Teofil Lenartowicz Street, Kraków

Teofila Lenartowicz Street is a street in Kraków, Poland. It is located in two districts: Stare Miasto I on Piasek neighborhood and Krowodrza on Nowa Wieś neighborhood.

The street connects Henryk Sienkiewicz Street with Henryk Siemiradzki Street. It has one lane for cars.

 History 
The street was built in its current form in 1893. At first, it ran from Henryk Siemiradzki Street to Juliusz Słowacki Avenue. In the 1930s, it was extended further to Henryk Sienkiewicz Street. In 1894, one year after it was built, the street was named after Teofil Lenartowicz – a Polish poet, sculptor, ethnographer, and independence activist from the Romantic period.

 Buildings 
West side of the street:

 No. 2 (also 27 Henryk Siemiradzki Street) – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 4 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 6 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 8 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 10 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 12 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 14 (at Juliusz Słowacki Avenue) – tenement (1895–1896).
 No. 18 – tenement, designed by Alfred Düntuch and Stefan Landsberger (1934).
 No. 20 (also 9 Henryk Sienkiewicz Street) – tenement (1935).

East side of the street:

 No. 1 (also 25 Henryk Siemiradzki Street) – tenement, designed by Kazimierz Zieliński (1911–1912).
 No. 3 – 20th-century tenement.
 No. 5 – 20th-century tenement.
 No. 7 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 9 – 20th-century tenement.
 No. 11 – 19th-century tenement.
 No. 13 – tenement, designed by Jakub Spira (19th century).
 No. 15 – tenement, designed by Samuel Nebenzahl (1937).
 No. 19 – tenement, designed by Zygmunt Grünberg (1936).
 No. 21 – tenement, designed by Stanisław Nebenzahl (1935).
 No. 23 (also 11 Henryk Sienkiewicz Street) – tenement (1935).

References

Category:Streets in Kraków