Sukiennice

Cloth Hall A historic market hall and a branch of the National Museum in Krakow

The Cloth Hall is one of the symbols and tourist attractions of Krakow. The former Cloth Hall was mainly a commercial building. There were stalls where cloth was sold. Today, they are rich in rows of stalls with jewelry, souvenirs and handicrafts, eagerly visited by tourists. On the first floor there is the Gallery of Polish Painting and Sculpture of the 19th century, which is a branch of the National Museum, and on the balcony of the Sukiennice - the popular cafe "Cafe Szał", which is a great viewpoint of St. Mary's Church.

The underground of the Main Market Square is another place that can be reached from the Cloth Hall. In 2010, a branch of the Historical Museum of the City of Krakow was opened, where visitors wander underground through glass ramps and footbridges suspended over former routes.

Spend family moments in Krakow visiting the pearl of Renaissance architecture - buy an offer for a holiday break!

Sukiennice - a showcase of the city, the oldest shopping center in Krakow. Currently, there are two rows of stalls, mainly with jewelry and souvenirs.

Location of attractions

see on the map

In order to provide services at the highest level, the Service uses cookies stored in the browser's memory. Detailed information about the purpose of their use, including processing of user activity data and advertising personalization, as well as the possibility to change cookie settings, can be found in the Privacy Policy.
By clicking ACCEPT ALL, you consent to the use of technologies such as cookies and to the processing by Basta Invest Group sp. z o.o., 24, 33-318, Gródek nad Dunajcem, of your personal data collected on the Internet, such as IP addresses and cookie identifiers, for analytical and marketing purposes (including automated ad targeting, measuring their effectiveness, and processing user data for analytical purposes). You can change cookie settings and detailed consent preferences in the settings.