Dominicans' Church - Basilica of the Holy Trinity

In the heart of Kraków, right next to the Market Square, there is a place that for centuries has witnessed the most important events of our city – the Dominicans' Church. The rich, almost 800-year history of this place is invitation enough to visit the Kraków Dominicans.

Their cloisters are an excellent spot to learn about the order’s history and its outstanding figures: St. Dominic, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Vincent Ferrer. Inside you must not miss many monuments from different art periods, such as the Gothic tombstone of Filip Kallimach, the Renaissance-manierist Myszkowski Chapel, and the Baroque chapel of St. Hyacinth Odrowąż.

The Basilica of the Dominicans of the Holy Trinity in Kraków is not only a church – it is a true museum of art and spirituality, where every detail tells a story. Saints prayed here, philosophers debated, and works of art were created that we can admire today. An ideal place for a moment of reflection and for discovering Kraków from a different perspective.

From me you will learn, among other things:

• What role the Dominicans played in medieval Europe and under what circumstances they came to Kraków?
• Who St. Hyacinth Odrowąż was, who even has his own chapel in this building?
• Why Tomasz Dolabella’s paintings darken and why the Dominicans have so many of them?
• Why there are so many chapels in the Dominicans’ church and what is so interesting about them?
• And many, many others.

Registration: via private message, WhatsApp or SMS. (Clicking “I’m going” on the event does not guarantee a place on the tour.)

Cost: 30 zł per person.

Included: TourGuide headset sets.

It’s worth looking for discount codes on my website.

Minimum number of participants required for the tour to take place: 5 people.

Maximum number of participants on the tour: 25 people.