Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
344 places
Dębno
A network of **ten agritourism homesteads** scattered across the Gorce Mountains and the Beskid Wyspowy around Limanowa, prepared by the Gorce Tourism Organisation as a tourism product of the region. It is not one trail to walk, but a loop…
Zakopane
A town route past more than **forty monuments** of Zakopane, prepared by the Tatra Museum in **2015**, on the centenary of Stanisław Witkiewicz's death. It presents a national style of architecture developed from around **1890** on the bas…
Zakopane
Below the Wielka Krokiew ski jump, at Józefa Piłsudskiego Street 38 in Zakopane, lies a homestead where you can get to know the nature of the Tatras without entering a trail. The Tatra Educational Park combines a mini-zoo with a lesson in…
Wieliczka
The brine graduation tower in Wieliczka stands in Park św. Kingi, a few minutes from the centre and the Daniłowicz Shaft. Opened at the end of **2014**, it is the largest structure of its kind in southern Poland: it measures around **53 by…
Lubomierz
Twenty-one kilometres of forest paths at an altitude of around **800 m above sea level** — that is the loop around Mogielica, the highest peak of the Island Beskids (**1170 m**). In summer it is used by cyclists, hikers and nordic walking…
Jastrzębik
Eight one-way loops with a total length of **125 km** form the cycling network of Krynica-Zdrój, launched in **2020** and named after the town's mineral water springs. All routes begin at the promenade, next to the tourist information poin…
Dębno
Four marked cycling loops start in Limanowa, the seat of the Limanowa county in Lesser Poland, a town of around **14,100 inhabitants**. The routes run through the hills of the Beskid Wyspowy range and its foothills, combining landmarks wit…
Lubomierz
Turbacz (**1310 m above sea level**) is the highest peak of the Gorce Mountains, rising in the middle of the range and forming a massive buttress. Built of Carpathian flysch and part of the Crown of Polish Mountains, it ranks among the mos…
Kraków
The UNESCO World Heritage List includes over a thousand sites from around the world, **18** of which are in Poland — 16 cultural monuments and 2 natural areas. In addition, there are 2 UNESCO Global Geoparks: the Muskau Arch and Świętokrzy…
Inwałd
The Fortress in Inwałd is a theme park opened in **2012** next to the Park of Miniatures "Świat Marzeń", together forming the Inwałd Park complex. A replica of a medieval stronghold was built in the village of Inwałd, in the Andrychów muni…
Kraków
Wawel Lost is a permanent exhibition and an archaeological-architectural reserve housed in a former German building from the 1940s, erected on the site of the old royal kitchens. Visitors walk among the exposed foundations of the oldest st…
Kościelisko
A rocky ravine branching off the Kościeliska Valley near Polana Pisana, cut deep into the slopes of Ciemniak and Upłaziańska Kopa. The Kraków Gorge is considered the finest rocky gorge of the Polish Western Tatras and was already being vis…
Kraków
Hejnalica, the taller of the two towers of St. Mary’s Basilica, rises more than **80 metres** above the Main Market Square and ranks among the most recognisable symbols of Kraków. It is crowned by a late-Gothic spire with a gilded crown. I…
Sromowce Niżne
Koziarz (**943 m above sea level**) lies on the main ridge of the Radziejowa Range in the Sącz Beskids, at the junction with the Gorce. In **2015** an observation tower was built here, opening up views above the tree line of the summit. It…
Ochotnica Górna
Magurki (**1,108 m above sea level**) rise above Ochotnica Górna in the Gorce, on a side ridge branching off from the Gorc range. On the extensive summit clearing, in **2015** and with EU funding, a wooden observation tower was built — one…
Chabówka
The wooden Polczakówka observation tower stands in Rabka-Zdrój on Królewska Góra (**588 m above sea level**), about **3 kilometres** north of the town centre. Its name comes from the ski lift by which it was built. The **2011** structure i…
Sromowce Niżne
Villa “Nad Zdrojami”, also called Dom nad Zdrojami, stands by Dietl Square in the spa district of Szczawnica. The wooden building dates from 1863 and was designed as a spa house with a pump room. Today the ground floor serves six types of…
Zakopane
A few steps from Krupówki street, at Kasprusie 19, stands the wooden Villa "Atma" — the only museum in Poland devoted to Karol Szymanowski. It was here, in the shadow of the Tatra Mountains, that the composer spent the years 1930–1935 and…
Czerna
In Nawojowa Góra near Krzeszowice, by national road 79, stands a manor complex known by its old name "Prochownia": a brick manor house, a gardener's cottage, a stable with a carriage house, and a 19th-century landscape park surrounding the…
Kraków
An afternoon trip around the world: it is possible in Kraków, at 39 Tyniecka Street. Villages of the World is a Global Education Park where buildings characteristic of all continents stand around a large-format world map — according to the…
Zakopane
On Antałówka Street in Zakopane stands a villa where the history of one family intertwined with the history of Podhale architecture. Witkiewiczówka is a wooden residence built in **1903-1904** in the Zakopane style — a national style creat…
Chabówka
Each winter a dozen or so ski lifts operate on the slopes of the Gorce Mountains, forming a compact complex of family runs around Rabka-Zdrój, Rdzawka and Nowy Targ, all within a quarter of an hour's drive from one another. The main point…
Roztoka Ryterska
Wysoka, officially recorded as Wysokie Skałki, rises to **1050 m** in the ridge of the Małe Pieniny and is the highest summit of the entire Pieniny Mountains and of the Pieniny Klippen Belt. The Polish-Slovak border runs across its top: th…
Klimkówka
In the village of Łosie near Gorlice, which lived off the maziar trade for centuries, operates the Maziarska Homestead — a Lemko open-air museum and a branch of the Dwory Karwacjanów i Gładyszów Museum in Gorlice. Three wooden buildings fr…