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an eclectic palace with a crenellated tower, rebuilt from a former villa

a hill above the Vistula gorge with traces of a hillfort from the Lusatian culture period

a Neo-Renaissance palace from 1874 in Stradom, today an office centre and a hotel

a Neo-Gothic brick palace from 1809-1859, entered in the heritage register

a Neo-Gothic palace with an octagonal viewing tower, built in 1857-1865

a 7-metre phreatic cave in the wall of the Kapelanka quarry, reached by climbing

a wooden Neoclassical manor house from 1863 next to Rydlówka, formerly Tetmajer's home

a museum with a collection of more than 300 pieces of ski equipment and an exhibition on Major Julian Zubek of the Home Army

the second peak from the west in the High Tatras (2,128 m), between Skrajna Turnia and Świnica

a synagogue from 1907 in the courtyard of a tenement house at ul. Mostowa 8, designed by Beniamin Torbe

brick Orthodox church consecrated in 2014, with relics of St Maxim of Gorlice

domed Haller chapel-mausoleum on a circular plan, with Ionic pilasters

lookout tower in a park with footbridges over the water, near the Niepołomice Forest

Neo-Renaissance villa of 1888 on the Planty Park, the former home of Professor Straszewski

a 25 m karst passage in the rock of the former Kapelanka quarry

modern church with a granite altar and bas-reliefs of biblical meals

brick church with a bell turret, stained glass and a Divine Mercy mosaic

wooden church from Komorowice, rebuilt in Wola Justowska after two fires

the highest natural hill in Kraków, with a glade and the Piłsudski Mound at the summit

church built in the 1980s, the first Mass was held in 1987

church of 1881-1887 with the image of Our Lady of Koszyce in the main altar

late Gothic wooden church of 1648, with polychromes and a gate bell tower of 1823

highest peak of the Barnasiówka Range in the Wieliczka Foothills, locally called Dalin

early medieval stronghold in the Prądnik Valley, reached by a path from the Dark Cave