"Here is where I understood that a city is a living organism, in which various layers overlap, both historical and cultural, and which is constantly evolving. For me, the most fascinating aspects of architecture are the surprising and unexpected phenomena that truly characterize the city," says Krakow architect Piotr Pasierbiński in another of the series of films prepared in connection with the 45th anniversary of Krakow's inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
What connects the tenement house of the "Feniks" Insurance Society at the Main Market Square and the building of the Postal Savings Bank? Why do we sometimes not notice how green Krakow is? What makes it possible to feel like you're in a garden when visiting the Czapski Pavilion? Where in our city can architectural ideas and tropical plants provide unique aesthetic experiences? We will find answers to these questions in a cinematic walk prepared in connection with the 45th anniversary of Krakow's inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List.