a wooden church from 1670 with a Baroque tower and a Renaissance font from 1545
a church with three towers built in 1989-2000, consecrated by Cardinal Macharski
a Gothic church from the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries, the oldest sacred monument in the Podtatrze region
a Cistercian abbey from 1222 in Nowa Huta, a Monument of History with a museum and the wooden Church of St Bartholomew
a church from 1982-1985 with relics of St Brother Albert and an Ecce Homo painting on the high altar
a clearing with views of the Pieniny Mountains and the Tatras, reached by a paved road from Gaboń
a pump room with three mineral waters and a graduation tower, in a valley between the Gorce and the Island Beskids
a mound and a sandstone obelisk from 1872 in honour of Gen. Dąbrowski in Pierzchów
a valley near Kraków with Sokolica, more than 80 climbing crags and the Szum waterfall
a new parish church on Górka Narodowa, built from 2006 to 2012
a university museum with works by Matejko, Wyspiański and Wajda, temporarily closed
a modern church with a 47-metre tower and four viewing balconies, at 540 metres above sea level
a museum of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship self-government with exhibitions on the fates of the region's people, on ul. Kolbego in Oświęcim
a church in Chrzanów-Kościelec with a Gothic apse and a bell cast in 1484
a modern church with a triangular form designed by Leszek Pilawski, with a tower and a statue of Christ
a Baroque brick church from 1762-1770 with a tower with a bulbous dome from 1798
a late 19th-century church with a Baroque altar from the earlier wooden church
a tower from 2023 with a panorama of the Beskids, the Gorce and, in good weather, the Tatras
a historic villa from 1923-1925, a branch of the MuFo Museum of Photography
a surviving section of medieval fortifications with a visitor route on ul. Pijarska
an 801 m peak in the Island Beskids with a viewing tower from 2023 and a beech forest reserve
a Neo-Gothic brick church from 1912-1915, extended with a transept and chancel in the 1990s
a 2262 m crag in the Świnica ridge, with a red trail after the 2018 rockfall and climbing routes
a brick Neo-Gothic church from 1912-1913 designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki