tiny glacial pond at 1,680 m above sea level, visible from the trail towards the Liliowe pass
north-eastern part of an intermittent pond in the Dolina za Mnichem valley, at about 1,785 metres
garden laid out in the 18th century as an Italian garden on three terraces, later a landscape park
First World War cemetery, 89 Austro-Hungarian and Russian soldiers, T-shaped plan
ruins of a 19th-century manor house among old trees, next to the school in Sanka
modern chapel with a foundation stone blessed by John Paul II
First World War plot in the municipal cemetery in Wieliczka
park by the Lower Market Square in Wieliczka, next to the Saltworks Castle and the Mickiewicz monument
forest reserve on the landslide slope of Sokołowska Góra with beech forest and old-growth trees
mid-19th-century Jewish cemetery with no surviving matzevot, today farmland
derelict fort of Kraków Fortress from about 1908, at the corner of Piastowska and Mydlnicka streets
Jewish cemetery on the slope of Grzebień with no gravestones, with monuments to the victims of an execution
19th-century Jewish cemetery with four surviving matzevot and a grave from the First World War
Carpathian beech forest with the protected lady's slipper orchid in the Eagles' Nests Landscape Park
forest reserve above the Dunajec with a relict stand of mountain-ecotype pine
ruins of a tower with a lintel dated 1552, today on a private property
villa from 1910-1913 in Salwator, in a layout entered in the heritage register
manor house from about 1890 with a distillery, a smithy and a granary
1960s church of timber and stone, referring to regional sacred architecture
church from 2002 with Podhale ornament and a painting of St Florian in the side altar
obelisk of Eustachy Sanguszko at a pass 480 m above sea level, by the trail from Lanckorona to Jordanów
monument to a legionnaire who fell in the Battle of Krzywopłoty in November 1914