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forested peak of 888 m in the Low Beskids, with a yellow trail from Nowy Sącz to Gorlice

single-storey manor house with a Doric portico and a tower, surrounded by a park with a pond

ruins of a medieval castle on the slope of Uklejna hill, with a blown-up stone tower

museum in the Ludwikowski Small Palace with the town's history, industry and ethnography

manor house with a park in Sieciechowice, today an artists' residence with a gallery and a piano of 1921

single-nave church in Słotwiny whose foundation stone was blessed by John Paul II

single-nave church with two towers and an organ of 1781 from the former church in Tyniec

gallery on św. Marka Street with Polish painting from the 19th century to the avant-garde

culmination of the Twardy Grzbiet in the Western Tatras, 80 m from Szerokie Siodło

single-nave church of the late 19th century with a slender tower, renovated in the early 21st century

small church of the 1980s with a 17th-century crucifix in the main altar

late Baroque church of 1733-1736 with a bell tower and a wall, entered in the heritage register

Tatra lake at 1,654 m that divides into two ponds at low water

wooden manor house from the mid-19th century on the Wooden Architecture Route, with museum interiors

contemporary art gallery run since 1999 by the Fred Gijbels Foundation

brick church from 1946-47 designed by Szyszko-Bohusz, with polychromes by Paweł Mitka

earth ramparts, a moat and traces of foundations of a castle demolished in 1477 on Żar hill

regional museum in a former guardhouse, on rafting, wire-working and the history of Szczawnica

mining exhibition on the site of the "Zbyszek" shaft, with a headframe and a winding engine house

parish church from 1981-1991 with a polychrome altar wall by Józef Furdyna

church from 1952 in the Podhale style, with rosary chapels around the church

branch of the Museum of Kraków in the Pod Krzyżem House on the city's traditions, sounds and crafts

half-kilometre gorge in the Kościeliska Valley with vertical walls up to 100 m and a figure of St Catherine

Lemko tserkva from the village of Czarne with an iconostasis from 1801 and polychromes from the late 19th century