
This is no ordinary town, given that it has “its own” street in the centre of Kraków – Sławkowska Street. It lay on the medieval Via Regia trade route, was already a mining centre at that time, and later belonged to the bishops of Kraków. It has kept its medieval layout with a square market place, where the historic “Austeria” inn – considered the most beautiful in Poland – stands.
We prepared an audio tour in versions for adults and for children. The guide leads from the market square to the inn, where he stops for a while, and then on to the 13th-century parish church, the ruins of the castle of the bishops of Kraków, the former synagogue and the small Church of St James.
The tour was created as part of the Silesian Tourist Information System and is available in Polish.