paintball on Gubałówka for groups of 6 to 20 people, with scenarios and a campfire after the game
second-highest peak of the Little Beskids with sandstone outcrops and a natural upper montane forest
massif with three summits, the largest cave in the Island Beskids and a view of Mogielica
wooded peak of 781 m in the Łososina Range with a 15-metre cross and a ski resort
go-kart track at Kapelanka with Grand Prix packages for groups of up to 12 karts at once
post-war basilica-plan church with a 17th-century painting of Our Lady of Zaborów
postmodern church with arcades, roofs of different heights and an unusual tower-bell tower
Gothic church with a Renaissance chapel and a wooden bell tower from 1541
Gothic church from the 15th century with polychromies from two eras, near Lake Rożnów
estate church in Opatkowice, expanded from a chapel of the 1980s
cross-plan church built over almost fifty years, with Baroque paintings and crucifixes
synagogue from 1746 in the former Jewish quarter, a place of prayer again since 2017
8-kilometre park along the medieval Rudawa canal, with walking and cycling paths
hydrant with plaques on the Main Market Square, commemorating Walenty Badylak's protest of 1980
play centre with trampolines, a climbing wall and a toddler corner in the centre of Limanowa
corner townhouse from 1895 with protected façades and a staircase
play centre with six zones, Montessori-inspired toys and a café for parents
paintball with full equipment and scenario games, also in the rain and for children from 8
church from the 1990s with a unified interior, stained glass and relics of Blessed Karolina Kózkówna
wooden church from the 1960s, known as the partisan church, with a Home Army museum next to it
play centre with trampolines, obstacle courses and ball pits, open since 2014
neo-Gothic church of the Felician Sisters from the late 19th century with stained glass from a Viennese workshop
Neoclassical church from 1806 with altars brought from Kraków churches