Cathedrals, churches, monasteries

a wooden church in the Zakopane style, built by the villagers

a church from 1939-1948 with a chapel painted in the Zalipie style

a wooden cemetery church with polychromes, on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2003

a modern church with a foundation stone from the tomb of St Hedwig, the work of Witold Cęckiewicz

15th-century Gothic basilica with the Chapel of St Kinga and polychromes designed by Matejko

a brick tserkva from 1983-1996 with a 46 m bell tower, the tallest structure in the town

a Romanesque church on a hill in Zwierzyniec, mentioned in 1148, with Renaissance paintings

a three-aisled church from the 1930s in Czyżyny, with polychromes, stained glass and a tower added in 1991

brick Gothic Revival chapel from 1861 at the foot of the Kościuszko Mound

two-level church with a 64 m tower, a votive offering for the rescue of John Paul II in 1981

Jesuit shrine from the early 20th century on the slope of Gubałówka, with elements of the Zakopane style

Baroque Carmelite basilica founded by Jadwiga and Jagiełło, with the image of Our Lady of Kraków

Baroque St Lazarus's Church from 1683 with altars of black Dębnik marble

Gothic church extended with a new nave, with altars from a Tyrolean workshop

wooden church from 1748 with a Gothic triptych, on the Wooden Architecture Route

Salvatorian church with a Fatima shrine, a minor basilica since 2013

former Uhlan garrison chapel from 1909-1911, the parish church of Kobierzyn since 1934

modernist brick and reinforced-concrete church from 1948-1956, with stained glass of Polish saints

brick hall church from 1918-1921 with frescoes by Herczak and an organ from 1906

Baroque Visitationist church with a rich interior, a treasury and a garden with chapels

modern cross-shaped church, consecrated in 2018

postmodernist Franciscan church in Azory with icons by Jerzy Nowosielski

reinforced-concrete church with the Chapel of Martyrdom in the crypt, built as a monument to victims of the occupation

Gothic Revival Vincentian church from 1875-1877 in Kleparz, with the painting of the Milatyn Christ