Piwna Street, Kraków

Piwna Street is a street in Kraków, Poland. It is in the Podgórze district.

The street connects Józefińska Street with Solna Street, Targowa Street, and Bohaterów Getta Square. It has one lane for cars.

 History 
In the Middle Ages, there was a path here that went from the bridge over the Vistula River toward Zabłocie. The street was built in the second half of the 19th century. At first, it was called Wąska Street. In 1917, its name was changed to Wit Stwosz Street. Later, in 1952, the Kraków City Council gave it the name Piwna Street.

 Buildings 
On the south side of the street:
 7a Piwna Street – tenement house from 1939.
 11 Piwna Street – tenement house designed by Maurycy Tlachna in 1907.
 27 Piwna Street (also 6 Bohaterów Getta Square) – tenement house from 1910.

 Galery 

 References 

Category:Streets in Kraków