Top 10 Best Things to Do in Lesser Poland

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Millbank

Amazing! Well worth a visit, a well organised tour and so interesting.

mprawn

Seen a lot and learnt a lot about the history from the tour guide. It is really an experience seeing these remains in real life. Must go to really feel it for yourself if you’re in poland.

sculptor

The central square in the old town of Krakow, Little Poland, is one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe. The central square is surrounded by historic buildings. The center of the square is dominated by the fabric hall, and the side of the fabric hall is the city hall tower. On the other side is the 10th century St. Adams Church, and on the north side of the square is the Gothic tower of St. Mary's Cathedral.

Andy S.

The Wawel Royal Castle (Zamek Królewski na Wawelu) is a castle residency. It's located in centre of Kraków, Poland. The castle, is one of the largest in Poland and represents nearly all architectural styles of medieval, renaissance and baroque periods.What is interesting, Wawel is the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in the world. 5/5

Anonymous user

Excellent presentation. The exhibition displayed the photos of Krakow before two world wars and daily life of the Jews victims of the holocaust, as well as the history of Schindler and his factory.

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Amazing museum exhibiting lots of old jets. It's free on Tuesdays. Otherwise just a few zloty

DJDQ

At the Market Square in Krakow, Poland, you can hear the sound of horns blowing on the top of the tower of the Church of the Virgin Mary every hour on the hour. The Church of the Virgin Mary has two towers, one high and one low. The church has been restored countless times since the Middle Ages, and there are many beautiful sculptures inside, which are magnificent. From the murals on the wall, to the dome, to the altar, the pulpit, and the choir seats, every place seems to be emitting dazzling colors. The Old Town of Krakow was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1978. St. Mary's Cathedral is a typical Gothic building and a model of Polish Gothic architecture. The entire church is built entirely with handmade red bricks, and it took a century to build the interior decoration, towers and the top of the church.

_We***95

This was once a major center along the international trade routes, and 700 years ago it was open air, selling spices, silk, leather goods, etc. 600 years later (around 1300 AD), a roof was added, and the main trade was textiles, and from then on it was called the Cloth Hall. Today, the ground floor is full of shops/stalls selling all kinds of Polish souvenirs, jewelry, glassware, and the top floor is the Krakow National Gallery. Outside the hall there are many cafes, shops and vendors selling more souvenirs, handmade items and food. There are also many horse-drawn carriages waiting to take you around the old town.

老少皆宜（）

The salt mine in Krakow, Poland has a long history and is the largest salt mine museum in Eastern Europe. We were shocked during our visit to the salt mine. There are souvenir and handicraft shops, restaurants, cafes, and canteens in the salt mine, which are very interesting.