Parks

forest in the Bibiczanka valley with oak-hornbeam woodland, quarry outcrops and trails

park in the valley of the Bieżanowski stream for the estates of Nowy Prokocim and Nowy Bieżanów

neighbourhood park with an orchard, boules court, rose beds and a sculpture by Bronisław Chromy

park on the site of a former airfield, with a vertical playground, parkour and a marker of the 20°E meridian

a park with five ponds in the former Prokocim Forest, opened in 1999

a park from 2018 on a former railway station, with an urban farm, a stage and a wildflower meadow

a historic park by the Glass Houses with an oak planted on the anniversary of the death of John Paul II

a city park on the Vistula with an outdoor gym, a fitness trail and a bird-watching point

a residence with Renaissance origins, rebuilt for the Radziwiłłs and surrounded by a 5-hectare park

a park from 1835 with a pond, a playground and sports pitches, close to the salt mine

Jagiellonian University garden known since 1467, with sculptures of professors and models of scientific instruments

park in a former ravine in the Krzesławice Hills with a pitch, a playground and a bandstand

a park from 1867 by the salt mine, with a playground, a steam locomotive and a graduation tower

park in Borek Fałęcki with three parts: Sosny, Podmokła and Leśna

city park with a pond, a sports pitch, a playground and flower meadows from 2017

garden from 1887 with nineteen open-air sculptures, a pond and perennial meadows

19th-century English-style park with an arboretum, 25 natural monuments and a bat colony

a manor park from the second half of the 19th century around the Baden manor, with a viewing mound and natural monuments

reconstructed Renaissance gardens of Sigismund the Old and Bona, with a brick road and herbs in oak boxes

modernist park from the 1960s with sculptures from 1963 and playgrounds on a Nowa Huta estate

a park on the site of a former airfield in Czyżyny, named after the pilot General Skalski

a park in a natural ravine with oaks, an amphitheatre, a playground and a paddling pool

the former garden of the Montelupi Palace in Kleparz, open again after years of closure

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