sacred art from the 13th century in the houses on Kanonicza Street, the former home of Karol Wojtyła
brick church of the Vincentians from 1892-1894, Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic, with an organ by Rieger
Tatra cave in the Kościeliska Valley with a large chamber, open without a guide
horst of Jurassic limestone with xerothermic grasslands and a geological trail
pass at 1,725 m between Kopa Kondracka and Giewont, a junction of two trails
Gothic church of the canons regular from the 13th century with a wooden altar from the early 17th century
concert hall for 650 people and master classes for young musicians in Lusławice
reservoir on the Raba River from 1986, which gives Kraków more than half of its drinking water
park in the valley of the Bieżanowski stream for the estates of Nowy Prokocim and Nowy Bieżanów
art gallery in Witkiewicz's villa of 1895, a branch of the Tatra Museum
ruins of the castle of Casimir the Great with the Blacksmith's Tower in a park by the Dunajec and Kamienica
Poor Clares' convent of 1280 where Duchess Kinga is buried, part of a Historic Monument
valley with 19 of the 21 ponds of the Gąsienicowa Valley, between Kasprowy Wierch and Świnica
museum in the Cathedral House with regalia, the treasury and a room of mementoes of John Paul II
year-round chairlift from Kościelisko to Butorowy Wierch, with views of the Tatras
open-air museum about maziarstwo, the lubricant trade on which the Lemko village of Łosie lived
Gorce hut in a clearing at 968 m above sea level with a view of the Tatras and Babia Góra
Neo-Gothic palace of the Fowler Brotherhood from 1837 with an exhibition on its history
concert hall in a building of 1931, with an Art Deco interior and an organ of 50 stops