The Wawel Royal Castle is a Renaissance royal residence, located on the Wawel Hill, with views of the Vistula River nearby. It is a building with elements of Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism. There is a courtyard with an entrance gate and five residential towers.

St. Mary's Tower - is the only one in the world from which a trumpeter has been playing the bugle call to the four corners of the world every hour for over six hundred years. The trumpeter Mariacki needs two and a half minutes for this. We don't have to be in such a hurry. The most important thing is that cordial bugle callers are always waiting for us there - the last wizards of Krakow...

Wawel is a limestone hill in the center of Krakow, on the Vistula River. This extraordinary sanctuary defines the identity of Poles, it is their national and cultural symbol. Wawel was the seat of Polish rulers, their necropolis and the place where the history of Poland was shaped.