Wola Justowska

Wola Justowska is an area belonging to Zwierzyniec District Nº. VII of Kraków, Poland.^[1] It was previously a village known as Wola Chełmska until the 16th century. It became part of metropolitan Kraków in 1941.

See also

• Districts of Kraków

References

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Kraków

Districts

• Stare Miasto (I)
• Grzegórzki (II)
• Prądnik Czerwony (III)
• Prądnik Biały (IV)
• Krowodrza (V)
• Bronowice (VI)
• Zwierzyniec (VII)
• Dębniki (VIII)
• Łagiewniki-Borek Fałęcki (IX)
• Swoszowice (X)
• Podgórze Duchackie (XI)
• Bieżanów-Prokocim (XII)
• Podgórze (XIII)
• Czyżyny (XIV)
• Mistrzejowice (XV)
• Bieńczyce (XVI)
• Wzgórza Krzesławickie (XVII)
• Nowa Huta (XVIII)
  Neighborhoods: Old Town
• Wawel
• Kleparz
• Kazimierz
• Bielany

Attractions

• Wawel
• Kazimierz
• National Museum
• Sigismund Bell
• Sukiennice
• Basilica of Saint Mary
• Veit Stoss altarpiece
• Saints Peter and Paul Church
• Collegium Maius

Museums

• Wawel Castle
• Historical Museum of Kraków
• Manggha
• Museum of Insurances
• Archaeological Museum of Kraków
• Archdiocesal Museum in Kraków
• Museum of Independence Movement
• Museum of the Armed Act
• Ethnographic Museum of Kraków
• Geomogical museum
• Museum of the History of Photography
• Museum of Municipal Engineering
• John Paul II Cathedral Museum
• National Museum, Kraków
  • Czartoryski Museum
  • Jan Matejko Manor House
  • Sukiennice Museum
• Polish Aviation Museum
• Armia Krajowa Museum
• Museum of Contemporary Art
• Galicia Jewish Museum

History

• Timeline
• Jewish
  • Kraków Ghetto
  • Judaica Foundation