postmodern church of the Resurrectionist seminary, built in 1985-1996
the smallest of Kraków's mounds, raised in 1997 to commemorate the pope's pilgrimage
a forty-metre cave in the Zakrzówek Limestone Hills with a narrow entrance and dripstone formations
the ruin of a Kraków Fortress fort on Solnik Hill, with caverns hewn in the rock
grassy 260 m hill in Tyniec, with a panorama and abandoned limestone quarries
dry shelter cave in the Jurassic limestone of the Tyniec Hills with nine climbing routes
postmodernist church from 1986-1990 in Tyniec, run by the Benedictines
a chapel from 1637 with a Renaissance altar of St Dorothy from Wawel Cathedral
a brick pillar shrine on the border of Dębniki and Ludwinów, a former lantern of the dead
limestone rocks beneath the abbey in Tyniec and blocks from the earthquake of 1786
a grassy, stony summit in Bodzów above the Vistula valley, in Kraków's Dębniki