- If you're visiting Krakow, one of the buildings that will certainly catch your attention is the Sukiennice Cloth Hall (also referred to as the Drapers' Hall).
- Krakow's Cloth Hall, a well-known monument of Poland’s Renaissance architecture, has been the city’s hub of commerce for seven centuries.
- Cloth Hall or Sukiennice is a medieval market building in Krakow, Poland. Originally opened in the fourteenth century, Cloth Hall was given a Renaissance...
- ul. Krupnicza 26, 31-123 Kraków. switchboard:+48 12 433 58 80 ticket office: +48 12 433 58 89. E-mail: dommehoffera@mnk.pl. ... The Cloth Hall. Save a tree.
- Krakow Cloth Hall is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. There are a variety of shops, galleries, and restaurants located within the hall.
- Along the building there are stalls where turists can buy hand made suvenirs typical for Polish and Krakow culture. The Cloth Hall is surrounded by restaurants...
- In the heart of Kraków’s main market square, you’ll find the Kraków Cloth Hall, an exemplary piece of Renaissance architecture.
- The Cloth Hall, as its name suggests, was once a main focus of Krakow's trade. ... How much would it cost to enter the Krakow Cloth Hall please?
- The Cloth Hall in Kraków, Lesser Poland, dates to the Renaissance and is one of the city's most recognizable icons.