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new parish church from 2013, consecrated in 2024, next to the old historic church

church from 1957-1960 with a 45-metre tower and stained glass from 1972, a Fátima shrine

17th-century monastery in a former castle, with the crypt of Wacław Potocki and a library with incunabula

a sculptor's own gallery from 1976 with a permanent exhibition and contemporary art shows

a science centre with over 100 interactive stations, laboratories and a roof garden

a collection of agates and minerals from the surrounding fields, with a Jurassic fossil section

a neo-Gothic palace from 1882 modelled on a Scottish castle, with towers, a terrace and a park

an archaeological site in the Kluczwoda Valley with a huge entrance hall and a bat hibernation roost

an interactive bee centre with four themed zones and workshops

a late Gothic Odrowąż castle with four wings around a courtyard with a well

a PTTK regional museum in the Batorówka townhouse, with mining and ethnographic departments

three Babia Góra highlander cottages, a forge and a wayside chapel below Babia Góra

an open-air museum of a wealthy Spiš homestead with an exhibition on interwar peasant culture

a Mannerist church from 1630 with a fence and chapels, listed in the heritage register

a Baroque missionaries' church by Bażanka with a portrait of Báthory from 1583

a Baroque garrison church in Stradom, formerly Bernardine, with the sarcophagus of General Haller

a wooden church from 1774-1776 with a painting from 1637 and a separate brick belfry

a 16th-century wooden church on the Wooden Architecture Route, with a coffered ceiling

a single-nave Resurrectionist church from 1989 in the postmodern style

a Neoclassical manor from 1839, the oldest building in the spa, now a guesthouse

a Missionary church from the 1990s with stained glass by Teresa Stankiewicz in Łobzów

a two-level church with a lower and an upper church, the latter consecrated in 2014

a regional museum in a manor of 1782-1786 with a Biedermeier parlour and an archaeological exhibition

a church from 2001 on the site of the Nowa Huta Cross, defended by residents in 1960