A stone-lined spring in Regulice on the Tenczyn Ridge, with a shrine in the wall, the source of the Regulka stream.
The Jurassic Spring (Źródełko Jurajskie) is a spring in Regulice, on the Tenczyn Ridge. It is one of the initial sources of the Regulka stream.
From the 16th century the water from the spring powered two mills and a sawmill. In 1883 there were plans to capture it for the needs of the Kraków waterworks, but the idea was abandoned because of high costs.
It is a spring with a stone casing, captured in 1971 for the villagers. Excess water flows into the Regulka. In the stone wall above the spring there is a shrine. The spring's yield is 23 litres per second, and the water temperature is 9.3 °C. The area is part of the local ecomuseum.
Nearby lie the Fire Brigade Museum in Alwernia and Tenczyn Castle.
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