Atrakcje: Kraków

parish church in Sidzina, built from 1984 and consecrated in its raw state in 1986

postmodern church in Dąbie whose shape is meant to resemble a bishop's mitre

institution in a former synagogue in Kazimierz with exhibitions, concerts, a gallery and an antiquarian bookshop

play centre with a café for parents, mainly for toddlers and pre-schoolers

Renaissance palace on Grodzka Street, for almost four centuries the seat of the Primates of Poland

eclectic palace on ul. Szlak, the former seat of Radio Kraków, designed by Antoni Łuszczkiewicz

go-kart track at Kapelanka with Grand Prix packages for groups of up to 12 karts at once

postmodern church with arcades, roofs of different heights and an unusual tower-bell tower

estate church in Opatkowice, expanded from a chapel of the 1980s

8-kilometre park along the medieval Rudawa canal, with walking and cycling paths

hydrant with plaques on the Main Market Square, commemorating Walenty Badylak's protest of 1980

corner townhouse from 1895 with protected façades and a staircase

Neoclassical church from 1806 with altars brought from Kraków churches

monument from 1966 at the site of the gate of a prisoner-of-war camp on ulica Żywiecka

wooden chapel from 1689-1690 in Zwierzyniec, known as Gontyna

art gallery in a historic townhouse in Kazimierz, with Judaica and exhibitions since 1994

play centre styled as a Swedish village with classes and birthday parties in Dębniki

postmodern Salvatorian church from 1971-1976 in Zakrzówek

weir, lock and hydroelectric plant on the Vistula with a bridge with walkways linking Grzegórzki and Podgórze

small strict reserve with xerothermic grasslands and Jurassic rocks in the Wolski Forest

small karst cave in the Twardowski Rocks, with a fenced entrance

indoor kart track with eight-minute races, a school and group events

neo-Renaissance post office building from 1889, rebuilt in 1930 and crowned with a dome

paintball field with Splatmaster for children, airsoft, archery tag and a barbecue area