Kraków · Lesser Poland
The narrow frontage of Saint Casimir’s does not show much of the church from the street. Our photographs follow the corridor towards the lit altar, which makes us want to leave time for the spaces between the entrance and the nave.
Kościół pw. Świętego Kazimierza Królewicza
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Poland · Churches & synagogues · History
See Saint Casimir’s Church on Kraków’s Reformacka Street through our photographs, with its seventeenth-century origins and practical notes for church access.
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Lit altar at the end of the nave. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Inscribed memorial tablet. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Arched ceiling above the altar. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Church entrance along Reformacka Street. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Corridor with stone floor and display cases. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Doorway opening into the prayer space. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Long pale frontage beside the lane. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Main altar seen from the rear. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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Pictures displayed beside the corridor. Saint Casimir’s Church, Kraków.
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