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Dominik Gehl

Architectural Landmarks in Kraków

With a population of over 800,000, Kraków is Poland's second largest city. Developing from a Stone-age settlement, it was already a popular trading center in 1000. In 1978, its entire old town became a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Wieliczka Salt Mine
13th century
St. Mary's Basilica, Kraków
14th century
Cloth Hall
16th century
Collegium Novum
1873 - 1887
Hotel Francuski
AGH University of Science and Technology
1923
Biblioteka Jagiellońska
1931 - 1939
Nova Huta Administrative buildings
1952 - 1955
Malopolska Garden of Art
2005
Wyspiański Pavilion
2007
Museum of Contemporary Art
2010
Ice Conference Center
2014
CRICOTEKA - Museum of Tadeus Kantor
2015
Krakow airport
2016
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