Museums
At Floriańska 32, one of the busiest streets of Kraków, operates the Polonia Wax Museum — opened in 2016, inspired by the organisation of World Youth Day in Kraków. The museum, previously located by the Market Square, brings together wax figures of famous people reproduced in detail, with original costumes, attributes and decorations.
Among the figures are three heads of the Church: Saint John Paul II, Benedict XVI and Francis — a nod to the museum's roots. Next to them, visitors pose for photos with Queen Elizabeth II, Marilyn Monroe, Will Smith, Harry Potter, Mr Bean, basketball player Marcin Gortat and Shrek.
The themed rooms lead from the interwar period, through the Second World War and the 1970s–1990s, to the present day — each room has its own scenery and period atmosphere. The visit combines well with a walk along Floriańska Street from the Market Square towards the Florian Gate.
The museum is open Mon–Thu and Sun from 10 am to 10 pm, and on Fridays and Saturdays until 11 pm. Current ticket prices can be found on the official website poloniawaxmuseum.com. It is an option for a rainy day and for souvenir photos in the heart of the Old Town.
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