a year-round hut in the Jamne valley with dormitories, a base for trips towards Turbacz
a stop on the Kraków Technology Trail: a rebuilt viaduct on the site of a former bridge over the Old Vistula
an oxbow lake of the Vistula with water-lilies on the northern edge of the Niepołomice Forest
three rings of Austrian fortifications around Kraków, with 34 surviving forts
a hill in Podgórze with a quarry, a Kraków Fortress fort and the traditional Rękawka
a crag of 2247 m on the Świnica ridge above three glacial cirques, with a statuette from 1904
a palace of an oil industrialist from 1900-1908, in Secession style with Neo-Baroque, with a park
a parish church from 1959-1966, built through the efforts of the faithful and Fr Bolesław Zelek
a church from the 1980s at an altitude of 535 m, with a polychrome from 2019 and a bell tower
a brick church from 1988-1993 with a simple, bright interior and a plaque to its builder
bronze figures from "The Wedding" around a pensive Wyspiański, next to the National Museum
a synagogue from around 1900 with a surviving frieze, now used by a company
a former prayer room from around 1890 in Kazimierz, now housing festival offices
a seasonal bathing area with inflatable obstacle courses on the water, with lifeguards and summer day camps
a play centre with a wooden monkey grove, classes and birthday parties for children near Kraków
a summer beach with deckchairs, a water playground and a rope park by the Water Park
eight courts, four of them indoor, and a bowling alley with tennis and bowling leagues
a granite block by the trail in the Roztoka Valley whose shape resembles a beggar woman
a manor house with a 19th-century pedigree, a chapel and a park with oaks about 500 years old
slide tracks on mats by the upper station of the Góra Parkowa cable car, from a gentle wave to the "kamikaze"
a play centre with slides and ball pits, workshops and birthday parties for children
a necropolis from the mid-19th century with several dozen matzevot on Polna Street
an artillery fort of Kraków Fortress from 1881-1886, the seat of a youth cultural centre in Nowa Huta
a former gas-coal mine from 1895-1955 with flooded workings and traces of buildings