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a rocky 1867 m peak, the highest in the Ornak ridge in the Western Tatras

an isolated massif on the right bank of the Skawa with four summits and bouldering rocks

three-summit peak in the Świnica ridge whose eastern summit hikers reach from Orla Perć

a twin-summit crag in the Świnica ridge with a famous southern face that was once inaccessible

Tatra valley with a karst spring, limestone and a meadow with historic shepherds' huts

necropolis from the late 18th century with a neo-Romanesque Sanguszko chapel and an insurgents' section

third-highest peak of the Island Beskids, with clearings and a view of the Gorce and Pieniny

second-highest peak of the Little Beskids with sandstone outcrops and a natural upper montane forest

massif with three summits, the largest cave in the Island Beskids and a view of Mogielica

wooded peak of 781 m in the Łososina Range with a 15-metre cross and a ski resort

8-kilometre park along the medieval Rudawa canal, with walking and cycling paths

one of the oldest Jewish necropolises in Poland, documented from 1581

bronze figures of Herbert, Osiecka and Brzechwa on a stone wall on Wałowa Street

small strict reserve with xerothermic grasslands and Jurassic rocks in the Wolski Forest

703 m peak above the Poprad gorge with municipal trails from Piwniczna

1298 m peak in the Polica Range, a ridge junction above Zawoja

summit of 2233 m in the Granaty, on the route of Orla Perć

wooded summit of 771 m in the Low Beskids with a First World War cemetery

hill of 386 m above sea level on the Tenczyn Ridge, on the boundary of two municipalities

Nowa Huta park with a reservoir from 1957, a beach, pitches and a graduation tower on the Dłubnia

karst valley below Giewont with a clearing, a mountain hut and trails to the Red Peaks

ravine with Upper Jurassic rocks and old beech forest in Kraków's Wolski Forest

glacial pond below Kościelec, the third largest in the Gąsienicowa Valley

a trail with viewing terraces for birdwatching above a reservoir near Łączany