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Free audio guide to Kraków

Kraków told out loud: the Cloth Hall and the Main Market Square before the rebuilding, Kazimierz, Wawel as a barracks, the Vistula and its raftsmen, a conversation at the barber's in 1881. Scan a Vernissio sign next to an object or listen in the app, in English, Polish and Spanish. Free.

Exhibitions and routes in Kraków

The west side of the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) with market stalls and annexes built against it. In the foreground, cobbles and a row of horse-drawn cabs. 9 stops

The Kriegers' Kraków

The city on glass negatives, 1866–1912

 Two raftsmen walk along the sandy bank of the Vistula: the older one, in a fur hat, plays the violin; the younger one raises a hand holding a pipe. On the right, a woman in a white headscarf, people by a fire and a shelter. In the background, a wide river under clouds. 9 stops

The Raftsmen

Down the Vistula to Gdańsk, 16th–20th century

 A coloured lithograph from 1862. A view from under the stone arch of St Florian's Gate down Floriańska Street. At the end of the street, the towers of St Mary's Church. A few figures under the gate, one woman kneeling at a small shrine; further along the street, passers-by and women in wide dresses. 1 stop

Period scenes: Kraków

Conversations reconstructed from sources, in the places where they might have happened

Questions about visiting with Vernissio

Is the Vernissio audio guide free?

Yes. The Vernissio app is free, and you can listen to the first stop of every exhibition in your browser too, without installing anything.

How do I visit a museum or a city with my phone?

Scan the Vernissio sign next to an object with your camera. In the app the story starts on its own and your phone can go back in your pocket. Your own headphones are all you need.

Do I need an internet connection?

No. You download an exhibition once and listen offline, even underground or by the river without signal.

Which languages?

English, Polish and Spanish to start with. More languages will follow.

What can I see in Kraków?

The Main Market Square and the Cloth Hall before the rebuilding, Kazimierz, Wawel, the Vistula below Wawel and period scenes reconstructed from sources, in photographs by Ignacy, Natan and Amalia Krieger from 1866–1912.

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