Kraków · Lesser Poland
The doorway and vaulted passage are what we notice first at the Bishops’ Palace. Our photographs follow those smaller spaces around the building, giving us a reason to look beyond the familiar view of the papal window.
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Poland · History · Castles & palaces
See Kraków’s Bishops’ Palace in our photographs, with the residence’s historical changes, John Paul II’s connection and current limits on interior access.
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Our views of Bishops’ Palace, Kraków, with the capture date and a caption beside each photograph.
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Yellow palace frontage and arched portal. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Long vaulted corridor. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Trees in the palace courtyard. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Upper part of the yellow frontage. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Palace seen along the street. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Upper palace walls and windows. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Windows above the courtyard. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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View across the courtyard. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Vaulted passage towards the courtyard. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Courtyard arches and doorway. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Long pale courtyard wall. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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Formal planting beside the palace. Bishops’ Palace, Kraków.
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