Attractions in Kraków

1298 m peak in the Polica Range, a ridge junction above Zawoja

open-air museum of Western Krakowiak architecture with 25 buildings at the foot of Lipowiec Castle

villa moved from Ojców, now the museum of the Estreicher family, visited by appointment

summit of 2233 m in the Granaty, on the route of Orla Perć

wooded summit of 771 m in the Low Beskids with a First World War cemetery

hill of 386 m above sea level on the Tenczyn Ridge, on the boundary of two municipalities

church in Klikowa from 1948-1950 designed by Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz

post-Baroque church from 1875-1881 in the former village of Wróblowice

sanctuary with a Gothic figure of Our Lady of Lipinki, crowned in 1980

former prayer house of the Bobov Hasidim from 1871 on the upper floor of a townhouse on ulica Estery

pump room with water from a borehole of 1932, next to the spa park in Muszyna

Nowa Huta park with a reservoir from 1957, a beach, pitches and a graduation tower on the Dłubnia

karst valley below Giewont with a clearing, a mountain hut and trails to the Red Peaks

small ski slope in Zawoja Czatoża with a drag lift and a blue run

paintball on a themed arena in Podhale with equipment and instructors

scenario paintball for groups, with arenas in ruins, forest and indoors

church from 1982-1995 with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II

play room with trampolines, a climbing wall and a café for parents

palace from 1851-1853 on Franciszkańska Street, today the seat of a pontifical university

Neo-Gothic church from 1911-1934 designed by Augustyn Tarkowski

play room with natural decor, soup for children and workshops

palace from 1535-1560, since 1864 the seat of Kraków's city authorities

play room with interactive games, ball pools and a café on the market square

church from 1972-1976 with a mosaic in the chancel and stained glass by Maciej Kauczyński