Luxury apartment in the Zieleniewski Palace

The 30m2 apartment located in the Old Town offers: - fully equipped kitchenette (fridge, stove, toaster, coffee maker, dishes and pots) - a large queen-size bed, a place to relax, a TV - bathroom with shower - air conditioning - free Wi-Fi and TV Aromatic coffee and tea, fresh towels and bedding, cleaning supplies will be waiting for you in the apartment. Free parking is also available in the courtyard of our property, subject to availability. The space The apartment is located in the historic Zieleniewski Palace, which has a rich history. The oldest buildings on the plot were built around 1300. Before the 16th century, a manor house and a malt house were erected on it, which from 1651 to the beginning of the 19th century belonged to the archpriest of the St. Mary's Church. In the 1820s, these buildings were demolished. The first Zieleniewski Palace was built in 1837-1839 in the Classicist style for the industrialist Ludwik Zieleniewski. The designer of the building was architect K. Szydłowski. In 1857, the building was expanded and rebuilt in the Neo-Renaissance style according to the design of Stanisław Gołębiowski. The Zieleniewski Palace in Krakow at 31 Św. Marka Street was the home of the Zieleniewski family from its inception to modern times, and is one of the few examples of a 19th-century factory house preserved in Krakow. The palace was built as a city residence next to the first Forge, which gradually grew into a factory, or rather a concern consisting of many factories with diverse production. The history of this building and its surroundings, as well as the fate of the family, are inextricably linked to the history of the Zielniewski factory.