The Bonerowski Palace is situated in the heart of Krakow, on the corner of Św. Jana Street and the Old Market Square. It is seated in a meticulously restored and richly refurbished UNESCO edifice of the Middle Ages. The elegant interior of the palace contains both unique polychromes and beams, gothic column, antique stone safe, as well as modern forms and technologies, serving to the safety of the guests. The palace also prides itself on the Europe longest, 22-meter long chandelier. The palace windows face an incredible sight of St. Mary Basilica, Drapers Hall (Sukiennice), St.Wojciech’s Church and the statue of Adam Mickiewicz.
Location Summary
The
Bonerowski
Palace
is
in
a
gem
of
a
location
on
a
corner
of
the
main
medieval
market
square.
All
the
old
town’s
myriad
attractions,
museums
and
concert
venues
are
within
easy
walking
distance
of
the
hotel,
plus
there
are
plenty
of
cafes,
bars
and
restaurants
close
by
to
keep
you
fed
and
watered.