Sukiennice

Sukiennice - Cloth Hall at night. Rynek Główny. Historic Centre of Kraków. UNESCO World Heritage site inscribed in 1978. "The large building nearly opposite, in the centre of the Ring-Platz, is the Tuchhaus (Pol. Sukiennice), or cloth-hall, begun in the 14th cent, under Casimir the Great, altered by Mosca of Padua in the 16th cent., and largely rebuilt in 1876-79. On the ground-floor is a vaulted corridor with numerous shops and stalls".--Baedeker 1900. DSC_0392

Krakow - Day 1

September 16th 2018
Our motorcoach arrived in Krakow at 6:00 p.m. Upon crossing the Vistula, a dramatic entry was made into Krakow, with Wawel Castle to the left and the Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel to the right. The coach headed straight for our hotel, the Holiday Inn Kraków City Centre. (No ordinary Holiday Inn, the building had once been the Pareński Palace, a 19th century mansion.) The hotel was within ... read more

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