Attractions in Kraków

a Baroque synagogue built in 1635-1643, with a ceiling from 1925 and a zodiac cycle

the site of the former camp of 1942-1945, a place of remembrance with an open-air exhibition and monuments

a modernist market hall from 1940 designed by Juliusz Dumnicki, a listed monument since 2024

the tallest observation tower in the Island Beskids, with a terrace and a panorama from the Tatras to Babia Góra

an open-air museum of road machinery along a spiral path, and a museum in a building shaped like a bridge

a pass at 2308 m in the main ridge of the Tatras, reached by the green trail

a Gothic church of the Order of the Holy Spirit with a vault resting on one pillar and a Renaissance confessional

a collection of almost a thousand Barbie dolls and more than 9,000 toy cars in Kazimierz

a historic necropolis from 1803 with the Avenue of the Distinguished and the Helcel chapel

a ski resort beneath Wysoka in the Little Pieniny, six runs and three lifts with lighting

a reservoir in a former sand quarry at the Kraków boundary, with beaches, a bathing area and equipment hire

a short lower-montane valley in the Western Tatras with a stream, rock outcrops and Sabała's cottage

a neighbourhood park in Swoszowice with a wooded part, a playground and trees commemorating its patrons

a wooden villa from 1920, the home of the poet Jan Kasprowicz with preserved interiors and a mausoleum

15 relocated folk buildings from the Pogórze foothills, with a smithy, a granary and a wooden manor house

a district in Podgórze where in 1941-1943 the Germans confined the Jewish population of Kraków

a 23-metre tower from 2006 with a view of the foothills and, in good weather, the Tatras

a park with dinosaur figures, rope parks and a cave of mysteries near Wadowice

reservoirs on the Dłubnia from the 1950s, originally a water intake for Nowa Huta

a historic townhouse on Szczepański Square, a branch of the National Museum with exhibitions on Wyspiański and Jasieński

a park in a hollow left by a filled-in fort of the Kraków Fortress, with a playground and the sculpture “Kula”

more than 150 classic arcade machines from the 1980s and 90s, which you can play as much as you like

collections on the history of pharmacy on five floors of a historic townhouse on Floriańska

the only continuously operating Cistercian monastery in Poland, founded in 1234