Saints Peter and Paul Church

It is a Baroque Jesuit church known best for the statues of the 12 pupils coating the fence at the front - it's congregation's most striking component, in spite of the fact that the inside has been broadly revamped and the vaporous, grim loftiness of this late Renaissance building is currently evident.Kraków's head Jesuit Church was worked in the mid 1600s, and its tomb fills in as the new national pantheon for Poles recognized in the arts.It is said that the Jesuits spent such a great amount of cash on the resplendent white exterior and the figures that they came up short on cash to complete whatever is left of the building. In fact, behind the noteworthy Baroque exterior is a congregation produced using normal block. The inside isn't as great as the outside, yet justified regardless of a look.