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''No.20'', '''The Potocki Palace''', built in 1773, has a neoclassical facade with allegorical figures. This is good example of classical Kraków mansion. |
''No.20'', '''The Potocki Palace''', built in 1773, has a neoclassical facade with allegorical figures. This is good example of classical Kraków mansion. |
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''No.27'', '''Pod Baranami'''; '''The Palace under the |
''No.27'', '''Pod Baranami'''; '''The Palace under the Rams''' |
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''No.34'', '''Spiski Palace''' |
''No.34'', '''Spiski Palace''' |
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Revision as of 16:07, 8 October 2009
Palaces in Kraków with Rynek Główny address
No.17, The Hetman's House; Kamienica Hetmańska (also known as the Old Mint; Stara Mennica) dates from 14th century and it was the town palace of Jan of Melsztyn.
No.20, The Potocki Palace, built in 1773, has a neoclassical facade with allegorical figures. This is good example of classical Kraków mansion.
No.27, Pod Baranami; The Palace under the Rams
No.34, Spiski Palace
No.35. The Krzysztofory Palace