Attractions in Kraków

interactive exhibition of computers, consoles and Polish electronics that you can touch

alpaca farm with visits, animal feeding and walks with alpacas

paintball for children and adults in Brzegi, with Gotcha markers and a barbecue area

a museum of town history, archaeology and ethnography, housed until 2017 in the Greek House

villa from 1897 designed by Witkiewicz, where the poet Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska lived

reserve in the Tyniec Hills with xerothermic grasslands and the rock grayling

rocky summit at 1354 m above sea level on the northern ridge of Kasprowy Wierch

Jesuit shrine from the early 20th century on the slope of Gubałówka, with elements of the Zakopane style

Baroque Carmelite basilica founded by Jadwiga and Jagiełło, with the image of Our Lady of Kraków

Baroque St Lazarus's Church from 1683 with altars of black Dębnik marble

Gothic church extended with a new nave, with altars from a Tyrolean workshop

wooden church from 1748 with a Gothic triptych, on the Wooden Architecture Route

25 m pool with six lanes, a recreation area with geysers, saunas and a gym

paintball on a field with trenches and car wrecks, plus laser tag, a programme for children from 7

First World War cemetery with a wooden gontyna chapel, the resting place of soldiers of three armies

reservoir on the Ropa with a marina, a bathing area and a quiet zone for boats

Salvatorian church with a Fatima shrine, a minor basilica since 2013

flat boulder with a shelter at 1727 m beside the trail to Chłopek

city centre with a swimming pool, saunarium and gym on Eisenberga Street

indoor karting track 420 m long, with go-karts for children too

steel arch bridge over the Vistula with no pier in the river, with a path for pedestrians and cyclists

25 m wooden tower with views of the Low Beskids and, in good weather, the Tatras

indoor drift track for Crazy Carts and RC model racing in Tarnów

ski resort with a chairlift, floodlit runs and a rope park