Attractions in Kraków

a wooden Spiš homestead from 1861, a branch of the Tatra Museum with an ethnographic display

a village parish church with a cemetery and a historic chapel of the Szalay family

a new parish church in Witkowice with a foundation stone from the crypts of Wawel Cathedral

a neo-Romanesque church from 1873 with a 52-metre tower and a 17th-century image of Our Lady

wooden church from 1675 with Rococo polychromes and Baroque furnishings

a wooden church from 1555 with a Gothic Madonna of 1420 and chapels from 1929

Lubomirski's early Baroque church of 1618-1621 with a rectory, belfry and cemetery

a synagogue from 1908 that no longer exists, commemorated by a plaque on ul. Nowa

a Tatra tarn at 1,788 m above sea level beneath the wall of Mały Kozi Wierch

Lemko tserkva from 1837, regarded as a model example of the north-western type

Montessori-style play centre with wooden toys, a baby zone and a cafe

reconstructed Renaissance gardens of Sigismund the Old and Bona, with a brick road and herbs in oak boxes

mountain paintball arena with mission scenarios and battles for up to 400 players

an underground maze with UV lighting and laser markers, for players aged 5 and over

Neo-Gothic Wężyk palace designed by Feliks Księżarski, with a landscape park

Carpathian beech forest on the steep slope of the Tylmanowa Gorge of the Dunajec

a scouting museum in the nineteenth-century Jugowice fort

a young forest reserve on the ridge of Kozie Żebro in the Low Beskids, 105 ha

a forest reserve on the slopes of Kamienna in the Babica Range, by the sources of the Gościbia

an eight-metre cave in the Jurassic limestone of Panieńskie Skały in the Wolski Forest

postmodern Franciscan church with a foundation stone from Karol Wojtyła

parish church from 1830-1835 with monuments to St James and St Stanisław Papczyński

single-nave academic church consecrated in 1948, a former parish church

exhibition and workshops on the wooden toy, a park of large folk toys in Stryszawa