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Neo-Gothic brick church from 1923-1927 in Piaski Wielkie

modernist church from 1930-1931 in Płaszów, with the image of Our Lady of Płaszów

694 m pass with an obelisk from 1938 and a view of the Gorce and Babia Góra

late Gothic wooden church with a sobota, a tower with an izbica gallery and fragments of 16th-century polychrome decoration

Zakopane-style villa from 1902, listed in the heritage register, with a museum inside

Gothic larch church from 1466 with three hall naves and Rococo polychrome decoration

wooden church from before 1515 with a late Gothic triptych, on the Lesser Poland Wooden Architecture Route

postmodern cross-plan church from 1993-2002 on the Kalinowe estate in Bieńczyce

modernist church of brick and stone from 1992, built with the help of the American Polonia

modernist building of the university library, with exhibitions and tours for groups

wooden tserkva from 1929 and a spring on the slope of Mount Jawor, a pilgrimage destination

a 36-metre tower on Skała hill commemorating Pilecki's escape route from Auschwitz

armoured fort from 1897 with a moat and a barracks block, today with a park and guided entries

Baroque Reformed Franciscan church from 1626, founded by Sigismund III Vasa

2,065 m summit in the main ridge of the Tatras, above the Valley of the Five Polish Ponds

exhibition on the history of sound recording: gramophones, tape recorders and radios in interiors from various eras

first section of the cable car from 1936, from Kuźnice to Myślenickie Turnie, 325 m uphill

three-nave church with two towers, blessed in 1989, a Marian shrine since 2013

Piarist church in Rakowice, a former chapel from 1911 rebuilt in 1971

wartime residence from 1942-1943 above the Vistula, today a hotel and restaurant

ruins of the Gothic castle in Rożnów and the Renaissance defences of Hetman Jan Tarnowski

small open-air museum by the Kamycko stream, operating since 1963, with exhibitions and workshops

hill in the Wolski Forest with a Camaldolese monastery, a fort and a vineyard on its slopes

postmodern church from 1984-1992 with a ceiling like a starry sky