the parish church of the Helena district, consecrated in 2006 next to the former cemetery chapel
an 18th-century wooden church with a Rococo altar, a pulpit from 1779 and a shingle roof
church on a rotunda plan from 1983-1992, a sanctuary since 1994
former confraternity synagogue from 1810 with a Hebrew inscription on the facade
a mound from 1861 in honour of Kościuszko, rebuilt in 1917 after destruction by the Russians
a wooden tserkva from 1786 with an 18th-century iconostasis and a polychrome from after 1938
a Kraków Fortress fort with Senkpanzer armoured turrets, rebuilt in 1902-1908
a tower on the grassy summit of Malnik in the Leluchów Mountains, by the yellow trail from Muszyna
a quiet, rarely visited montane valley in the Western Tatras with clearings, caves and a yellow trail
the former summer residence of Casimir the Great rebuilt by Santi Gucci, now a university
a valley in the High Tatras, a strict reserve closed to tourists, with the Młyn waterfall
a 1,228 m peak in the main ridge of the Gorce, with clearings and a viewing tower, reached by three trails
a massif in the Pieniny with no marked trails, with the Andrzejówka clearing and old adits
a small exhibition of Baltic amber with inclusions at a gallery in the Old Town
a pass in the Świnica ridge on Orla Perć, crossed with the help of a ladder and chains, very demanding
the ruins of Casimir the Great's castle, where the Bar Confederates repelled Suvorov's assault
a peak in the main ridge of the Western Tatras on the Slovak border, with a view of Rohacze
two museums in the 17th-century Dom na Dołkach on the market square, including the Fr Tischner museum
an eclectic church from 1925-1934 with three naves, a square tower and a polychrome from 1966
the ruins of a royal castle with a tower on a hill above the Poprad, first mentioned in 1312
a museum in a fort in Swoszowice about Polish soldiers of 1919-1921, open on Sundays
a 753 m peak and massif of the Grybów Mountains in the Low Beskids, with a landslide and the Jelenia Góra reserve
a church from the 1990s in the Niwa district, with an organ built in Hamburg in 1960
a brick church from 1984-1994 with stained glass by Bolesław Szpecht and a sculpture of the patron from the 18th century