Attractions in Kraków

contemporary art gallery run since 1999 by the Fred Gijbels Foundation

market on the western part of the square of the former town of Kleparz

former market square of the town of Podgórze with St Joseph's Church and the manor house where Chopin stayed

reserve on the slopes of Jodłowa Góra with a natural yew stand and Carpathian beech forest

forest reserve on the slopes of Kostrza hill with 150-year-old beeches and rare hart's-tongue fern

brick church from 1946-47 designed by Szyszko-Bohusz, with polychromes by Paweł Mitka

earth ramparts, a moat and traces of foundations of a castle demolished in 1477 on Żar hill

regional museum in a former guardhouse, on rafting, wire-working and the history of Szczawnica

tiny reserve of warmth-loving rock grasslands on the edge of Wolski Forest

indoor play park with three obstacle courses, trampolines and a foam pit

mining exhibition on the site of the "Zbyszek" shaft, with a headframe and a winding engine house

floodplain lake below Gładka Pass whose size depends on the inflow of water

parish church from 1981-1991 with a polychrome altar wall by Józef Furdyna

church from 1952 in the Podhale style, with rosary chapels around the church

branch of the Museum of Kraków in the Pod Krzyżem House on the city's traditions, sounds and crafts

half-kilometre gorge in the Kościeliska Valley with vertical walls up to 100 m and a figure of St Catherine

Lemko tserkva from the village of Czarne with an iconostasis from 1801 and polychromes from the late 19th century

wooden manor house from the 18th century with a portico, an outbuilding, a granary and a pond

square around St Mary's Basilica on a former cemetery, with the student fountain and tenement houses

single-nave wooden chapel from 1945, designed by Zdzisław Mączeński

marble group from 1886: the wedding of Jadwiga and Jagiełło, in Planty Park on Basztowa Street

Baroque palace with portals decorated with columns, occupied by the Jagiellonian University law faculty

modernist building from the 1920s for the Polish Bazaar, later the seat of Kraków's press

postmodern church of the Resurrectionist seminary, built in 1985-1996