Attractions in Kraków

church rebuilt in 1971-1982, with an altar combined with neo-Baroque furnishings from Okocim

a museum of the founder of the Felician Sisters in a 14th-century townhouse near the Main Market Square

Baroque palace of the Morstins and Wodzickis on an H plan with a columned portico, in poor condition

paintball field with varied terrain and natural and artificial cover

three-summit peak in the Świnica ridge whose eastern summit hikers reach from Orla Perć

indoor track 300 m long with lap timing and karts for children

church from 1936 whose foundation stone was blessed by Cardinal Sapieha

play centre with the interactive Knowla Box room, a toddler zone and a bistro for parents

a twin-summit crag in the Świnica ridge with a famous southern face that was once inaccessible

parish church in Sidzina, built from 1984 and consecrated in its raw state in 1986

neo-Romanesque brick church from 1907-1913, built after the fire of a wooden church

church in the Bór district, with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II, consecrated in 2017

postmodern church in Dąbie whose shape is meant to resemble a bishop's mitre

eclectic brick and stone church from 1855, with a relief of the Holy Trinity above the entrance

institution in a former synagogue in Kazimierz with exhibitions, concerts, a gallery and an antiquarian bookshop

mountain hut with a restaurant on the edge of Mieszkowy Bór, at a trail junction

municipal sports body with a stadium, skatepark, Orlik pitches and summer pools

play centre with a café for parents, mainly for toddlers and pre-schoolers

Renaissance palace on Grodzka Street, for almost four centuries the seat of the Primates of Poland

Tatra valley with a karst spring, limestone and a meadow with historic shepherds' huts

eclectic palace on ul. Szlak, the former seat of Radio Kraków, designed by Antoni Łuszczkiewicz

necropolis from the late 18th century with a neo-Romanesque Sanguszko chapel and an insurgents' section

third-highest peak of the Island Beskids, with clearings and a view of the Gorce and Pieniny

new church in Niedźwiedź with a highlander roof and two towers, after the fire of the old one in 1992