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sanctuary with a Gothic figure of Our Lady of Lipinki, crowned in 1980

former prayer house of the Bobov Hasidim from 1871 on the upper floor of a townhouse on ulica Estery

pump room with water from a borehole of 1932, next to the spa park in Muszyna

Nowa Huta park with a reservoir from 1957, a beach, pitches and a graduation tower on the Dłubnia

karst valley below Giewont with a clearing, a mountain hut and trails to the Red Peaks

church from 1982-1995 with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

palace from 1851-1853 on Franciszkańska Street, today the seat of a pontifical university

Neo-Gothic church from 1911-1934 designed by Augustyn Tarkowski

palace from 1535-1560, since 1864 the seat of Kraków's city authorities

church from 1972-1976 with a mosaic in the chancel and stained glass by Maciej Kauczyński

wooden church from 1518 with the Dunin chapel and a gravestone slab from 1546

Neo-Baroque church from 1960 with sgraffito by Stanisław Szmuc and mosaics in the altars

palace rebuilt in 1836 on the site of the castle of the Dukes of Zator, with a park

church from 1958-1960 built by the villagers, foundation stone blessed by Karol Wojtyła

memorial house of the philosopher Fr Józef Tischner with keepsakes, manuscripts and lectures

church built by the villagers around a stone chapel from 1948

single-nave church from 1959-1967 designed by Antoni Mazur, consecrated in 2010

one of Kraków's youngest churches, built in 2008-2012 in Kliny

a trail with viewing terraces for birdwatching above a reservoir near Łączany

small, overgrowing lake in the Gąsienicowa Valley, at an altitude of 1618 m

the highest peak of the Pieninki ridge, with relict pines and a view of the Dunajec

palace formed from 17th-century tenement houses, rebuilt in 1873-1874 with a Neo-Baroque façade

1206 m rise above Rusinowa Polana with the "King of Silence" cross from 1970

tenement house at Rynek Główny 34 made of two houses, rebuilt after 1735 as a Baroque palace