Kraków · Lesser Poland
Kanonicza is the street where we would slow the walk towards Wawel. The photographs make us look from doorways to carved windows and then into the occasional open courtyard, leaving the castle for a little later.
Kanonicza
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Poland · History · Hikes & walks
Explore Kraków’s Kanonicza Street through our doorway and courtyard photographs, with its history of cathedral canons and practical museum visiting notes.
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Our views of Kanonicza Street, with the capture date and a caption beside each photograph.
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Pale townhouses with carved window surrounds. Kanonicza Street.
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Older doorway beside an exhibition notice. Kanonicza Street.
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Interior display visible from a doorway. Kanonicza Street.
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Long view along the lane. Kanonicza Street.
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Arched doorway and commemorative plaques. Kanonicza Street.
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Pale wall and small arched entrance. Kanonicza Street.
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Narrow street between historic houses. Kanonicza Street.
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Corner doorway below the pink upper wall. Kanonicza Street.
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Carved frontage above the entrance. Kanonicza Street.
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Square opening towards the church. Kanonicza Street.
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Pink frontage beside the pavement. Kanonicza Street.
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Courtyard among the older buildings. Kanonicza Street.
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