National Museum in Krakow

The palace was built from the 12th century to the 16th century, and about 40 kings were crowned and lived here, and most of them were buried in the adjacent church after death. It was destroyed by fire in the 16th century and was later rebuilt in the Renaissance style. On the first floor, visitors are shown the weapons and armors used by the kings of the past dynasties, as well as the 11th century kings used high-footed gold wine glasses, and the west hall displays oriental treasures. The west hall on the second floor displays the spoils of the Turks captured in the Battle of Vienna in 1683. The king's bedroom in the southeast corner is full of works by famous Italian painters in the 14th and 15th centuries. On the northeast corner, you can enter Queen Jadwiga's "Chickenfoot House", which according to Slovenian folklore has enchanting magic. The third floor displays exquisite gold and silver thread tapestries, including ancient carpets depicting the story of Noah in the 16th century. In the northeast corner, there is an early Baroque living room specially built for Zigman III. The ceiling of the parlor in the northeast corner was originally inlaid with 200 There are several avatars of kings, councilors or knights, and only 30 remain.