a large cave in the Kościeliska Valley, 5,420 m long, closed off by a grille and a bat hibernation site
a peak in the Policy Range, 1,240 m high, with the boundary of Skawica and Sidzina running across its slopes
a museum room in a wooden house that survived the Lanckorona fire of 1869
a square in Piasek with the 18th-century Old Granary, home to the Europeum
a floristic reserve in a forest near Mogilany, protecting an isolated site of Hacquetia epipactis
a strict forest reserve on the slopes of Radziejowa with old beech and fir forest and the Banie pools
a square in Nowy Świat with the former Wygoda, today Kossakówka, where the painter Juliusz Kossak lived
the only square in Zakopane, the town's former market, next to the Town Park after its reconstruction
a square on the site of the former Holy Spirit hospital, in front of the theatre with the Fredro monument
regional museum run by PTTK and the municipality in a former inn from the early 18th century
a Tatra peak in the Świnica ridge, below which the Orla Perć passes, named after the shape of a ruined tower
mementoes of Kraków's school of economics from 1924 onwards, visits by prior booking
a strict forest reserve on the northern slopes of Kamionna with Carpathian beech forest and fir woods
a regional museum in an attic with an exhibition on the history of Krzeszowice and village life
a neo-Gothic manor house from 1851, home of the Kossak family of painters, entered in the heritage register
non-commercial gallery in Kazimierz with more than a hundred solo exhibitions since 1995
a hill above the Biała river with First World War cemeteries and a Guinness Book of Records fungus
a sulphide water spring in the Potasznia valley, a natural monument since 1998
an 18th-century wooden church with a post-frame tower, a stone belfry and figural polychrome
a brick church from 1990-1992 with a belfry tower and a sculpture of the patron saint in front of the entrance
a parish church from 1958-1966 with stained glass and a carved chancel
a disused 19th-century cemetery in the centre of Olkusz, with an Orthodox section and the grave of Col. Nullo
a late 16th-century Jewish cemetery on ul. Kolorowa, with recovered gravestones