Attractions in Kraków

an underground shelter in Nowa Huta with an exhibition on danger, shelters and the Cold War

a Neo-Renaissance palace from 1882 with a landscape park, the seat of a scientific institute

a Neoclassical palace from 1903, formerly the Lenin Museum, today the seat of a court

a reserve on the slopes of Śnieżnica protecting Carpathian beech forest, rock outcrops and rare forest-floor plants

a palace from 1531-1532 on Kanonicza Street, a former inquisitorial court, today a university and a café

a city palace on Grodzka Street with rich ornamentation on the facade from the mid-19th century

the first town hall of Podgórze, a house from the early 19th century where the magistrate worked until 1854

the ruins of a 14th-century castle above the Dunajec, with traces of a moat and fragments of walls

dolomite rock gates in the Chochołowska Valley with a stream sinkhole and caves

a parish church built in 1994-1997, dedicated to the Transfiguration

a Neo-Gothic church from 1932 with an 18th-century figure of Merciful Jesus

a reinforced-concrete church from the 1980s with paintings of saints connected with the Sącz region

a three-nave basilica from the 1930s on the Lesser Poland Trail of the Canons Regular of the Holy Sepulchre

a church from 1996-2002 with a painting of St Kinga from 1902 and Baroque sculptures

a Neoclassical church after the fire of a wooden one from 1746, with highlander carvings inside

a brick church from 1885-1896 in a transitional style, founded by the Potocki family

a seasonal water park in Mościce run by the municipal sports centre

a 2012 tserkva in the Lemko style, with one tower and three domes

a park with 16th-century roots by the Białoprądnicki Manor House, with limes and the Białucha river

an estate park with a skatepark, a trial park and an open-air stage, laid out in the early 1970s

a larch chapel from 1934 with a war memorial designed by Bronisław Chromy

a First World War cemetery on a hill above Gorlice, with a stone gate and a wall with bastions

a private museum of the oil industry and ethnography with a kerosene distillery from 1856

a reserve in the Niepołomice Forest protecting the royal fern and peat bogs