Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
344 places
Zator
Zator near Oświęcim is known for its amusement parks, but only in one of them do Greek gods and mythical creatures stand beside a real pond. The Park of Mythology is part of the Zatorland complex — the Park of Moving Dinosaurs, the Park of…
Zator
Zatorland in Zator, a small town in Lesser Poland between Oświęcim and Wadowice, is a complex of three theme parks plus a funfair. Its foundation is the Park of Moving Dinosaurs, originally known as DinoZatorland — home to a collection of…
Kraków
The Kraków Water Park at 126 Dobrego Pasterza Street in Mistrzejowice is one of the largest indoor aquaparks in Poland and Europe. Construction began in April 1999 and was completed in just 13 months; the opening took place on 10 June 2000…
Roztoka Ryterska
Above the Poprad valley, on the summit of Wola hill (about **550 m asl**), rises the spiral viewing platform known as the “Snail”. The fanciful shape is not an architect's whim: the coiled structure is walked along a path that climbs in ci…
Olkusz
Beneath the market square of Olkusz — the town called the "silver town" — lie the undergrounds of the former capital of lead and silver mining. The route has two parts: under the Gothic town hall and under the County Office building, where…
Brzegi
Polana Włosienica lies at the bottom of the Rybi Potok Valley in the High Tatras, at about 1,300 m above sea level, along the Oswald Balzer Road — the asphalt route leading to Morskie Oko. Only 1.5 km separates it from the shore of the mos…
Kraków
At Floriańska 32, one of the busiest streets of Kraków, operates the Polonia Wax Museum — opened in 2016, inspired by the organisation of World Youth Day in Kraków. The museum, previously located by the Market Square, brings together wax f…
Sromowce Niżne
The resort promenade of Szczawnica leads along the Grajcarek stream, on regulated banks on both sides of the water. It is about **1,800 metres** long and is sometimes called the longest boardwalk in Poland — yet it remains wide and calm en…
Dębno
Słopnicka Pass lies at about **750 m above sea level** in the heart of the Beskid Wyspowy range, in the saddle between Cichoń (929 m) and Zapowiednica. An asphalt road from Słopnice to Zalesie runs across the pass, along with the boundary…
Ojców
In the heart of Ojców National Park, in the Prądnik Valley below the well-known Jonaszówka viewpoint, runs Pstrąg Ojcowski — a trout farm and eatery serving fish from its own ponds. It is only a **10-minute** walk from the car park below t…
Ochotnica Górna
In Łopuszna in the Podhale region, by the voivodeship road no. 969 from Nowy Targ to Krościenko, the Pstrąg guesthouse serves fish from its own farm. It is the only establishment in the region running its own trout farm, so the fish always…
Ojców
Above the Prądnik Valley, on the summit of the Długa rock in Grodzisko near Skała, stands the hermitage complex of Blessed Salomea: a Romanesque hermitage from the **13th century**, a Baroque church and prayer huts. The site lies on the ro…
Chabówka
Rabkoland is a family amusement park in Rabka-Zdrój, operating since **1988** on an area of about **2 ha** above the Poniczanka and Raba streams. It belongs to the first amusement parks in Poland and underwent a complete modernization in *…
Sromowce Niżne
A pontoon trip is the most comfortable way to see the famous bends of the Dunajec without any paddling effort. The route leads through the **Dunajec River Gorge in the Pieniny** — a section about **8 km** long between Sromowce Niżne and Sz…
Sromowce Niżne
The Pieniny are the shortest route to water-based thrills in the Polish mountains. Here the Dunajec cuts through the range of the Pieniny Właściwe with its famous gorge — a section about **8 km** long between Sromowce Niżne and Szczawnica,…
Rabsztyn
On the Ojców Plateau, between the villages of Podlesie and Pazurek, a fragment of the ancient Olkusz forests has been preserved. The „Pazurek” reserve protects beech woods full of wild garlic and hepatica, and at the same time one of the m…
Rabsztyn
On the edge of Klucze, by Bolesławska Street, a wooden platform spreads the arms of a giant compass rose over the sands. This unusual viewpoint introduces you to the Błędów Desert — the largest area of drifting sand in Poland, covering abo…
Lanckorona
Lanckorona in the Wadowice county was a town for **268 years** — it received its town charter in **1366** and lost it in **1934**. That age-old order is still visible in the centre: the market square with its historic buildings remains the…
Nowy Sącz
The market square in Nowy Sącz measures **150 by 120 metres** and constituted one twelfth of the chartered town of **1292**. Today, together with ten perpendicular streets, it forms the medieval chessboard layout of the old town, and both…
Ludźmierz
The market square in Nowy Targ is a rectangle measuring **138 by 110 metres** — as much as **1.5 hectares** of surface, laid out for the first time in **1346**, when the town was chartered. For long centuries fairs were held here; today th…
Olkusz
A square laid out in **1299** when the town was chartered forms the axis of the Old Town of Olkusz — **six streets** radiate from it, and around it stand town houses built mainly in the **18th and 19th centuries**. Beneath the pavement lie…
Oświęcim
A medieval trading square whose present look is the result of a modernisation completed in **May 2014** — a cobbled surface, a reconstructed well and a glass panel over the preserved fragments of the walls of the first town hall from the *…
Nowy Sącz
Stary Sącz ranks among the oldest towns in Poland — it received its charter in the **13th century**, lying on the amber route. The market square has kept the layout from the town’s founding under Magdeburg law: two streets leave from each…
Czchów
The market square of Tarnów was laid out during the town’s founding in **1330**, and the townhouses around it, built from the **16th to the 19th century**, make the place one of the finest Renaissance urban ensembles in Poland. Two streets…