Atrakcje: Kraków

villa moved from Ojców, now the museum of the Estreicher family, visited by appointment

post-Baroque church from 1875-1881 in the former village of Wróblowice

former prayer house of the Bobov Hasidim from 1871 on the upper floor of a townhouse on ulica Estery

Nowa Huta park with a reservoir from 1957, a beach, pitches and a graduation tower on the Dłubnia

scenario paintball for groups, with arenas in ruins, forest and indoors

palace from 1851-1853 on Franciszkańska Street, today the seat of a pontifical university

palace from 1535-1560, since 1864 the seat of Kraków's city authorities

ravine with Upper Jurassic rocks and old beech forest in Kraków's Wolski Forest

one of Kraków's youngest churches, built in 2008-2012 in Kliny

chartered-town square behind St Mary's Basilica with St Barbara's Church and tenement houses

monument from 1964 on the edge of the former Plaszow camp, commemorating its victims

a bird-themed pocket park with hammocks, bench swings and herb boxes

an escape room in Leonardo da Vinci's workshop, a game for 2 to 6 people lasting 75 minutes

former Kleparz market with the Grunwald Monument from 1910, next to the Barbican

palace formed from 17th-century tenement houses, rebuilt in 1873-1874 with a Neo-Baroque façade

tenement house at Rynek Główny 34 made of two houses, rebuilt after 1735 as a Baroque palace

Salesian church in Pychowice with an exposed wooden roof truss

a laser tag hall of over 2500 sq m with the iCombat Tactical system and a game mode in the dark

a cemetery from 1920 with sections for soldiers of many armies, entered in the heritage register

a hall with electric drift karts, driving indoors, without fumes or noise

an indoor play centre with slides, a “Monkey Grove” and a café for parents

a gallery from 1995 showing contemporary painting, sculpture and prints

the house and studio of the photographer Walery Rzewuski from the 1860s on Westerplatte Street

two escape rooms: a pirate tavern and a Slavic Midsummer Night