Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
86 places
Sucha Beskidzka
**Karczma Rzym in Sucha Beskidzka** is a wooden heritage building by the town market, on the site of the former trading agora. Built in the second half of the 18th century, it recalls the period when Sucha gained the right to hold fairs an…
Kraków
City walls of Kraków in Kraków is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access details before…
Olkusz
The historic Austeria in Sławków is a wooden inn at Rynek 2 and one of the most valuable examples of old Polish small-town architecture. Its official historical name is “Austeria Miejska w Sławkowie Pierwochą Zwana”. ## History and functio…
Szydłów
The Kraków Gate in Szydłów is the town’s main surviving entrance through its medieval walls. Together with the walls, it forms one of the most valuable parts of Szydłów’s historic layout, which is often nicknamed the “Polish Carcassonne”.…
Węgrów
The Evangelical-Augsburg cemetery on Ewangelicka Street in Węgrów is one of the town’s most important traces of its Protestant and multicultural past. The burial ground dates from the second half of the 16th or the beginning of the 17th ce…
Kraków
Rakowicki Cemetery at 26 Rakowicka Street is Kraków’s oldest municipal cemetery and an important place in the city’s history. It was laid out in 1801–1802 on what was then the outskirts, after burials beside churches were banned. The first…
Wiślica
The Jewish cemetery on Widuchowska Street in Busko-Zdrój is a memorial to the town’s Jewish community and to victims of the German occupation. The necropolis was probably established in the 1880s and enlarged to about two hectares in 1928.…
Czerna
Devil’s Bridge in Czerna is the ruin of a 17th-century hermit bridge in the Eliaszówka Valley, near the Discalced Carmelite monastery. The stone structure resembles a Roman aqueduct: it was about 120 m long, 9.5 m wide and 18 m high, suppo…
Węgrów
Dom Gdański stands on the northern side of Rynek Mariacki in Węgrów. It is a Baroque inn and former trading house of Gdańsk merchants from the first half of the 18th century, recognisable by its mansard roof with dormers and a wavy gable t…
Supraśl
Dom Ogrodnika in Supraśl, also known as the Old Post Office or Old Inn, is a historic wooden building at 3 Stanisława Konarskiego Street. It was built in the second half of the 18th century as accommodation for gardeners working in the gar…
gmina Przygodzice
## Key information The wooden town hall of Sulmierzyce stands in the middle of Rynek 1, in a town in southern Greater Poland. Built in 1743, it is the only surviving example in Poland of a wooden small-town town hall. The building houses t…
Brenna
## Key information Kossak Manor in Górki Wielkie is the surviving part of an 18th-century manor complex associated with the Kossak family and writer Zofia Kossak-Szatkowska. The original manor burned down in May 1945. The ruins were revita…
Sromowce Niżne
## The Pieniny salon in Upper Park Dworek Gościnny, also known as the Guest Railway Station or Kursalon, is one of historic Szczawnica’s most distinctive buildings. Its first foundations were laid in 1875 on the initiative of Józef Szalay,…
gmina Łubowo
The Fountain of Lech, Czech and Rus stands on the Market Square in Pobiedziska, between Poznań and Gniezno on the Piast Trail. It is a free outdoor attraction and a useful landmark during a short walk through the centre. The sculpture conn…
Siewierz
The Siewierz Maidens Fountain stands on the Market Square in Siewierz, close to the ruins of the Kraków Bishops’ Castle. This free outdoor attraction works well as a short stop, photo spot or break during a trip through the Kraków–Częstoch…
Nysa
The Triton Fountain in Nysa is one of the city’s best-known historic landmarks. It stands where the Market Square meets Bracka and Celna Streets. This Baroque sculpture is an easy stop on a walk through the “Silesian Rome”, for photographs…
Czchów
**The Jewish Cemetery in Tarnów** is a protected cemetery on Szpitalna Street and one of the city’s most important records of centuries of Jewish life. Around 3,000 tombstones survive on an area of about 3.2 hectares; the oldest matzeva da…
gmina Niegowa
**The Jewish cemetery in Żarki**, also known as the cemetery on Kierków Hill, lies on Polna Street in the north-western part of town. It was founded in 1821 as the third Jewish necropolis in Żarki. Covering about 1.5 hectares, it is one of…
Podzamcze
**The Jewish cemetery in Kromołów**, now within Zawiercie, stands on Piaskowa Street in the Kraków-Częstochowa Jura. It was established before 1730 and is one of the region’s oldest and best-preserved monuments of Jewish material culture.…
Stara Wieś
**The Church of the Holy Name of Mary in Gaszyn** is a 16th-century wooden church belonging to the historic Wieluń group. It stands about 3 km south of Wieluń, beside the old route towards Bolesławiec. It fits naturally into a route linkin…
Żywiec
**The wooden Church of St Andrew the Apostle in Gilowice** is one of the most valuable monuments of the Żywiec Beskids and lies on the Wooden Architecture Trail. Its greatest curiosity is its change of address: the church was moved from Ry…
gmina Przygodzice
**The wooden Church of St Andrew the Apostle in Golina** is the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Consolation and one of the more intriguing wooden monuments of Wielkopolska. The small village lies about 5 km south of Jarocin, making the church an…
Zator
**The wooden Church of St Andrew in Graboszyce** is a small 1585 church on the Lesser Poland Wooden Architecture Trail. Its distinctive features include log construction, a tall tower with later additions and a two-storey sacristy along th…
Stara Wieś
**The wooden Church of St Andrew the Apostle in Kadłub near Wieluń** is an example of the late-Gothic Wieluń style. This 16th-century church preserves its larch log construction, steep shingled roof and modest rural form. ## Built without…