The first cathedral on Wawel was begun around 1020. From it only the underground crypt of St Gereon survives. From the second, Romanesque cathedral the crypt of St Leonard, the lower part of the Silver Bells Tower and the foundation of the Clock T... read more
The Church of St Andrew is a three-nave basilica with a transept, the entrance to which corresponds to the north aisle. which corresponds to the north aisle. The walls are built of stone draughts, and the corners are and the corners are reinforced... read more
The Church of St Peter and St Paul is a fine example of Baroque architecture of the early 17th century. The architect Giovanni Trevano designed an ornate three-tiered facade with pilasters, volutes, niches, and a spacious interior. A powerful elli... read more
