indoor play park with a four-level structure, slides and a zone for toddlers
equestrian monument to Kościuszko from 1921, destroyed in 1940 and recreated as a gift from Dresden
Neo-Gothic basilica with Długosz's Gothic church of 1470, the shrine of St Stanislaus
rope park with a trampoline and a zip line across the grounds, with a separate course for children
wooden Lemko tserkva with an iconostasis and polychromes, a parish church since 1951
family park in Bochnia with a wooden obstacle course, a skate park, pitches and an amphitheatre
interactive highlander and brigand museum in the House of the Three Madonnas
church from the 1990s with mosaics on the façade and a Baroque altar from the Main Market Square
the oldest Polish anatomy museum, with specimens collected since 1803 in the Theatrum Anatomicum
museum in the former town hall with Podhale crafts and the oldest surviving printing press in Poland
wooden church with a sobota gallery, moved in 1947 from Zakrzów near Kalwaria to Zakopane
Gothic wooden church from the 15th century with a 16th-century triptych and polychrome
log church from 1789 with a dome over the nave and a tower with an onion-shaped cupola
pass at 779 m above sea level and the main trail junction of the Pieniny proper below Trzy Korony
rocky viewing platform on the Babia Góra ridge beside the trail from Krowiarki
museum of the history of the Sącz region, based in the Gothic House and with branches across the region
a symmetrical square with arcaded frontages, the centre of Nowa Huta's Socialist Realist plan
a former town from 1784 with a market square, Krakus Mound, fortifications and traces of the ghetto
Jagiellonian University garden known since 1467, with sculptures of professors and models of scientific instruments
30-metre roofed tower on the summit of Magurki with views of the Tatras and the Beskids
thermal baths with a brine pool at 37 degrees, jacuzzis, saunas and a salt cave
family centre with an aqua park, bouncy castles, an alpaca pen and overnight cabins