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The following museums and attractions offer free admission on Wednesdays.

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Hipolit House

Pl. Mariacki 3

The Hipolits were a merchant family who lived in this fine building on Plac Mariacki around the end of the 16th and beginning of the 17th centuries, though the …

Jewish Sightseeing

New Jewish Cemetery

ul. Miodowa 55

This expansive cemetery was established in 1800 and was the burial ground for many of Kraków's distinguished Jews in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Once 20 …

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Pijarska Art Market

Zaułek Ksiąząt Czartoryskich

Just off the Royal Route, this outdoor art market features framed paintings by local artists hung directly on the Kraków's original medieval defensive walls …

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'Planty' Park

Once the site of the city’s 13th century defensive fortifications, the moats were filled, the walls razed and the towers demolished - with the notable …

Art Galleries

Starmach Gallery

ul. Węgierska 5

One of the largest private galleries in PL, this renowned exhibition space inside a former Jewish synagogue focuses on the best in Polish post-war art. Built …

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Wojtyła Apartment

ul. Tyniecka 10

Located in the seldom visited district of Dębniki, this is the small, modest apartment where Karol Wojtyła moved with his father in 1938, as a young man just …

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