a 7-metre phreatic cave in the wall of the Kapelanka quarry, reached by climbing
a former clay pit in Dąbie, an ecological site with bitterling and yellow water-lily
market square in Zwierzyniec, named after the filled-in ponds of the Norbertine sisters
the highest natural hill in Kraków, with a glade and the Piłsudski Mound at the summit
the second highest hill in Kraków after Sowiniec, with a glade frequented by Jacek Malczewski
tiny reserve of warmth-loving rock grasslands on the edge of Wolski Forest
ridge 265 m above sea level above the Vistula and the Serafa, with a monument to the fighting of December 1914
a forty-metre cave in the Zakrzówek Limestone Hills with a narrow entrance and dripstone formations
a hill in Podgórze with a quarry, a Kraków Fortress fort and the traditional Rękawka
grassy 260 m hill in Tyniec, with a panorama and abandoned limestone quarries
the third highest hill in Kraków, with a fortification in the forest at the summit
climbing corner of the rock wall of the former Kapelanka quarry at Zakrzówek
an ecological site with ten horse chestnuts that are natural monuments, by the Dłubnia in Bieńczyce
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
a pedunculate oak protected as a natural monument since 1936