The fourth edition of the international online conference “Historical Cities 3.0” will be held at International Cultural Centre in Krakow.

➡️ The International Cultural Centre is based in the Ravens House (“Pod Kruki”) at 25 Main Market Square (Rynek Główny 25), a witness of all the major events that have taken place right in the centre of Krakow over the ages.  The ICC has been located here since 1991. The history of the tenement house dates back to the location of Krakow under the Magdeburg law in 1257. The tenement house was rebuilt and modernized for the needs of the institution. In addition to offices, it houses a conference room, seminar rooms and a library with a reading room. Exhibitions are presented in the historic basements and in the Gallery on the first floor.

➡️ Between 1998 and 2005, the front building was redeveloped and modernised, including the Gallery on the first floor, which was fitted out with modern technical infrastructure, and the Ravens Conference Complex was created.

➡️ In 2006–2008, the courtyard annexe was adapted to meet the ICC’s needs, by addition of the Panoramic Room with a glass roof and a view terrace, and a glazed Patio was built on the roof of the conference room to extend the conference complex and obtain additional exhibition space. This is how the facility occupied by the institution became fully integrated with its programme.