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a contemporary art gallery with photography exhibitions in the Bielak Passage

a pass in the Ornak ridge, the shortest link between the Kościeliska and Chochołowska valleys

Norbertine convent church with a Romanesque portal, part of a 12th-century complex

wooden parish church from 1888 in the centre of Zawoja, listed in the heritage register

a granite summit of 2097 m opening the High Tatras Ridge above the Gąsienicowa Valley

an underground route beneath the Olkusz Market Square about silver, lead and medieval mining

a ridge covered with dwarf pine above Hala Gąsienicowa, with Karłowicz's Stone at its foot

Brother Albert's wooden hermitage on Kalatówki with his cell and a memorial room

park with a graduation tower, hydrotherapy and themed gardens next to the Skamieniałe Miasto reserve

Neo-Gothic basilica with Długosz's Gothic church of 1470, the shrine of St Stanislaus

wooden Lemko tserkva with an iconostasis and polychromes, a parish church since 1951

interactive highlander and brigand museum in the House of the Three Madonnas

church from the 1990s with mosaics on the façade and a Baroque altar from the Main Market Square

the oldest Polish anatomy museum, with specimens collected since 1803 in the Theatrum Anatomicum

museum in the former town hall with Podhale crafts and the oldest surviving printing press in Poland

24-metre cave at Zakrzówek, discovered in 1988 in Late Jurassic limestone

wooden church with a sobota gallery, moved in 1947 from Zakrzów near Kalwaria to Zakopane

four-seat chairlift from Roztoka Stawiańska to Kasprowy Wierch

Gothic wooden church from the 15th century with a 16th-century triptych and polychrome

log church from 1789 with a dome over the nave and a tower with an onion-shaped cupola

pass at 779 m above sea level and the main trail junction of the Pieniny proper below Trzy Korony

rocky viewing platform on the Babia Góra ridge beside the trail from Krowiarki

museum of the history of the Sącz region, based in the Gothic House and with branches across the region

30-metre roofed tower on the summit of Magurki with views of the Tatras and the Beskids