a bronze monument to Mayor and Rector Dietl by Dunikowski, unveiled in 1938
a Neo-Gothic cast-iron shrine with a bust of the envoy, recreated in 2007
escape rooms and VR games in an entertainment centre in the Old Town
an early Baroque church of the Holy Spirit sisters from 1621 with a portal of Dębnik marble
a Kazimierz tenement house with Gothic cellars, today a branch of the Ethnographic Museum
a triangular square with interwar buildings, called Freedom Square in 1955-1991
a square by the Planty Park with a fountain and Art Nouveau cultural buildings
a river park on the Wilga with a cycle path, footbridges and permeable surfaces
a 23-metre cave in the Kapelanka quarry, named after its discoverer
a year-round paintball field with a safety briefing, run since 1998
a café with a play area: coffee and cakes for parents, a playground and workshops for children
an eclectic palace with a crenellated tower, rebuilt from a former villa
a hill above the Vistula gorge with traces of a hillfort from the Lusatian culture period
a Neo-Renaissance palace from 1874 in Stradom, today an office centre and a hotel
a 7-metre phreatic cave in the wall of the Kapelanka quarry, reached by climbing
a wooden Neoclassical manor house from 1863 next to Rydlówka, formerly Tetmajer's home
a former clay pit in Dąbie, an ecological site with bitterling and yellow water-lily
a synagogue from 1907 in the courtyard of a tenement house at ul. Mostowa 8, designed by Beniamin Torbe
wild garden of the Cracovians with perennials, hammocks and footbridges protecting tree roots
triangular market square in Kleparz, with a market operating here since about 1320
branch of the Museum of Kraków in the former Gestapo headquarters, with detention cells and an exhibition on terror
square by the Franciscan church with monuments to Zyblikiewicz and Dietl and the Wielopolski Palace
market square in Zwierzyniec, named after the filled-in ponds of the Norbertine sisters