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stone church from the 1930s, built by the grave of soldiers killed in the First World War

modernist church from 1970 with a tower, three bells and a relief by Zdzisław Kościelniak

wooden church from 1761 with brick chapels topped with onion domes

church in Rabka-Zdrój that grew out of a chapel built by spa guests

church from 1865 with Baroque altars and a font from the early 18th century

the smallest of Kraków's mounds, raised in 1997 to commemorate the pope's pilgrimage

a wooded hill of 468 m above Rajbrot, crossed by the green trail to Czchów

the flat and studio of Tadeusz Kantor with his notes, drawings and mementos

a summit in the Brzanka Range with a monument to the Home Army ambush of 1944 and a PTTK trail

a forty-metre cave in the Zakrzówek Limestone Hills with a narrow entrance and dripstone formations

a grassy pass at 1148 m in the Polica Range, former grazing pastures and a viewpoint

a museum of sacred folk art at the parish, a branch of the Diocesan Museum in Tarnów

a 764 m summit in the Island Beskids with views of the Gorce and the Tatras from open spots to the south

a Bernardine church at the foot of Nosal, since 2020 a sanctuary of St Anthony

a year-round hut in the Jamne valley with dormitories, a base for trips towards Turbacz

three rings of Austrian fortifications around Kraków, with 34 surviving forts

a hill in Podgórze with a quarry, a Kraków Fortress fort and the traditional Rękawka

a crag of 2247 m on the Świnica ridge above three glacial cirques, with a statuette from 1904

a palace of an oil industrialist from 1900-1908, in Secession style with Neo-Baroque, with a park

a parish church from 1959-1966, built through the efforts of the faithful and Fr Bolesław Zelek

a church from the 1980s at an altitude of 535 m, with a polychrome from 2019 and a bell tower

a brick church from 1988-1993 with a simple, bright interior and a plaque to its builder

a synagogue from around 1900 with a surviving frieze, now used by a company

a former prayer room from around 1890 in Kazimierz, now housing festival offices