Malopolska Collection

Zakopane, Tatra Mountains, Poland

Tourist route, Wieliczka Salt Mine, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Tourist route, Chapel of St. Kinga, Wieliczka Salt Mine, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Handmade wooden polish jews in Krakow. Poland

Zakopane Market, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Statue of Adam Mickiewicz in front of the Cloth Hall on the Main Square in Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Traditional polish dolls on a street market in Krakow. Poland

Traditional polish smoked cheeses (oscypki). Krakow, Poland

The Central Market Square (Rynek) of the Old Town of Krakow dates back to the 13th century. It is one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe

Poland, Cracow. Polish girls in traditional dress sitting at the base of the statue of Adam Mickiewicz, preparing to dance in Market Square

Lovers padlocks. This bridge is full of padlocks which lovers leave; an important part of the symbolism is to throw the key into the Vistula river. Krakow, Poland

Modern architecture in Krakow. Poland

St. Marys Basilica at the Central Market Square (Rynek) of the Old Town of Krakow. It is one of the largest medieval town squares in Europe

Smoked cheese for sale, Krakow, Poland

View of St Marys Church through window of Town Hall Tower, Krakow, Poland

View of St Marys Church, Krakow, Poland

Lavender in the market. Krakow, Poland

Newspapers from the 40s at the Apteka Pod Orlem is the pharmacy of Tadeusz Pankiewicz. He was a Polish Roman Catholic pharmacist that rescued countless Jews from the Holocaust. Krakow, Poland

The Krakow gothic-style barbican, dating back to 1498, is one of the few still surviving in Europe, and it is the best preserved beeing a Unesco World Heritage Site. Poland

Blackberries at the food market in Kazimierz. Krakow, Poland

Traditional polish cakes. Krakow, Poland

Poland, Cracow. The ornately decorated vaulted ceiling in the Church of St Mary, Market Square

Poland, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Cracow, Wawel Royal Castle and Vistula River

Poland, Cracow. Extraordinary art nouveau ceiling decoration in the Franciscan Church, designed by Stanislaw Wyspianski (1869-1907)

Poland, Cracow. Extraordinary art nouveau decoration in the Franciscan Church, designed by Stanislaw Wyspianski (1869-1907)

Poland, Cracow. The interior of the Church of St Mary, Market Square. Petrus (Piotr) Gembicki, Bishop of Krakow, faces the altar

Tatra Mountains, Poland

Town Square, Zamosc, Malopolska, Poland

Europe, Poland, Malopolska, Zamosc Rynek Wielki, Town Square; Town Hall
Europe, Poland, Malopolska, Zamosc. Rynek Wielki, Town Square; Town Hall

Hercules Club (Maczuga Herkulesa), a limestone pillar, Ojcow National Park, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Vistula River, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Saint Peter and Saint Pauls Church, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Wawel Hill Castle and Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Rynek Glowny (Town Square) and St. Marys Church, Old Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Pilgrims at Monastery of Jasna Gora, during the Marian Feast of Assumption, Czestochowa, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Cloth Hall market, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Wawel Hill Castle and Cathedral, Vistula River, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Krakow, Malopolska, Poland, Europe

Tatra Mountain Range, Malopolska, Poland

Europe, Poland, Malopolska, Zanosc. Rynek Wielki, town wall

Poland, Malopolska, Zwierzyniec. Chapel upon the water, baroque style

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Welcome to Malopolska, a captivating region in Poland that offers a remarkable tourist route filled with cultural and natural wonders. Begin your journey by exploring the world-famous Wieliczka Salt Mine, an awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Site located near Krakow. Descend into the depths of history as you wander through its labyrinthine tunnels adorned with stunning salt sculptures. Speaking of Krakow, this vibrant city is the heart and boasts numerous attractions. Visit the majestic Wawel Royal Castle, where Polish kings once resided and admire its grandeur overlooking the picturesque Vistula River. Stroll through the Zakopane Market nestled at the foot of Tatra Mountains, where traditional wooden handicrafts and delicious smoked cheeses (oscypki) await. Immerse yourself in Krakow's rich Jewish heritage by witnessing handmade wooden Polish Jews on display or explore Kazimierz district, known for its historic synagogues and charming streets. Don't miss out on experiencing the lively atmosphere of Rynek Glowny (Central Market Square), which dates back to the 13th century and serves as a hub for locals and tourists alike. Capture unforgettable moments as you encounter traditional Polish dolls adorning street markets or witness local girls dressed in traditional attire preparing to perform their enchanting dances beneath Adam Mickiewicz's statue. As you stroll along romantic bridges adorned with lovers' padlocks symbolizing eternal love, feel embraced by Malopolska's charm. Venture outside Krakow to Zakopane, a mountain resort town nestled amidst breathtaking Tatra Mountains. Explore nature trails offering panoramic views or indulge in thrilling winter sports during snowy seasons. Malopolska invites you to embark on an extraordinary adventure blending history, culture, natural beauty, and warm hospitality – making it an ideal destination for every traveler seeking an authentic European experience.