Kraków · Lesser Poland
The small garden beside the Poor Clares’ walls makes us pause on a walk down Grodzka. We would stay on visitor routes, enjoying the view of the planting without treating a working convent as an open courtyard.
Klasztor Klarysek
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Poland · Churches & synagogues · History
See our photographs around the Poor Clares’ convent in Kraków, with its connection to Saint Andrew’s and practical notes on respecting enclosure.
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Garden beside the brick convent wall. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Wall viewed beside the narrow garden. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Path along the planted garden edge. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Poor Clares convent name on the wall. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Low frontage along the paved approach. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Green beds along the church masonry. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Church wall above the spring greenery. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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High brick wall above the clipped planting. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Small clipped trees beside the brick wall. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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Upper part of the convent masonry. Poor Clares’ convent, Kraków.
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