Interesting place, a must-visit for everyone
Matthew - 28.10.2019very cool
13.05.2013A must see ... no way out :)
09.07.2012http://www.nabutach.pl/aktualnosci/180-konkurs-wiosna-w-serwisie-nabutach-pl here you can win a tour of wawel castle with a guide but you have to hurry when you dothat the competition lasts until mid-June
15.06.2012cool
27.05.2012The castle is worth a visit not only in terms of its chambers, treasury or numerous exhibitions, but especially as a place to walk around and relax (although there are always crowds there).I very much like to return to the Wawel Castle - you just feel good here.
23.05.2012I drove with incredible curiosity and, unfortunately, as much impression Wawel did not make on me. I was much more impressed by Malbork, but I still recommend it.
26.08.2011It is worth a visit but with an older child, for toddlers the Dragon's Den is a bigger attraction.
09.03.2011Cracow and Wawel Castle are inextricably linked. It is impossible to be in Krakow and not visit Wawel.
05.07.2010This is the place I return to every year.
30.03.2010Wawel Hill had been inhabited since the 7th century, when the first buildings appeared on it, probably created by the Vistula tribe. In the 20th century, the Wawel Hill inwalked by the ruler of Poland, making it a royal residence. In the 12th century the first masonry defensive building was erected - a tower in the northeastern part of the castle. Gothic elements architecturally began to prevail over Romanesque ones after the erection of a new palace with the Lokietek Tower and the stone walls of the castle and towers. In the 16th century the building was modernized and enlarged under the direction of Italian architects, including Giovani Trevano. Wawel Castle has a huge museum collection, which is divided into thematic sections: the Royal Private Apartments, the Royal Chambers, the Crown Treasury and Armory, Oriental Art, the Lost Wawel, the Royal Cathedral and the Dragon's Den.
22.12.2007
