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a covered tower on a 943 m summit with a view from the Tatras to the Gorce

a wooden gentry manor from 1787-1790, the former home of the Tetmajers and a branch of the Tatra Museum

a 27 m wooden tower with a 360-degree terrace on the summit of Modyń in the Island Beskids

hand-welded scrap figures: film heroes, animals and cars

about a thousand sculptures, masks and instruments from Africa, including the gift of Anna and Leon Kubarski

Italianate palace from 1850-1857 on a hill in the park, unused today

limestone rocks above the Homole Gorge with a Lemko legend of written destinies

three villas from 1885-1889 in the Upper Park, joined into one whole in 1927

a museum in an 18th-century townhouse: the Battle of Gorlice, the beginnings of the oil industry, art

a Romanesque church on a hill in Zwierzyniec, mentioned in 1148, with Renaissance paintings

a group of 31 historic buildings from flooded villages, on Lake Czorsztyn

a three-aisled church from the 1930s in Czyżyny, with polychromes, stained glass and a tower added in 1991

brick Gothic Revival chapel from 1861 at the foot of the Kościuszko Mound

a side valley with the Dziurawe glacial cirque and the oldest trail in the Chochołowska Valley

two-level church with a 64 m tower, a votive offering for the rescue of John Paul II in 1981

the oldest diocesan museum in Poland, with paintings, sculptures and textiles

interactive exhibition of computers, consoles and Polish electronics that you can touch

a museum of town history, archaeology and ethnography, housed until 2017 in the Greek House

villa from 1897 designed by Witkiewicz, where the poet Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska lived

rocky summit at 1354 m above sea level on the northern ridge of Kasprowy Wierch

Jesuit shrine from the early 20th century on the slope of Gubałówka, with elements of the Zakopane style

Baroque Carmelite basilica founded by Jadwiga and Jagiełło, with the image of Our Lady of Kraków

Baroque St Lazarus's Church from 1683 with altars of black Dębnik marble

Gothic church extended with a new nave, with altars from a Tyrolean workshop