Attractions in Kraków

municipal art gallery based in the Strzelecki Palace with two branches in the town

climbing corner of the rock wall of the former Kapelanka quarry at Zakrzówek

resort on the slope of Szubienica with chairlifts, a fun park and floodlit runs

a small mushroom-shaped rock in the forest on the slope of Wał, close to the green trail

resort with three runs of 2.7 km, a chairlift and four bike trails in summer

1920s villa with a collection of oriental carpets, a branch of the Tatra Museum

the sculptor's own gallery in the wooden holiday house of the former “Warszawianka” sanatorium

disused quarry by the trail over Wał, with petrified tree trunks from about 66 million years ago

stone chapel with a copy of the Limanowa Pietà, paintings from local legends and a pilgrims' spring

nine runs and a gondola lift on the eastern slopes of Jaworzyna Krynicka

small shelter cave in a sandstone boulder on a forest path near Rajbrot

wooded peak in the Grybów Mountains on the yellow trail between Sapalska Góra and Kozie Żebro

a chapel from 1985 whose construction was blocked for three years by the communist authorities

a necropolis from the first half of the 19th century with about a hundred matzevot, tidied and fenced

eclectic townhouse with a neo-Baroque facade supported by figures of atlantes

private museum of memorabilia of the crew of a B-24 bomber shot down in 1944

private collection of birds, antlers and hunting trophies in two rooms

the site of two burnt-down mountain huts below the summit of Luban in the Gorce

altar with seven four-metre statues in the courtyard of the Pauline monastery at Skałka

dry shelter cave in the Jurassic limestone of the Tyniec Hills with nine climbing routes

an allegory of reborn Poland from the 1937 Paris exhibition, on the summit of Gubałówka since 1938

an eclectic palace from 1884 next to the station, designed by Stryjeński and Ekielski

wooded peak in the Grybów Mountains on the yellow trail between Kozie Żebro and Czerszla

neo-Gothic red-brick church designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki, with paintings from 1580