Attractions in Kraków

contemporary brick church from 1982-1995 with stained glass by Bolesław Szpecht

a pump room of five mineral waters by the spa park, on the site of the former Spa House

a 230-metre go-kart track and a forest paintball field between Limanowa and Nowy Sącz

an 18th-century wooden tserkva with an iconostasis from the same century, now Orthodox

a reconstructed cottage from 1862 with an exhibition on a glider designer and Home Army intelligence officer

a clay-pit pond in Piaskówka more than 15 m deep, surrounded by the banks of a former brickworks

a memorial to the Great Synagogue destroyed in 1939, opened in 2019

a chapel built in 2009-2014 in the Złocień estate, the first in Kraków dedicated to Blessed Popiełuszko

a park on the site of a former airfield in Czyżyny, named after the pilot General Skalski

a stepped glacial valley with Morskie Oko and trails to Czarny Staw and Rysy

a glacial valley in the Western Tatras with collapsed adits of a former ore mine

a bust of a professor of medicine unveiled in 2014 in Zaułek Estreichera, the work of Karol Badyna

a rock shelter with two openings and a fissure-like passage in limestone above the Szklarka Valley

a Neo-Baroque Capuchin church from the 1920s with an organ from 1977

a church with mosaics by Stanisław Szmuc and stained glass by Antoni Procajłowicz, consecrated in 1976

a play room for toddlers and older children with a café and pizzeria for parents

paintball in Kościelisko on a wild field and an arena with obstacles, also for children

the fourth peak of the Gorce, with a wooded summit, a viewpoint clearing and rocks up to 20 m

a church without a tower, built from 1936 to its consecration in 1964, also by the parishioners' own efforts

Mannerist town hall with an attic with mascarons and a 17th-century clock, today a museum

the fourth parish church in Maniowy, built in 1977-1986 with furnishings from the old church

an educational loop from Ciemna Cave over Góra Koronna and Okopy to the centre of Ojców

a modernist church from the 1930s, built with the help of Grzegórzki residents

a two-level church from the 1980s with doors and an altarpiece by Bronisław Chromy