Attractions in Kraków

a bouncy castle park with castles, slides and a five-metre trampoline

a forest reserve on the steep northern slopes of Lubogoszcz

a reserve from 1959 protecting old larches on the southern slopes of Lubań

a solitary forested peak in the Island Beskids with old beech forest and natural monuments

a post-war church on the market square with a Gothic pietà and a 13th-century font

a Neo-Gothic church from 1919-1921 designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki

a paintball field with obstacles and hired equipment, for groups of eight or more

a Capuchin shrine with the 1635 image of Our Lady of Kołomyja

a rocky 1867 m peak, the highest in the Ornak ridge in the Western Tatras

a single-nave church from 1997-2004, its foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

indoor play centre with inflatable and roller slides, trampolines and the Monkey Grove

open-air go-kart track with lap timing on the roof of a shopping centre

graduation tower fed by thermal brine from a borehole more than 2000 m deep

manor house from 1870-1880 in Stary Bieżanów, now a branch of the Podgórze Cultural Centre

a museum of Tadeusz Kantor in a former Podgórze power station, with a new building resembling a table

farmstead with a chyża, granaries and windmills, and workshops on the old Lemko village

play area with a climbing wall, slides and a zip line on the upper floor of the municipal sports hall

a hundred-metre route along a wooden gallery beside the walls, with towers and a chapel in the Florian Gate

working water tower from 1980 with a torus-shaped tank on 24 curved columns

new parish church on the estate along al. Stelmachów, built from 2006

play centre with a climbing structure and slides, from a nationwide chain for children up to 11

an isolated massif on the right bank of the Skawa with four summits and bouldering rocks

post-war church of the Podwawelskie estate with a 35-metre cross and a bell tower with three bells

church in Kowaniec in Nowy Targ, built in 1984-1988, consecrated in 2002