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PTTK bacówka of 1989 in the Radziejowa Range, reached by the yellow trail from Szczawnica

AGH student club with concerts, a bistro and a craft brewery

Baroque Norbertine church of the 17th century, a Greek Catholic tserkva since 1808

recreated works of the street artist in the post-industrial interiors of former factories

Pauline shrine on Bachledówka hill, where Cardinal Wyszyński held retreats

Tarnów's Marcinka with forest paths and traces of the Gothic castle of Spytek of Melsztyn

karst cave in Dębniki with the legend of Twardowski's alchemical workshop

former oil mine with a reconstructed derrick on the Oil Trail

grassy peak in the ridge separating the Kościeliska Valley from the Chochołowska Valley

reservoir with a bathing area, water equipment hire and reed beds on the shore

former residence of the bishops of Kraków with a Baroque palace and garden complex in a park

18th-century wooden inn with arcades and a shingle roof on the market square in Sucha Beskidzka

student cabin in a clearing below Świnia Groń, open all year, with accommodation and horse riding

25-metre metal tower with a panorama of the Beskids and Tatras on the Bocheniec hill

wooden chapel from 1901 built astride the Prądnik stream

sacred art from the 13th century in the houses on Kanonicza Street, the former home of Karol Wojtyła

brick church of the Vincentians from 1892-1894, Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic, with an organ by Rieger

Tatra cave in the Kościeliska Valley with a large chamber, open without a guide

pass at 1,725 m between Kopa Kondracka and Giewont, a junction of two trails

Gothic church of the canons regular from the 13th century with a wooden altar from the early 17th century

reservoir on the Raba River from 1986, which gives Kraków more than half of its drinking water

art gallery in Witkiewicz's villa of 1895, a branch of the Tatra Museum

ruins of the castle of Casimir the Great with the Blacksmith's Tower in a park by the Dunajec and Kamienica

Poor Clares' convent of 1280 where Duchess Kinga is buried, part of a Historic Monument