Attractions in Kraków

bronze statue of the astronomer in student dress by Cyprian Godebski, from 1900

park in a former ravine in the Krzesławice Hills with a pitch, a playground and a bandstand

Cistercian brick church in Nowa Huta with a tree-shaped roof and a cross from 1880

roofed trampoline park with a ninja course, climbing and a foam pit

dwarf-pine-covered high point on the eastern ridge of Babia Góra on the trail from Krowiarki

deep Tatra gully with a chained step, rare plants and three caves

ruins of one of the oldest stone castles in Poland, with St Kinga in the background

museum in a reconstructed inn with Lemko, burgher and knightly rooms

Gorce summit above Rabka-Zdrój with a viewing glade towards Babia Góra and the Polica Range

freshwater aquarium with a mountain stream, the Amazon, a turtle island and a large ant colony

indoor play room with a Monkey Grove, a toddler zone and birthday rooms

the highest of the Buczynowe Turnie on the Świnica ridge, described in the prose of Goetel and Zaruski

Discalced Carmelite church of 1907-1932 with alabaster altars and a mosaic on the façade

modernist church on a Greek cross plan with a pantheon of Home Army soldiers of the Eastern Borderlands in the crypt

Baroque Bernardine church of 1694-1703 with altars by Hankis and a figure of the Colettine Infant

a wooded ridge above the Jaworzynka Valley on the trail from Kuźnice to Hala Gąsienicowa

swimming pools, a restaurant and a music pavilion in the former spa district of Muszyna

Zakopane's old cemetery with Witkiewicz's gate and the graves of people of the Tatras and of culture

a blackthorn graduation tower in the grounds of the Salt Mine with a 22.5 m lookout tower

summit in the Żywiec Beskids with a year-round chairlift from Zawoja-Policzne and cycle routes

a 32-metre tower on the summit of Łysula with a view of the Low Beskids and a 54 m slide

a resort with a chairlift and a red run, part of the Olczański complex with a shared ski pass

hybrid roller coaster in the Dragon Town zone, with three inversions and a 90-degree drop

university pathomorphology museum with specimens in glass cabinets, open since 1831