two modernist tenement houses from 1937-1940 by Fryderyk Tadanier, by the Planty Park
a low Gorce summit on the edge of a clearing, with a PTTK hut on the top
site of the dispute over the first church in Nowa Huta, with a bronze monument from 2007
parish church built in 1980-1999 with an image moved from the old church
an eight-metre rock niche with a fissure in the limestone of the Kluczwoda Valley
a three-metre shelter cave in the Diabelskie Rocks in the Wieliczka Foothills
two limestone rocks in the Little Pieniny: the table-shaped Baba and the pinnacle called Dziad
open section of a 16th-century drainage adit, about 2.4 km long, in a forest near Olkusz
rectorial church from 1948-1950, on a plot bought by a local priest and professor
villa from 1910-1913 designed by Roman Bandurski in the historic Salwator urban layout
late Neoclassical church with a Baroque chancel and an image crowned in 1979
a Gothic church from the 15th century with Baroque furnishings, a fence and four chapels
meadow in the centre of the former village of Mogiła, a former pasture with two ponds, now a recreation area
landslide pond below the Borsucze Skały rocks, a habitat of three species of newt
wooden toy town for playing at occupations, for children from 1 to 7-8 years old
site of a fir with a trunk circumference of 6.76 m and an age of over 600 years, with a concrete reconstruction of the trunk
narrowing of the Dunajec in the Pieniny Gorge with the legend of Janosik's jump
285-metre footbridge for pedestrians and cyclists over the Vistula at the Kościuszko barrage
glacial cirque below Rysy, the highest tier of the Rybi Potok Valley, on the trail to Rysy
paintball field on a meadow and in a forest, with a place for a barbecue and a campfire
parish cemetery from 1922, 14 sections, graves of soldiers from 1939 and of bomb victims from 1945
gully above Morskie Oko with a waterfall and ice falls, crossed by the trail to Przełęcz pod Chłopkiem
Modernist hospital chapel from 1917 with Young Poland polychromy and relics of St Faustina
remains of a 19th-century fort: the outline of the moats and rampart and a reconstructed wall below Krakus Mound