Progress on the renovation work at the Ravens House – press briefing

We cordially invite you to a press briefing and study visit attended by the management of the International Cultural Centre, during which we will present the progress of the renovation work being carried out on the historic Ravens House – the ICC’s headquarters at 25 Main Market Square.

4 August 2026, 11.00

The event will provide an opportunity to showcase the results of the ongoing project ‘Modernisation and adaptation of the ground floor of the Ravens House and refurbishment of the technical infrastructure of the ICC’s headquarters in Kraków’, co-financed by the European Union under the FEnIKS programme – European Funds for Climate, Climate, Environment 2021–2027 programme, and to outline plans for the new functions the building will serve once the project is completed.

The programme for the meeting includes:

• a presentation by the ICC management on the project’s objectives and current progress
• a tour of the historic headquarters of the International Cultural Centre
• access to the part of the Ravens House building currently undergoing modernisation, where modern spaces open to the public are being created: a café, a bookshop and an educational hall
• the opportunity to take photographs and film footage in areas not normally accessible to visitors
• time for individual discussions with the ICC management.

Date: 4 August 2026 (Tuesday)

Time: 11.00–12.00

Venue: International Cultural Centre, Rynek Główny 25, Kraków (ground floor lobby).

If you have any special requirements, please contact our press officer by email at: d.korohoda@mck.krakow.pl.

This project not only restores one of the most valuable tenement houses on the Main Square to its former glory, but also opens it up to new social and educational functions. Thanks to the FEnIKS project, the Ravens House will become an even more accessible and welcoming space for the residents of Kraków, visitors to the city, and those taking part in events organised by the International Cultural Centre.





Photo: Paweł Mazur