research library with manuscripts and early printed books, a branch of the National Museum in Kraków
abandoned Lemko village in the Low Beskids with a cemetery and a cross on the site of the tserkva
the smallest botanical garden in Poland, with about 600 species of Tatra plants
disused quarry from the 18th century in which the trylinka was developed, with remains of the works
19th-century manor house with a park and a figure of the Virgin Mary, entered in the heritage register
paintball for groups of six or more, with markers for children from 8 years old and a fire pit
neighbourhood garden with an open-air bookcase and paths about plants in literature
cemetery established in 1941 with a chapel from 1950 and a monument to those killed during the occupation
Orthodox monastery for men, a pilgrimage centre linked with Mount Jawor
municipal museum with a historical and an ethnographic section and a room devoted to Tadeusz Radwan
Wadowice's market square from 1430 with a monument to John Paul II, granite paving and a fountain
wooded peak in the Island Beskids with the Mulowiec clearing and a First World War cemetery
Gothic chapel, the former Dominican chapter house, with the crypt of the dukes of Oświęcim
Podgórze square with a monument commemorating the disarming of the Austrians in October 1918
wooden cemetery chapel from 1722, moved before the creation of Lake Czorsztyn
square market from the 14th century, with townhouses dating from after the 1877 fire and a 3D mural
monument in the shape of an open book, commemorating the Polish victims of the Volhynia massacre
forest reserve near the Slovak border protecting Carpathian beech forest since 1963
Kraków Fortress ammunition shelter from 1914-1915 with armoured doors and shutters
rocky gully on Giewont with a height difference of about 350 m, with steps and a cave in its lower part
bronze bust from 1887 by All Saints' Square, removed and restored in 1985
modern church from the 1980s with a pyramidal belfry and a figure of the Risen Christ
parish church from the 1980s with a fresco of the Last Supper in the chancel