Attractions in Kraków

early medieval stronghold in the Prądnik Valley, reached by a path from the Dark Cave

wooden house of Władysław Orkan from 1906 on the slope of Pustki, by the trail to Turbacz

university technology museum with models of mining and metallurgical equipment, visits by appointment

single-nave church of the 1980s with a façade shaped like folded hands

Poland's oldest museum botanical collection in four rooms in the grounds of the university garden

paintball field with open games on Sundays and games for children from 7 years old

locksmithing museum with a collection of old padlocks, in the School Complex building

southern peak of the Szczebel massif in the Island Beskids, on the border of two counties

Poland's oldest medical museum, founded in 1900, visited by appointment

well-known climbing rock in the Prądnik Valley, 22 routes of grades VI.1-VI.7

the second highest hill in Kraków after Sowiniec, with a glade frequented by Jacek Malczewski

wooden farmstead of 1905-1913 that houses the Wincenty Witos museum

cave in sandstone on the slope of Szczebel, where ice can last until summer

Neo-Gothic church of 1924-1928 beside a presbytery, a granary and a historic well

treacherous gully in the Granaty face, ending in a vertical chimney above Czarny Staw

former synagogue from the early 20th century, today an Orthodox church in the Old Town

former women's prayer room of the 19th century, a fire station after the war

ruined synagogue from the end of the 19th century, a former prayer house for men

Gothic tower of the town walls on Kapitulna Street, closed to visitors

highest elevation of the Rożnów Foothills with panoramas over the Dunajec

sports and recreation centre with a swimming pool, a sauna complex and a sports hall in the town centre

chapel in the Mogilski Wood that began with a small picture hung on an oak in 1928

three bowling lanes and a club with a dance floor in a hotel complex in Białka Tatrzańska

pizzeria with two bowling lanes in Olszyny near Zakliczyn