Attractions in Kraków

the highest peak of the range in the Low Beskids, with a PTTK mountain hut and a ski resort on its slopes

a national park natural history museum with four exhibitions and a Garden of the Senses

wax figures of politicians, sportspeople and actors on ulica Floriańska

a play area for children up to 12 with a climbing zone, trampolines and a ball pit

a neo-Gothic church with altars from the Zakopane school and frescoes by Eljasz

a brick-and-concrete church from the 1980s with bronze doors by Kućma and an organ from Nuremberg

the oldest wooden church in Upper Orava, a Monument of History with 17th-century polychromes

a wooden church in the Zakopane style, built by the villagers

a church from 1939-1948 with a chapel painted in the Zalipie style

a wooden cemetery church with polychromes, on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2003

a modern church with a foundation stone from the tomb of St Hedwig, the work of Witold Cęckiewicz

15th-century Gothic basilica with the Chapel of St Kinga and polychromes designed by Matejko

the Jagiellonian University campus in Ruczaj with buildings of the natural sciences, mathematics, physics and chemistry faculties

a Kraków Fortress viaduct from 1855-1870 on the road to Fort Kościuszko

a compensation reservoir on the Dunajec of 88 ha, closed to recreation

a historic cottage from about 1830, a branch of the Tatra Museum showing the roots of the Zakopane style

the highest peak of the Cietnia Range (829 m) in the Island Beskids, with a paragliders' clearing

Art Nouveau chamber of commerce building with a globe on its tower, Laszczka reliefs and the Mehoffer Hall

a play area with escape games, Nerf tournaments and themed birthday parties in Prądnik Czerwony

a brick tserkva from 1983-1996 with a 46 m bell tower, the tallest structure in the town

a covered tower on a 943 m summit with a view from the Tatras to the Gorce

six horror and crime-themed rooms for groups of 2 to 7 people

a wooden gentry manor from 1787-1790, the former home of the Tetmajers and a branch of the Tatra Museum

a 27 m wooden tower with a 360-degree terrace on the summit of Modyń in the Island Beskids