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Corpus Christi Basilica

Religious site4.8 · 4 0014.5 · 608≈ 45 minFree entry1.5 km from the center

A monumental Gothic church in Krakow's historic Kazimierz district, founded by King Casimir III the Great around 1340. Behind its imposing red-brick exterior lies an ornate baroque interior boasting a grand high altar, intricately carved choir stalls, and a remarkable pulpit sculpted in the shape of a boat supported by mermaids. The basilica also preserves the relics of Saint Stanislaus Kazimierczyk.

Highlights

  • Monumental 14th-century Gothic brick basilica in Kazimierz
  • Unique baroque pulpit carved in the shape of a boat
  • Splendid gilded high altar and detailed wooden choir stalls
  • Resting place of the venerated Saint Stanislaus Kazimierczyk

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