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wild garden of the Cracovians with perennials, hammocks and footbridges protecting tree roots

lookout tower in a park with footbridges over the water, near the Niepołomice Forest

market square in Zwierzyniec, named after the filled-in ponds of the Norbertine sisters

landscape reserve in the Little Pieniny with rocks above the Biała Woda stream

forest reserve in the Wieliczka Foothills with beech forest, oak-hornbeam forest and fir in the stand

western part of Dwoisty Staw in a strict reserve, with no marked trail

the highest natural hill in Kraków, with a glade and the Piłsudski Mound at the summit

highest peak of the Barnasiówka Range in the Wieliczka Foothills, locally called Dalin

southern peak of the Szczebel massif in the Island Beskids, on the border of two counties

well-known climbing rock in the Prądnik Valley, 22 routes of grades VI.1-VI.7

the second highest hill in Kraków after Sowiniec, with a glade frequented by Jacek Malczewski

treacherous gully in the Granaty face, ending in a vertical chimney above Czarny Staw

highest elevation of the Rożnów Foothills with panoramas over the Dunajec

bronze eagles by Bronisław Chromy on the Czerwieński Boulevard, commemorating the soldiers of Fighting Poland

forest reserve of 96 ha with beech forests and rock outcrops near Jaroszowiec

forested peak of 888 m in the Low Beskids, with a yellow trail from Nowy Sącz to Gorlice

culmination of the Twardy Grzbiet in the Western Tatras, 80 m from Szerokie Siodło

Tatra lake at 1,654 m that divides into two ponds at low water

one of the largest cemeteries in Kraków, in use since 1964, in Nowa Huta

Neoclassical palace from 1804-1805 with a chapel from 1802 and a landscape park

cemetery from 1908 below Gubałówka, with the graves of guides, climbers and legionnaires

reserve on the slopes of Jodłowa Góra with a natural yew stand and Carpathian beech forest

forest reserve on the slopes of Kostrza hill with 150-year-old beeches and rare hart's-tongue fern

tiny reserve of warmth-loving rock grasslands on the edge of Wolski Forest