The Carmelite Church on the Sands of the Visitation of the Most Holy Lady was started in 1399, funded by Jadwiga and Wladyslaw II Jagiello. Works on this Gothic church began in 1395. However according to the legend, much earlier in 1087 Prince Wladyslaw Herman decided to built church in the same place in the thanksgiving for Virgin Mary appearance who saved him from the terrible disease.

Blonia (Meadows) is a huge green lawn, very close to Krakow Old Town. It is absolutely rare that such a big area of 48 hectares survived in the centre of big city. Blonia has shape of triangle between Focha, 3 Maja and Piastowska Streets.

Retoryka Street is worth visiting thanks to Teodor Talowski – an architect with an exuberant imagination and lively sense of humour, who designed and built here several houses. He worked in the late 19^th century and preferred neo-Gothic and neo-Mannerist styles. Houses he built are well known for their startling ornamentation.

Palace was built in 1874 - 1875 for Baron Konstanty de Puget according to a design by Jozef Kwiatkowski. Puget family originally hailed from France, but in the 18^th century one of its members – gentleman Benedykt Jozef de Puget received Polish ennoblement and family started doing business in Poland.

Botanical Garden in Krakow was founded in 1783 by the rector of Jagiellonian University and it is today the oldest one in Poland. In the 19^th century it was one of the largest botanical complex in Europe with English and French style gardens. During the World War 2 it was completely pludered by the Nazis. Reconstructed after the war, today occupies the area of 9,8 hectares.