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14939 The tower of St Florian's gate in Krakow, Poland. This area is thought to date back to the turn of the 13th century. Krakow was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14849 Coat of Arms located in the Gothic Cloister of Collegium Maius. Collegium Maius (now the Jagiellonian University) is the oldest building within the Academy of Cracow built in the 15th century and the oldest University building in Poland. Collegium Maius is used today mostly as a museum housing some of the oldest scientific instruments in Poland dating back to 1054. Krakow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14763 Interior view of the rounded walls of the Barbican. The Barbican is a defensive structure (bastion) built at the northern entrance of the former Polish capital in 1498-1499 after King Jan Olbracht was defeated by the Turks in Bukowina and further Turkish incursions were feared. Krakow was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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15076 Tourist enjoying the surroundings at the Cloth Hall on Market Square in historic Cracow. Cracow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14925 Passengers heading towards the trains at the Cracow Train Station. Cracow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14921 News and magazine Stand near the Cracow Train Station. Cracow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14948 Trams at a Tram stop in Krakow. Krakow, Poland was on the very first UNESCO World Heritage List.
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14917 Entrance gate at the Auschwitz-Birenau State Museum in Oswiecim (about 50 miles outside of Cracow). Auschwitz is best known as the concentration camp established by the Third Reich in 1940 where Hitler's SS had exterminated thousand of prisoners, mostly Jews but also Soviet Prisoners of War, Gypsies, Czechs, Yugoslovs, French, Austrians and Germans. The words Arbeit Macht Frei stand above the main gate where prisoners passed daily, the translation means
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