Park Krakowski near Plac Inwalidów
Town: Kraków
check_circle Flat roads
check_circle Asphalt roads
check_circle Stroller-friendly
check_circle Small cyclist paths
check_circle Rollerblading-friendly
check_circle Mainly in the shade
check_circle Restaurant or bar nearby
check_circle Shop nearby
check_circle Accessible by public transport
check_circle Paths adapted for children with disabilities
check_circle Toilet available
Nearest public transport stops: Plac Inwalidów and Czarnowiejska. A small park right next to Aleja Słowackiego. The park has shaded asphalt and gravel paths, a few interesting sculptures, and a large fountain (closer to Plac Inwalidów).
After the recent renovation, the park has beautiful new flower beds:
Playground in Park Krakowski
But the biggest attraction is the new PLAYGROUND - suitable for both the youngest children and older kids. Parents will find plenty of shade on hot days and many benches. It's a good idea to bring a change of clothes for your child because the water play structures are very popular! See for yourself:
Water and sand play structures - get ready for some muddy fun!
Did you know that the park (actually under it) has old German air-raid shelters from the war? You can visit them during the Night of Museums or Open Doors Days of Krakow Museums, or by making a phone appointment. More information about the shelters can be found on the Rawelin Association's website Rawelin. Another attraction nearby is the historic locomotive and a sundial made from an original winding wheel from a coal mine shaft, located on the AGH campus (about a 10-minute walk along Czarnowiejska Street). Map with the locomotive marked Locomotive at AGH
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