the most prominent peak of the Island Beskids, with a hut from 1931 and five trails
a hut from 1953 on a mountain meadow in the Jaworzyna Range, on the Main Beskid Trail
a former mountain hut on Łapsowa Polana with a view of the Tatras, half an hour's walk from Nowy Targ
a small moraine lake in the forest of the Kościeliska Valley, 0.75 ha and 5.3 m deep
Tarnów's drama theatre from 1945 in the former Sokół building, host of the Talia comedy festival
a museum with the largest meteorite collection in Poland and halite crystals from Wieliczka
a museum in a former guesthouse on the history of Ojców, the January Uprising and wooden architecture
a pass in the Świnica ridge and the western end of the Orla Perć, with chains and clamps
a 16th-century townhouse where Matejko lived, with the painter's drawing room, bedroom and studio
an Art Nouveau church with a 60-metre tower and a 14th-century statue of Our Lady of Sorrows
the ski slopes of Wdżar with chairlifts and a summer Alpine Coaster
a 22-metre wooden tower on the highest peak of the Sącz Beskids with views of the Tatras and the Pieniny
a 23-metre tower with five platforms and views of the Low Beskids and the Tatras
a Renaissance villa with a loggia and Baroque towers in a park in Wola Justowska
a broad market square with a town hall and historic houses at the gateway to the Pieniny
a 25-metre steel tower with six platforms below the summit of Surzynówka, with views of several Beskid ranges
a park on the site of a former sand pit, with a pond, a fountain and a playground
a branch of the Museum of Kraków in the former Światowid cinema, successor to the PRL Museum and the History of Nowa Huta department
an oscypek-making show with a workshop where you make your own cheese, and a shop with highlander cheeses
a Gothic Augustinian church founded by Casimir the Great, with a tomb from Gucci's workshop
a Little Beskids peak with a clearing, a view of Babia Góra and a mountain hut nearby