John Paul II Cathedral Museum

Precious antiquated things from the treasury of Krakow's Wawel Cathedral are shown in the fourteenth-century Gothic structures inverse the fundamental section to the congregation. The Cathedral Museum was opened in 1978 by then-Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, future Pope John Paul II, weeks before the notable meeting that would start his pontificate.

The little Cathedral Museum Muzeum Katedralne gloats a iety of shows that might be the envy of any gathering of medieval church craftsmanship on the planet. "Kmita's Chasuble" of 1503, the masterwork of Gothic weaving see the photo, is only one of them.

The exhibition hall's different diamonds incorporate resplendent brilliant monstrances and fluctuated ritualistic vessels, for example, fine cups and ampullas, valuable old crosses, extravagant reliquaries, luxurious chasubles and different vestments from the fifteenth century to the nineteenth century, for example, adapts and miters, in addition to old works of art and models.