Attractions in Kraków

historic villa from 1934, during the war the residence of the Plaszow camp commandant, today private

collection of more than 25,000 objects connected with the history of the Lubomirski family

the only place in Poland where a meridian and a parallel of whole tens of degrees cross

museum in a former poorhouse hospital, with collections of artists connected with the Wiśnicz land

rock in a former quarry at Zakrzówek with twelve climbing routes

convent from 1901 with a former school for girls, today with a parish church and a kindergarten

granite boulder from 1909 in the Gąsienicowa Valley, in memory of a composer killed by an avalanche

palace from 1879 designed by Filip Pokutyński, today a seminary building

wooden farmstead with an 1858 cottage, a granary and a forge of the Sącz Lachs

parish church from 1978-1983 with a mosaic and stained glass designed by Fr Tadeusz Furdyna

student PTTK hut on the slopes of Solnisko, with overnight stays in your own sleeping bag

grassy 260 m hill in Tyniec, with a panorama and abandoned limestone quarries

neo-Gothic church from 1887 with altars from 1614 from the previous, wooden church

pavilion with an orchestra bandstand over a mineral water spring in the centre of the spa town

bronze figure of a footballer at the moment of kicking the ball, in front of the Cracovia stadium

bronze figure of the mayor of Kraków at a desk with plans of the city, unveiled in 2018

memorial to the crew of a Halifax bomber of No. 148 Squadron RAF shot down in August 1944

votive church from 1984-1991, consecrated by John Paul II, with a Fatima shrine

Gothic church of the Holy Sepulchre canons with a Pietà from about 1420, a sanctuary since 2015

parish Marian sanctuary in Trzebinia municipality with the veneration of Blessed Fr Michał Rapacz

private prayer house from 1934, used today by a trading company

abandoned synagogue of the Jewish community with memorial plaques on the front wall

hanging valley below Kozi Wierch with the Buczynowa Siklawa, a seasonal pond and climbing routes

play centre with a toddler area, a ball pit, slides and the Małpi Gaj (Monkey Grove) structure