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Cloth Hall Krakow

Sukiennice Krakow

The world's arguably oldest shopping mall and the Renaissance monument of commerce. UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Main Market Square, Kraków, Poland

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Email: arajch@muzeum.krakow.pl
Phone: +48 12 424 46 03

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