a Neo-Gothic brick church built after a fire in 1906 to a design by Sas-Zubrzycki
a larch graduation tower in Czarna Góra park, open daily from March to October
a Kazimierz tenement house with Gothic cellars, today a branch of the Ethnographic Museum
a late Neoclassical manor house from the early 19th century, converted into a school before the First World War
twin bridges over the Dunajec from 1934 and 2011, illuminated, with a cycle path
a vanished synagogue from 1786, demolished in 1973, with a memorial tree on the site
a vanished 19th-century synagogue, on its site a plaque commemorating the Jewish residents
a triangular square with interwar buildings, called Freedom Square in 1955-1991
a square by the Planty Park with a fountain and Art Nouveau cultural buildings
the foundations of a German mountain hut from 1905 below the summit of Babia Góra
a river park on the Wilga with a cycle path, footbridges and permeable surfaces
a wooded ridge of the Jaworzyna Range above Złotne, with a beech forest reserve and seven caves
a play centre with slides and a ball pit by a gym on Sikorskiego Street
a 23-metre cave in the Kapelanka quarry, named after its discoverer
a strict forest reserve with old-growth oak stands on the edge of the Niepołomice Forest
a play centre in a shopping gallery with an animator, painting and birthday packages
a year-round paintball field with a safety briefing, run since 1998
an old-growth hornbeam woodland reserve in the Niepołomice Forest, established in 1957
the only museum of a decoration that adults receive from children
an escape room inspired by "Game of Thrones", for two to four players, 75 minutes
the second-highest lake in Poland, in the upper tier of the Valley of the Five Polish Ponds
outdoor laser tag on almost half a hectare of forest, with five game modes and a night game
regional collections and liturgical textiles in a former monastery complex
a junction peak in the Western Tatras ridge, above three valleys, on the border with Slovakia