Lipski Chapel

Lipski Chapel is located within Wawel Cathedral, situated beneath the northern arm of the ambulatory in a Gothic space. It features stone elements and ornamental details that reflect the architectural style of that era.

The chapel was part of Wawel Cathedral, whose reconstruction began in the 14th century after earlier structures were destroyed. The expansion under Bishop Nanker shaped the cathedral into what it became.

The chapel forms part of Wawel Cathedral, where you see tombs and inscriptions on the walls honoring key figures in Polish history. This proximity to the graves of national figures gives the space a reflective and respectful feeling that visitors notice immediately.

You can visit the chapel through guided tours of Wawel Cathedral, which opens during daytime and accommodates both religious services and tourist visits. It is best to check opening times beforehand, as they may vary depending on religious observances.

The chapel sits very close to the Bards Crypt, where some of Poland's greatest poets and musicians are buried. This nearness creates a space filled with literary and artistic significance.

Location: Old Town

Architectural style: Gothic art

Part of: Wawel Cathedral

GPS coordinates: 50.05479,19.93545

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:00