 In the crypt under the Franciscan church of Saint Casimirus in Kraków. In an open coffin lies the body of Mikołaj Gostkowski, the Burgrave of Kraków who died in 1827 and was buried dressed in a kontusz, a traditional garment of the gentry. View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP WWW • Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓       Comments: 0 • Add a comment ↓  The crypt of the Wielopolski family under the Franciscan church of Saint Casimirus in Kraków. This crypt is a final resting place for members of Wielopolski and Szembek noble families. Coffins decorated with white, red or black velvet contain female bodies; the marble sarcophagus that stands near the entrance kept the body of Prince Jan Wielopolski from Pieskowa Skała (d. 1688). View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP WWW • Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓         Comments: 0 • Add a comment ↓  The body of Father Sebastian Wolicki (1644-1732) in the crypt under the Franciscan church of Saint Casimirus in Kraków. View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP WWW • Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓     In the crypt under the Franciscan church of Saint Casimirus in Kraków. Since the 18th century Franciscan monks were buried here anonymously, without a coffin, lying directly on sand with white stones under their heads. View using: Autodetect • DevalVR • QuickTime • Flash • FPP WWW • Google Earth placemark • GPX • MapQuest • Zumi • Yahoo • Panoramio Show on map • Show nearest ↓      Comments: 0 • Add a comment ↓ |
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