Browar Krakow (initially Brewery, John, later Brewery Krakow and the Factory of malt J. Götz) - brewery which operated in Cracow in the years 1840-2001. It is located at ul. Lubicz 13-17 and surrounded by a garden of the church of the Jesuits, the railway line 91 and ul. Arms.
From 6 April 2006. Brewery is one of the objects from the Krakow Technology Route. From historical buildings preserved: the building scales, warehouses, expeditionary, malt and malt drying room, boiler room with a 37-meter chimney, a building in which there was a steam engine, fermentation and lager cellars, saltworks, a team of the Residence, administrative buildings and social facilities. The courtyard was exposed to the punching device on the barrel rim and the hydraulic pressure pump. The property is currently not available inside for visitors, as does the procedure of its sales.
From 6 April 2006. Brewery is one of the objects from the Krakow Technology Route. From historical buildings preserved: the building scales, warehouses, expeditionary, malt and malt drying room, boiler room with a 37-meter chimney, a building in which there was a steam engine, fermentation and lager cellars, saltworks, a team of the Residence, administrative buildings and social facilities. The courtyard was exposed to the punching device on the barrel rim and the hydraulic pressure pump. The property is currently not available inside for visitors, as does the procedure of its sales.
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