Attractions in Kraków

17th-century larch manor house, until 2005 a convent of Carmelite sisters

last fort of the Kraków Fortress from 1908-1912, with a main shelter and a view over the Vistula valley

museum by the monastery in Czerna with memorabilia of St Raphael Kalinowski and the life of the hermits

forest necropolis with no surviving matzevot, with a Holocaust memorial from 1989

PTTK museum next to the “Orlica” hut on the history of tourism, rafting and the park in the Pieniny

necropolis with about fifty gravestones and a memorial to the victims of the shootings of 1939-1942

pavilion on the Market Square with tourist information, a multimedia room and exhibitions on the history of the town

barrage on the Vistula with a pedestrian and cycle footbridge and a view of Tyniec and Bielany

church from 1975-1979 with a triangular facade and a bell from a chapel of 1925

cemetery from 1887 devastated during the war, with one surviving gravestone

limestone summit of 1,531 m above sea level on the Kasprowy Wierch ridge, with rare plants on its slopes

sculpture by Alfred Daun from 1886, placed in the Planty Park by Poselska Street

modernist manor house after the fire of 1924 with a landscape park, divided between owners

church from 1989-1996 with stained glass and an altar with a retable from an older church in Grobla

a glacial cirque below Rysy with Czarny Staw on its floor and the Czarnostawiańska Siklawa waterfall on its threshold

a wooden pavilion in the Zakopane style with the Jan, Józef and Zuber waters in the Spa Park

a play room with slides, trampolines and a ball pit for children aged 1 to 12

a West Galician war cemetery from 1915, with preserved traces of trenches and an obelisk

a bowling alley with new lanes, a bar and a table football table, next to a restaurant

a mid-19th-century spa park with a pump room, a chapel and 19th-century villas

private gallery founded in 1985 outside censorship, with collections of Wróblewski and Gierowski

a play room in the Witowianka restaurant: slides, a ball pit and two multimedia games

gorge-like valleys with five nature reserves, caves and rock outcrops near Kraków

more than 35 ha of city forest with Carpathian beech, paths for walkers and cyclists and a K-30 ski jump