floodplain lake below Gładka Pass whose size depends on the inflow of water
half-kilometre gorge in the Kościeliska Valley with vertical walls up to 100 m and a figure of St Catherine
square around St Mary's Basilica on a former cemetery, with the student fountain and tenement houses
marble group from 1886: the wedding of Jadwiga and Jagiełło, in Planty Park on Basztowa Street
reserve protecting 18th-century entrenchments of the Bar Confederates, by the yellow trail from Muszynka
ridge 265 m above sea level above the Vistula and the Serafa, with a monument to the fighting of December 1914
two-kilometre park along the axis of Bieńczyce Nowe with sculptures by Sękowski and Kućma
peak in the Low Beskids with a treeless viewing ridge and a monument to partisans
Jewish cemetery opened in 1931, destroyed during the occupation, with a few surviving slabs
Carpathian beech forest on the dolomite ridge of a hill 438 m high
forest reserve above the Paleśnianka gorge with beech woods and a bat hibernation site
ridge of limestone rocks in the Little Pieniny with Tatra plants on its north face
the smallest of Kraków's mounds, raised in 1997 to commemorate the pope's pilgrimage
a wooded hill of 468 m above Rajbrot, crossed by the green trail to Czchów
a summit in the Brzanka Range with a monument to the Home Army ambush of 1944 and a PTTK trail
a park in Krowodrza on the site of former mission gardens, with a monument to its patron from 2010
a disused necropolis from the 17th century with about 250 matzevot, an ohel and a monument of fragments
a grassy pass at 1148 m in the Polica Range, former grazing pastures and a viewpoint
a 764 m summit in the Island Beskids with views of the Gorce and the Tatras from open spots to the south
an oxbow lake of the Vistula with water-lilies on the northern edge of the Niepołomice Forest
a hill in Podgórze with a quarry, a Kraków Fortress fort and the traditional Rękawka
a crag of 2247 m on the Świnica ridge above three glacial cirques, with a statuette from 1904