a Małe Pieniny peak on the Slovak border with views of Radziejowa and the Pieniny proper
a park from 2018 on a former railway station, with an urban farm, a stage and a wildflower meadow
an indoor play hall in Galeria Kazimierz, nine zones for children from 1 to 10
a historic park by the Glass Houses with an oak planted on the anniversary of the death of John Paul II
a family play park themed on the Smurfs at Krupówki, open all year round
the park's natural history exhibition on the fauna, geology and settlement of the Prądnik Valley
a modernist Salesian church with an openwork dome and a memory of Karol Wojtyła
a neo-Romanesque Oratorian church from 1878-1879, with chapels of St Philip Neri and Our Lady
a brick bet midrash of 1913, restored and reopened in 2000
a reservoir on the Dunajec behind the dam at Czchów, 346 ha of water between wooded banks
sports pool, recreational pool and paddling pool, 45 m tube slide, sauna zone and salt cave
seat of the bishops of Kraków since the end of the 14th century, with the Papal Window above the gate
a steel truss bridge of 1933 between Kazimierz and Podgórze
a city park on the Vistula with an outdoor gym, a fitness trail and a bird-watching point
a rectangular square in the medieval ellipse of the town, with a town hall tower 53 m high
a 13th-century Premonstratensian convent with a Baroque church, seven wooden altars and a shrine
academic church of the Dominicans from 1999-2001, with an icon crowned by John Paul II
a reserve of 1989 with beech woods, the Kulenda gorge and six caves in a small valley
four small lakes on a terrace above the Valley of the Five Ponds, seen from the yellow trail
an early Baroque church from 1638-1644, a Protestant church since 1816
a former house of prayer in Kazimierz, converted after the war into flats, with two windows from the synagogue period
the lowest and easternmost summit of the Granaty, on the route of the Orla Perć
a three-summit peak of the Island Beskids with a beech-forest reserve and a ski station
a Vistulan stronghold from the 8th-11th centuries with two rings of ramparts and moats on Bocheniec hill