You can hardly miss St. Mary’s Church (or actually Maria’s Basilica) in Krakow. With its two uneven towers, the church rises high above the large market square. St. Mary’s Church is a favorite sight for visitors to the city, and rightfully so. The Polish-Gothic structure is a symbol of Krakow and Poland and houses many valuable cultural treasures.  A Brief History In the year 1355, the construction of the current Maria Church was started. The structure, with its two uneven towers, is a wonderful example of Polish-Gothic architecture. The two towers, in particular, with a different design and an uneven height, make it a recognizable building.  Legend has it that…