Attractions in Kraków

470-metre zip line over the Balaton in Trzebinia, with two lines for a joint ride

paintball field in Sieraków, a few kilometres from Dobczyce

the second summit of the Pieninki, with Sokola Perć, a cliff above the Dunajec and a viewpoint over the gorge

ice rink with sports facilities, used by ice hockey and figure skating clubs

municipal pool with a 25 m pool, a counter-current, a geyser and a 45-metre slide

pools, a sauna complex with a salt grotto, a brine graduation tower and a climbing wall in one facility

medieval bishop's townhouse on Kanonicza with a courtyard decorated with sgraffito

indoor go-kart track with timing to the thousandth of a second and amateur competitions

16th-century Renaissance residence of the Myszkowski family, today the seat of schools in Książ Wielki

action painting and painting in UV light for children and groups, by prior booking

basilica-type church from 1961 with a Pietà and a procession of Polish saints by Bronisław Chromy

sports hall with a basketball and volleyball court and a dance room

reserve with a seven-metre mushroom-shaped rock in the Wiśnicz Foothills

play centre with an obstacle course and a climbing wall and a cafe for parents

private executioner's museum in a 15th-century cellar, with more than a hundred instruments of torture and guided visits

church from 1986-1997 with a form of two overlapping pyramids, designed by Krzysztof Białka

four-level play centre with slides, a zip line and a wall with a foam pit

play centre for older children and teenagers with slides and a photo booth

quad and buggy rides on private land and paintball near Zakopane

modernist Salesian church from 1936-1946, with a portico, high steps and sculptures by Stobierski

Neoclassical church from 1824 with a font from 1541 that survived the fire of the earlier church

Neo-Romanesque church of the Felician Sisters from 1884, with a golden crown on the tower and the tomb of Blessed Mother Angela

stone tserkva with three towers from 1917-1925, today a church, with a spring held by tradition to be miraculous

church set up in the former Mariacki manor house, with 16th-century cellars and a Gothic sculpture of Christ