Attractions in Kraków

ravine with Upper Jurassic rocks and old beech forest in Kraków's Wolski Forest

paintball in the forests and hills of Sidzina with uniforms and equipment included in the game

wooden church from 1518 with the Dunin chapel and a gravestone slab from 1546

Neo-Baroque church from 1960 with sgraffito by Stanisław Szmuc and mosaics in the altars

palace rebuilt in 1836 on the site of the castle of the Dukes of Zator, with a park

church from 1958-1960 built by the villagers, foundation stone blessed by Karol Wojtyła

memorial house of the philosopher Fr Józef Tischner with keepsakes, manuscripts and lectures

church built by the villagers around a stone chapel from 1948

single-nave church from 1959-1967 designed by Antoni Mazur, consecrated in 2010

one of Kraków's youngest churches, built in 2008-2012 in Kliny

16 by 7 m sports pool with a sauna zone, a salt graduation tower and swimming lessons

glacial pond below Kościelec, the third largest in the Gąsienicowa Valley

ghetto for the Jewish population in Tarnów, in operation in 1942-1943

ski resort in Krynica-Zdrój: three blue runs, snowmaking, evening skiing

chartered-town square behind St Mary's Basilica with St Barbara's Church and tenement houses

a trail with viewing terraces for birdwatching above a reservoir near Łączany

small, overgrowing lake in the Gąsienicowa Valley, at an altitude of 1618 m

the highest peak of the Pieninki ridge, with relict pines and a view of the Dunajec

monument from 1964 on the edge of the former Plaszow camp, commemorating its victims

a bird-themed pocket park with hammocks, bench swings and herb boxes

bench monument with two empty chairs in a park in the centre of Krynica, from 2018

an escape room in Leonardo da Vinci's workshop, a game for 2 to 6 people lasting 75 minutes

Neoclassical spa bandstand from 1926 on Krynica's promenade

former Kleparz market with the Grunwald Monument from 1910, next to the Barbican