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Originally a student theatre, now repertory but still avant-garde.
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Old-style cinema hall in 1960s modernist building. Also has concerts and other events.
Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie - Gmach Główny
The permanent collection comprises 20th-Century Polish Art, Decorative Art, and Arms and Uniforms in Poland. The ground floor has temporary exhibitions
Arthouse cinema shows European & retro, seldom mainstream Hollywood.
Extensive peaceful gardens (closed winter), ticket includes a small museum.
Muzeum Armii Krajowej
Museum dedicated to Polish underground movement during and after World War II, and its armed forces.
Kopiec Kościuszki
Tadeusz Kościuszko (1746-1817) was a revolutionary hero first in the US (where he designed West Point) then in Poland where he led the 1794 uprising against the country's second partition. He was captured but survived the reprisals after the uprising, and eventually retired to die in Switzerland. He was buried there but his remains were soon transferred to the royal crypts in Wawel. This artificial mound was built in 1820 to commemorate him, with a Neogothic chapel and a citadel added under Austrian rule in the 1850s. It was several times threatened with demolition; in 1997/98 it was badly damaged by floods but restored in 2002. Ticket price includes the citadel and chapel; free entry on 4 Feb (Kościuszko's birthday), 24 March (the launch of his uprising) and 15 Oct (his death).