Kraków Walking Tour: Medieval Kraków – Market, Walls and Royal Road (about 3.5 hours, 9 stops)

Bazylika Świętego Floriana

A Roman Catholic parish and university collegiate church in Kleparz, at the start of Kraków’s Royal Road.

4 min walk · 360 m

Brama Floriańska

Kraków’s preserved medieval gateway and a major landmark of the Old Town.

2 min walk · 180 m

Floriańska

A three-hundred-and-thirty-five-metre Old Town street connecting Kraków’s Main Market Square and St. Florian’s Gate.

3 min walk · 250 m

Kościół pw. Świętego Marka

Church of St. Mark is a Gothic Roman Catholic church at the corner of Świętego Marka and Sławkowska Streets in Kraków’s Old Town.

5 min walk · 380 m

Wieża Ratuszowa

Kraków’s seventy-metre Town Hall Tower, the sole remnant of the old town hall demolished in 1820.

1 min walk · 100 m

Rynek Główny

Kraków’s historic Main Market Square, laid out in 1257 as a centre of trade.

1 min walk · 80 m

Rynek Podziemny

Kraków’s underground archaeological museum beneath the Main Market Square.

3 min walk · 290 m

Mały Rynek

A compact rectangular square behind St Mary’s Basilica, created as a supporting market for Kraków’s Main Market Square.

4 min walk · 330 m

Brama Rzeźnicza w Krakowie

Brama Rzeźnicza is Kraków’s oldest surviving medieval city gate, first recorded in 1289 and now embedded in a convent façade beside Planty.