Shortly after leaving the building you will come across foodtrucks and the ‘Old Depot’ – a popular beer bar with outdoor loungers. All around you are countless pubs, coffee bars, restaurants, beer bars, party houses, food stalls, and long walking routes – for example along the Vistula Boulevards right by the Vistula. Another building next to the complex is the Museum of Engineering and Technology.

150 m away – Galicia Museum
200 m away – the Old Synagogue is probably the oldest in Poland, dating back as far as 1407
220 m away – Vistula Boulevards – ideal for walking or cycling/running
250 m – Józefa Street (‘one hundred percent of Krakow’). Full of cafes, galleries, interesting shops and antique shops
350 m – New Square ‘Okrąglak’ The centre of nightlife in Kazimierz, surrounded by clubs, restaurants and cafés
400 m – Ethnographic Museum
400 m – Szeroka Street. Before the city of Kazimierz was even founded, the village of Bawół existed here and Szeroka Street was its main square. From the 15th century onwards, Jews began to settle here and it is here that you will find the most monuments of this culture
400 m – Remuh Synagogue (Remuh) and Remuh Cemetery. It is a Renaissance building and its interior is decorated with many memorial plaques commemorating the inhabitants of Kazimierz.
500 m – Father Bernadek Footbridge
500 m – Kupa Synagogue – the main synagogue of Krakow’s Jewish community, built in the 17th century
700 m to Kazimierz Gallery – shopping mall
700 m to Calypso Gym (gym, fitness pool)
1 km to Wawel Castle – the Royal Castle
1.3 to the Sc Factory