PORTE SAINTE MARIE
Monuments
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2025
Recommended
2025
Identical to the Bread Gate (Brama Chlebnicka), which opens onto the street of the same name, St. Mary's Gate marks the entrance to Mariacka Street. Both gates were built at the same time, following the same architectural model. From the 15th century onwards, it played a defensive role (like most of the city's gates), helping to protect the city. In the 16th century, it ceased to be used for defensive purposes and was converted to residential use. From the Porte Sainte-Marie, continue on to the Basilica of Notre-Dame.
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Déjà au 16ème siècle, il a cessé d'exercer des fonctions défensives et était destiné au logement.
Environt en n 1600, un immeuble de la Renaissance fut ajouté à la partie sud de la façade ouest.
Aux XVIIIe et XIXe siècles, le bâtiment a été reconstruit.
Au printemps 1945, la porte fut sérieusement endommagée.
Même avant la reconstruction, en 1954, il avait été décidé de combiner les intérieurs du bâtiment avec le Dom Przyrodników pour le musée archéologique.
En 2006, la façade a été rénovée.