I will be in Krakow for two days to do history research. I want to return to the underground museum by the Cloth Hall. What other museums would you recommend for the history of Polish people from ancient times to about WWI? I have been to these sites: Main Market Square Stunning heart of Kraków and a people magnet any time of day.
Schindler's Factory Museum Historic building where Oskar Schindler saved more than 1,000 Jewish workers, now filled with engaging exhibit about Kraków's WWII experience.
St. Mary's Church Landmark church with extraordinary wood-carved Gothic altarpiece.
Cloth Hall Fourteenth-century market hall with 21st-century souvenirs.
Clock Tower at the Rynek
Wawel Cathedral Poland's splendid national church, with tons of tombs, a crypt, and a climbable tower.
Wawel Castle Grounds Historic hilltop with views, castle, cathedral, courtyard with chakras, and a passel of museums.
Old Jewish Cemetery Poignant burial site in Kazimierz, with graves from 1552 to 1800.
Rynek Underground Museum Super-modern exhibit on medieval Kraków filling excavated cellars beneath the Main Market Square.
Ethnographic Museum Traditional rural Polish life on display.
Pharmacy Under the Eagle Small Podgórze exhibit about the Holocaust in Kraków, including three evocative historic films.
Auschwitz, the Salt Mine and the nearby ethnographic village/skansen
Thanks!