Attractions in Kraków

glacial branch of the Chochołowska Valley with a dwarf-pine cirque and the Papal Trail

wooden tower on a 588 m hill above the Raba valley in Rabka-Zdrój

city park with a pond, a sports pitch, a playground and flower meadows from 2017

an open cave in the Kościeliska Valley that is visited without a guide

former Uhlan garrison chapel from 1909-1911, the parish church of Kobierzyn since 1934

forest paintball arena with scenario games for groups of over 200 people

magnate residence with an arcaded courtyard on the Main Market Square, the former Goethe Institute

modernist brick and reinforced-concrete church from 1948-1956, with stained glass of Polish saints

indoor playroom with climbing, trampolines and a zone for toddlers

brick hall church from 1918-1921 with frescoes by Herczak and an organ from 1906

Baroque Visitationist church with a rich interior, a treasury and a garden with chapels

modern cross-shaped church, consecrated in 2018

mural by Pil Peled from 2013 in Kazimierz, right next to the Old Synagogue

ruins of an arched bridge from the 17th century, built by the Carmelites in Czerna

bowling alley with 12 lanes, pool, arcade machines and two bars in Podgórze

one-hour team game in a puzzle room a few steps from St Florian's Gate

bronze figure of the painter in a picture frame in Planty Park by the Barbican

gallery of Polish contemporary art with the annual March Salons in Zakopane

seated Nikifor with a brush and a dog, a sculpture by Czesław Dźwigaj from 2005

rock with a viewing platform above the Prądnik Valley, also called Gruby Janek

museum in Fort No. 2 “Kościuszko” by the mound, with a permanent exhibition and a Kościuszko library

350 sq m indoor playroom with a miniature town: a theatre, a hospital and a workshop

branch of the Museum of Kraków with an exhibition on the former town of Podgórze and temporary exhibitions

playroom in the form of a miniature town with role play and a café for parents