Attractions in Kraków

triangular market square in Kleparz, with a market operating here since about 1320

domed Haller chapel-mausoleum on a circular plan, with Ionic pilasters

branch of the Museum of Kraków in the former Gestapo headquarters, with detention cells and an exhibition on terror

square in the Old Town of Oświęcim with the Chewra Lomdei Mishnayot Synagogue

lookout tower in a park with footbridges over the water, near the Niepołomice Forest

Kazimierz square with the historic Okrąglak, a market, cafes and festivals

go-kart track with a separate children's track, lap timing and a two-seater kart

square by the Franciscan church with monuments to Zyblikiewicz and Dietl and the Wielopolski Palace

market square in Zwierzyniec, named after the filled-in ponds of the Norbertine sisters

landscape reserve in the Little Pieniny with rocks above the Biała Woda stream

Neo-Renaissance villa of 1888 on the Planty Park, the former home of Professor Straszewski

a 25 m karst passage in the rock of the former Kapelanka quarry

forest reserve in the Wieliczka Foothills with beech forest, oak-hornbeam forest and fir in the stand

modern church with a granite altar and bas-reliefs of biblical meals

paintball field on open ground near Nowy Sącz, for groups and individual players

brick church with a bell turret, stained glass and a Divine Mercy mosaic

western part of Dwoisty Staw in a strict reserve, with no marked trail

wooden church from Komorowice, rebuilt in Wola Justowska after two fires

the highest natural hill in Kraków, with a glade and the Piłsudski Mound at the summit

church built in the 1980s, the first Mass was held in 1987

church of 1881-1887 with the image of Our Lady of Koszyce in the main altar

late Gothic wooden church of 1648, with polychromes and a gate bell tower of 1823

highest peak of the Barnasiówka Range in the Wieliczka Foothills, locally called Dalin

two tennis courts, one of them indoor, in a recreation zone in Marszowice