Attractions in Kraków

palace formed from 17th-century tenement houses, rebuilt in 1873-1874 with a Neo-Baroque façade

1206 m rise above Rusinowa Polana with the "King of Silence" cross from 1970

tenement house at Rynek Główny 34 made of two houses, rebuilt after 1735 as a Baroque palace

four-level play room with slides, a climbing tower and a ball pool

play room with slides, obstacle courses, a toddler zone and a café for parents

a paintball field and off-road drives at the foot of the Tatra Mountains

Salesian church in Pychowice with an exposed wooden roof truss

open-air museum with a farmstead, guided tours, workshops and two educational trails

brick parish church from 1981-1987 with the painting of Our Lady of Jodłownik

parish church of St Anthony the Abbot, built from 1984 until its consecration in 2006

parish church from 1983-1987 with stained glass from Kraków workshops and three bells

modernist school church from 1932-1937 with stained glass from 1936

church founded in 1524, rebuilt in 1763, with a Rococo interior from 1778

airsoft in a former military unit, almost 5500 sq m with a building and grounds

a laser tag hall of over 2500 sq m with the iCombat Tactical system and a game mode in the dark

a student hut in the Sącz Beskids at about 900 m above sea level, with a kitchen and a campfire spot

a cemetery from 1920 with sections for soldiers of many armies, entered in the heritage register

a hall with electric drift karts, driving indoors, without fumes or noise

an early medieval hillfort on a hill with a chapel from 1924 and a viewing area

a bust of the poet from 1900 on a granite plinth with a lyre, next to the cathedral

an indoor play centre with slides, a “Monkey Grove” and a café for parents

a gallery from 1995 showing contemporary painting, sculpture and prints

the house and studio of the photographer Walery Rzewuski from the 1860s on Westerplatte Street

two escape rooms: a pirate tavern and a Slavic Midsummer Night