a manor house from the end of the 16th century, today a Wawel branch with the interiors of a Polish manor and an English park
a Neo-Renaissance basilica from 1885-1892 and the shrine of a Baroque figure of the scourged Christ
a wooden tower on Golgota hill with views of Tarnów, the Dunajec valley and the Tatras
a church from 1982-1992, since 2019 the shrine of St Rita, with 18-tonne bronze doors
a Baroque church known as the Grobek, built over the sarcophagus-chapel of Mikołaj Zebrzydowski
a wooden church from 1915-1921 with an interior made by Zakopane craftsmen
a white church designed by Witold Cęckiewicz, next to the runway of the former airfield
natural history collections of the Polish Academy of Sciences, with the completely preserved woolly rhinoceros from Staruni
a former Włostowic foundation, today a church with the relics of Blessed Zofia Czeska and a pink façade
a pass at 1499 m above sea level on the trails from Kuźnice towards Murowaniec
a summit in the Island Beskids with a steep eastern face, an ice cave and a black trail
a roofed wooden tower on the summit of Gorc with labelled panoramas
a steel tower from 2022 with a view of Babia Góra and the Western Tatras
a 28-metre metal tower on the summit of Skiełek with a panorama of the Beskids, Gorce and the Tatras
a historic townhouse on Plac Mariacki with an exhibition on the life of Kraków townspeople
a valley in the High Tatras with glacial cirques, boggy pools and trails to Krzyżne
a single-nave Piarist church from 1985-1994 with a chapel modelled on the Gate of Dawn
a Pallottine church in Nowa Huta built on a fish-shaped plan to a design by Witold Cęckiewicz
the largest church in Podhale with a 65-metre tower and an organ from the Kraków philharmonic
a limestone rock needle in the Prądnik Valley named in honour of the poet Deotyma
a Baroque Reformed Franciscan church from 1672 with crypts under the nave and frescoes by Mroczkowski
a Nowa Huta church from 1976-1983 with sculptures by Gustaw Zemła and the history of the Green Hut
a regional museum in the townhouses and bastions of the Biecz Old Town, open since 1953
the only synagogue in Poland with a prayer hall on an upper floor, built in the 16th century