pass sights practically on every street. Looking around Plant You’ll see a lot of old, remembering the stories of Cracow, houses. Actually, you can manually walk around Cracow blocks of downtown and admire.

However, the nature of Cracow feel only hearing stories. A beautiful love story of Queen Jadwiga and biographies of kings buried in the crypt revive Wawel. The history of Wyspiański breathes life into some of Cracow’s Old Town, and imagining times annexations – his mind’s eye you will see the premiere of “The Wedding” on the stage of the City Theatre. Many unspoken, since broken during the war, history will tell you, Kazimierz — Jewish Quarter, where you will visit the museum, a synagogue and a Jewish cemetery.

Many places will tell a contemporary story: about St. John Paul II, who lived in Cracow and Cracow came back, of St. s. Faustina, who died in Cracow and is venerated in the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki, learning about the people who live in Cracow and constantly create their work.