Places with character

square market from the 14th century, with townhouses dating from after the 1877 fire and a 3D mural

disused quarry by the trail over Wał, with petrified tree trunks from about 66 million years ago

a terraced heavy artillery battery of the Kraków Fortress by the Camaldolese Monastery in Bielany

a disused limestone quarry with rock walls for climbers and several caves

a Podgórze square around the Nowacki Gardens with an obelisk dedicated to Maksymilian Siła-Nowicki

meadow in the centre of the former village of Mogiła, a former pasture with two ponds, now a recreation area

site of a fir with a trunk circumference of 6.76 m and an age of over 600 years, with a concrete reconstruction of the trunk

narrowing of the Dunajec in the Pieniny Gorge with the legend of Janosik's jump

285-metre footbridge for pedestrians and cyclists over the Vistula at the Kościuszko barrage

glacial cirque below Rysy, the highest tier of the Rybi Potok Valley, on the trail to Rysy

gully above Morskie Oko with a waterfall and ice falls, crossed by the trail to Przełęcz pod Chłopkiem

14th-century square by the Tarnów Market Square, with a Mickiewicz monument from 1900

square market place from around 1370, former salt shafts, the Casimir the Great column and eight listed buildings

square market place about 70 m across next to the castle, with a church, town hall and the royal road from Wawel

market square from the town's 1330 founding, with a Renaissance town hall and arcaded townhouses

small square by the walls and the Arsenal with a copy of Thorvaldsen's "Mercury", remodelled in 2006

limestone crag in the Kościeliska Valley with the Pawlikowski caves open to visitors

double sundial showing official time and local solar time

disused limestone quarry on Góra Księża with the excavated Pychowice Cave

fragments of 14th-century walls, a barbican discovered in 1964 and three surviving towers

triangular square below Wawel with the Katyń Cross and the former Royal Arsenal

square on Lasota Hill with early 20th-century villas, including the “Julia” villa from 1903

stone culvert under a railway embankment from the 1850s, a site on the Kraków Technology Trail

market square from 1299 with fountains, a reconstructed town hall base and St Andrew's Basilica