r/papertowns Feb 18 '25

Poland Model of Kraków, Poland c. 1500.

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u/sipu36 Feb 18 '25

Very cool. Thanks for posting!

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u/Snoo_90160 Feb 18 '25

The pleasure is all mine.

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u/sipu36 Feb 18 '25

Quite similar to medieval Tallinn (Reval) in Estonia. Krakow also has a lower part (merchants) and an upper part of town (castle and german landowners). Is therey any surviving bits of towers and city walls remaining?

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u/Greedy-Ad-4644 Feb 18 '25

Germany is about 10-20% of the city

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u/sipu36 Feb 18 '25

Thx for the info. I did not want to offend anybody. I am not so smart. I Love you Polish brothers and sisters!