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a pass in the Kasprowy Wierch ridge where a record nine paths in the Tatras meet

a wooden church from around 1730, consecrated in 1747, with a wooden belfry

a modern parish church in Podgórze, consecrated in 2007

a church from the 1980s with a 48-metre tower, three altars and stained glass

a historic complex with a church from the early 12th century, a belfry and a rectory in Słomniki municipality

a library in a former barracks on Rajska Street, with exhibitions and a programme of events

a wide glade below Luboń Wielki with a view of the Gorce and the whole Tatra ridge

an old cottage in the Silesian-Spiš style in which the highlander storyteller Sabała was born

a two-level church with a 58 m tower, built in 1996-2004

a single-nave church from 1972-1978, consecrated by Cardinal Karol Wojtyła

a regional museum from 1927, with branches in Tarnów, Zalipie and Nowy Wiśnicz

a modernist basilica from 1935-1952, used as a warehouse and stable during the war

a new church from 1979-1988 built one metre from the old church of 1636

a wooden Spiš homestead from 1861, a branch of the Tatra Museum with an ethnographic display

a village parish church with a cemetery and a historic chapel of the Szalay family

a new parish church in Witkowice with a foundation stone from the crypts of Wawel Cathedral

a neo-Romanesque church from 1873 with a 52-metre tower and a 17th-century image of Our Lady

wooden church from 1675 with Rococo polychromes and Baroque furnishings

a wooden church from 1555 with a Gothic Madonna of 1420 and chapels from 1929

Lubomirski's early Baroque church of 1618-1621 with a rectory, belfry and cemetery

a Tatra tarn at 1,788 m above sea level beneath the wall of Mały Kozi Wierch

Lemko tserkva from 1837, regarded as a model example of the north-western type

Neo-Gothic Wężyk palace designed by Feliks Księżarski, with a landscape park

a scouting museum in the nineteenth-century Jugowice fort